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Games like Black Closet

2015PC91 % positive19.50 €

You lead a secret club at an elite boarding school, sending your members out to solve mysteries and bury scandals while a traitor hides among them. A blend of visual novel, management and investigation built on intrigue and suspicion.

  • Choices with consequences
  • A party of several characters
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Tactical depth

The closest matches for Black Closet are This Is the Police, 428: Shibuya Scramble and Dead In Bermuda. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Black Closet special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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This Is the Police

86 %Match

2016PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable82 % positive14.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Black Closet: choices with consequences, a strong story and tactical depth.

As aging police chief Jack Boyd, you dispatch officers, manage staff, and make morally murky choices while scraping together retirement money over 180 days. A grim noir tale of corruption and guilt told in a stylish silhouette art style.

428: Shibuya Scramble

A party of several characters

An interactive crime thriller set in Shibuya where you switch between several protagonists. Your choices branch their intertwined storylines, gradually revealing a surprising bigger picture.

Dead In Bermuda

A party of several characters

Eight plane crash survivors are stranded on a mysterious island, and you assign daily tasks while managing resources and morale. Each character has distinct traits and stories, and your decisions shape who survives and what the island hides.

This Is the Police 2

A party of several characters

You run a sheriff's department in a remote American town, managing your officers and resolving incidents through turn-based tactical fights. A grim noir story with tough moral decisions ties it all together.

Beholder 2

Distinctive, stylised art style

You climb the ranks of a totalitarian ministry through scheming, blackmail and moral compromise. Every decision carries consequences for your career and conscience in a grim, satirical dystopia.

Do Not Feed the Monkeys

Pure single-player experience

You join a secret club that spies on strangers through surveillance cameras and decide whether and how to interfere in their lives. You also have to pay rent and buy food, which makes every moral choice harder.

The Westport Independent

Distinctive, stylised art style

As editor of a newspaper under an authoritarian regime, you decide each week which stories run, balancing government pressure, readers and your conscience. A short, oppressive censorship management game with multiple endings.

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