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A surreal, unsettling indie horror adventure where you push through a dark, twisted world toward a distant tower. It focuses on atmosphere and disorientation rather than combat.

What defines Eclipsium:

  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Lots to discover
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for Eclipsium are Hektor, The Complex: Found Footage and Necrophosis. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Eclipsium special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Hektor

97 %

2015 PC 62 % positive Mixed, 966 reviews on Steam

  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Pure single-player experience
  • Focus on a single character

An indie psychological horror game in which the world shifts as you move, creating an unsettling, oppressive atmosphere. Specific details are only partly known.

The Complex: Found Footage

Lots to discover

A walking-simulator horror game viewed through a VHS camera, in which you wander endless dreamlike Backrooms-style spaces. Its cryptic story raises more questions than it answers.

Here They Lie

Distinctive, stylised art style

A surreal first-person psychological horror trip built for PlayStation VR: you wander a nightmarish city full of disturbing creatures and piece together a cryptic story. Fleeing, hiding and oppressive atmosphere matter more than fighting.

Threshold

Lots to discover

A short, bleak first-person exploration game where you start your shift and piece together a disturbing story using a bucket, air cans and planks. Mood and atmosphere matter more than complex mechanics.

Panelak

Lots to discover

An indie horror adventure set in an eerie post-Soviet apartment block where strange things happen. You work your way up floor by floor to the roof to save a helpless man.

Hazing: Night Shift

Pure single-player experience

A short indie horror game with a VHS-tape look, where you play a young police officer investigating a creepy country house after a disturbing call. The found-footage presentation builds an oppressive mood.

Albino Lullaby: Episode 1

Distinctive, stylised art style

You escape through a surreal, disturbing nightmare where the world twists and contorts around you. The horror relies on creeping atmosphere rather than jump scares or gore.

A Demon's Game: Episode 1

Lots to discover

An indie horror game that relies on thick atmosphere, rewarding exploration and dark lore rather than cheap jump scares. You sink into an eerie world and piece together its secrets bit by bit.

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