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2023PCSteam Deck verified91 % positive19.50 €

A flying saucer crashes in a remote Russian village, and as the first point of contact you shape how two civilizations meet. Likely a narrative indie adventure with choices and quirky humor.

  • Choices with consequences
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Lots of humour

The closest matches for Kujlevka are Plan B from Outer Space: A Bavarian Odyssey, Steins;Gate: My Darling's Embrace and Steins;Gate Re:Boot. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Kujlevka special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Plan B from Outer Space: A Bavarian Odyssey

91 %Match

2021PCNintendo Switch12.49 €

Brings what grabs you about Kujlevka: choices with consequences, plenty of humour and a strong story.

A humorous interactive-book adventure in which a stranded space traveler tries to escape a planet of Bavarian-flavored aliens. Your decisions shape how the mission ends.

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Subsurface Circular

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A short, conversation-driven detective adventure set on a subway train full of robots, where you unravel a mystery of disappearances through dialogue. Minimalist visuals and a tight sci-fi mood carry the story.

2064: Read Only Memories

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A pixel-art cyberpunk point-and-click adventure in which you play a journalist investigating a conspiracy in Neo-San Francisco alongside Turing, the first sapient robot. Dialogue, choices and themes of identity and humanity drive the experience.

Steins;Gate Elite

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A visual novel remake about a group of amateur inventors who send messages to the past and tangle with time itself. The Elite version swaps the static art for animated footage from the anime, keeping the gripping, emotional time-travel story intact.

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