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Games like The Ratline

2026PCSteam Deck playable81 % positive13.99 €

A gritty 1971 detective thriller where you analyze evidence, follow leads and deduce your way across the globe, tracking Nazi fugitives from a murdered priest's secret list.

  • Historical setting
  • Lore and world history
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

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In short: Games like The Ratline

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Ratline special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Sherlock Holmes Versus Jack the Ripper

96 %Match

2009USK 12PCXboxSteam Deck playable81 % positive9.99 €

Brings what grabs you about The Ratline: a historical setting, a dark atmosphere and a strong story.

A detective adventure in Victorian London where you play Sherlock Holmes, examining crime scenes, combining clues and solving puzzles to catch Jack the Ripper.

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The Darkest Files

Lore and world history

An investigation and courtroom game in which you work cold cases based on real Nazi-era crimes, gathering clues, questioning witnesses and arguing your case in court. Sombre, weighty and rooted in history.

Face Noir

Dark, serious atmosphere

A classic point-and-click adventure steeped in film noir, where you play private eye Jack Del Nero solving puzzles in a corrupt city while clearing your name of a murder charge.

A Case of Distrust

Dark, serious atmosphere

A noir detective adventure set in 1920s San Francisco where you play a private investigator who catches suspects in lies using evidence and statements. Its bold black, white and red art style and themes of prejudice and self-doubt set it apart.

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