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1998PlayStation

A surreal, goalless dream experience where you wander through psychedelic, randomly linked dreamscapes that shift whenever you bump into walls or objects. An experimental cult oddity that offers mood over traditional gameplay.

  • Sandbox with your own goals
  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Lots to discover

The closest matches for LSD: Dream Emulator are Everything, Anomalies and Museum of Other Realities. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes LSD: Dream Emulator special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Everything

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2017PCPlayStationNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified83 % positive12.99 €

Brings what grabs you about LSD: Dream Emulator: a sandbox with your own goals, lots to discover and a relaxed difficulty.

This meditative sandbox lets you become any object in the universe, from animals to planets to galaxies, and drift freely through it all. Lectures by philosopher Alan Watts accompany a goal-free, contemplative journey.

Shelter 2

Easy to pick up

You play a mother lynx raising her cubs through a painterly wilderness, hunting, protecting and feeding them. A quiet, emotional survival adventure with simple mechanics.

Fugl

Accessible and relaxed

You soar as a bird through a voxel world, gliding serenely over wide landscapes or climbing steep cliffs with powerful wing beats. With no fixed rules, you explore hidden corners and unspoiled scenery at your own pace.

Yume Nikki

Easy to pick up

A wordless dream-exploration game where you wander surreal, unsettling dreamscapes as Madotsuki, collecting Effects. There is almost no plot, leaving all meaning to the player's own interpretation.

Ayahuasca: Polyventure

Lots to discover

An experimental low-poly experience where you wander through psychedelic dreamlike worlds. It focuses on atmosphere and mood rather than challenge, with a touch of environmental awareness.

At Home Alone

Easy to pick up

You wander through a house as a little girl left alone, uncovering strange stories and hidden secrets along the way. The game favors quiet exploration over combat.

Pools

Easy to pick up

A liminal-space exploration game that favors eerie atmosphere over conventional horror. You wander through endless, near-identical pool rooms, trying to orient yourself and find the way out.

Shape of the World

Lots to discover

You explore a world that only takes shape around you and keeps growing while you move through it. The fun lies in deliberately getting lost and finding your way back using monuments you place yourself.

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