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2019 PCPlayStationXbox 19.99 € 👍 74 % Mostly positive, 2,012 reviews on Steam

A quiet first-person narrative adventure in which an American naturalist explores a remote Norwegian fjord village in the 1920s alongside a young woman while an eerie mystery unfolds. Atmosphere, dialogue and the bond between the two characters take center stage.

What defines Draugen:

  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Lots to discover
  • Lavish presentation

The closest matches for Draugen are The Town of Light, The Suicide of Rachel Foster and Sagebrush. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Draugen special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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The Town of Light

96 %

2016 PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch 18.99 € 👍 79 % Mostly positive, 2,658 reviews on Steam

  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Accessible and relaxed

A harrowing first-person walking-style adventure set in the faithfully recreated Volterra psychiatric hospital in Italy. As Renée you piece together her troubled past and the grim reality of institutional psychiatry, with no combat and a heavy, oppressive atmosphere.

The Suicide of Rachel Foster

Strong, story-driven narrative

An atmospheric narrative adventure in which you explore a deserted family hotel during a snowstorm, uncovering the dark truth behind Rachel Foster's death through phone calls with a helpful FEMA agent. It focuses on family secrets, grief and abuse rather than combat.

Sagebrush

Strong, story-driven narrative

An atmospheric first-person narrative game in which you explore an abandoned desert cult compound in New Mexico and piece together the fates of its members from the traces they left behind.

Martha Is Dead

Strong, story-driven narrative

A dark first-person psychological thriller set in 1944 Italy, where you investigate your twin sister Martha's death while reality, folklore and wartime trauma blur together. Story and disturbing atmosphere take center stage, with photography and light puzzle elements.

What Remains of Edith Finch

Lavish presentation

A moving narrative game where you wander the sprawling Finch family home and relive each relative's final moments through short vignettes, each with its own inventive gameplay twist. Melancholic, creative, and unforgettable in just a couple of hours.

Dear Esther

Lavish presentation

A contemplative walk across a desolate Hebridean island while a narrator reads fragmented letters. With almost no traditional gameplay, it relies on dense atmosphere, poetic writing and striking scenery.

Reveil

Lots to discover

A first-person narrative psychological thriller in which you wander through the memories of the troubled Walter Thompson and his dark past at a circus. Puzzles and exploration drive a oppressive, atmospheric story.

Cucina Stellata

Strong, story-driven narrative

An atmospheric horror adventure set in 19th-century Italy, where you play a solitary gourmet writer drawn into an unsettling night. It relies on creeping tension and disturbing twists rather than jump scares or chases.

Hunter's Moon

Strong, story-driven narrative

A first-person folk-horror adventure in which you play a woman accused of witchcraft, fleeing through a war-worn village over a single night. You evade witch hunters, eavesdrop on the locals and gradually uncover the village's dark secrets.

Devotion

Lavish presentation

A first-person atmospheric horror game set in 1980s Taiwan, where you explore a family's apartment as it slides into a religion-tinged nightmare. Puzzles and claustrophobic spaces gradually uncover a tragic story.

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