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2020PCSteam Deck playable91 % positive12.49 €

A first-person photography game set in a bleak near future in Tauranga, New Zealand. As a courier you capture photos in stylized scenes using unlockable lenses and gear, while an looming crisis and political themes simmer in the background.

  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Lots to discover
  • Lavish presentation

The closest matches for Umurangi Generation are Elegy for a Dead World, Cloudpunk and Opus: Rocket of Whispers. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Umurangi Generation special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Elegy for a Dead World

86 %Match

2014PC63 % positive

Brings what grabs you about Umurangi Generation: a distinctive art style, a relaxed difficulty and a sci-fi setting.

A quiet writing game where you wander three abandoned worlds inspired by Romantic poetry and use prompts to compose your own stories about their vanished civilizations.

Cloudpunk

Lavish presentation

You play delivery driver Rania over one night in a rain-soaked, voxel-built neon megacity, picking up many small and large stories along the way. The focus is on atmosphere, dialogue and narrative rather than combat.

Opus: Rocket of Whispers

Sci-fi setting

You wander snowy wastelands as survivors of a dying world, gathering rocket parts to send the dead off on a final journey to the stars. A calm, emotional narrative adventure with a moving soundtrack and a melancholic mood.

In Other Waters

Lots to discover

You guide biologist Ellery Vas's diving suit across an alien ocean planet entirely through a minimalist map interface. Calm exploration, sample collecting and light puzzles drive an atmospheric story about loss and ecology.

Harold Halibut

Lavish presentation

A story-driven adventure with a handcrafted, stop-motion look: as clumsy janitor Harold you explore a stranded ark ship beneath an alien ocean and uncover its secrets. It focuses on dialogue, characters and dry humor rather than action.

Paper Beast

Lots to discover

A poetic VR experience from Eric Chahi: in a desert world born from forgotten code, you guide paper creatures using wind, sand and water while solving gentle environmental puzzles.

Far: Lone Sails

Lavish presentation

You drive a sail-powered land vessel across a dried-up seabed, keeping it running through upkeep, fuel and light puzzles. Without any dialogue, it tells a melancholic, atmospheric journey through the remains of a fallen civilization.

Penko Park

Lots to discover

You wander through a deserted wildlife park and get to know its mysterious residents by photographing them and interacting with your surroundings. The game thrives on quiet curiosity and slowly uncovering puzzling details.

Flower

Lavish presentation

You play as the wind, sweeping petals across rolling fields and bringing faded landscapes back to vibrant life. A short, wordless and meditative experience from thatgamecompany, carried by a gorgeous score.

Ambrosia Sky

Lots to discover

As disaster specialist Dalia, you clean alien fungus from facilities around Saturn's rings, lay victims to rest and uncover the contamination's origins. It blends calm cleanup gameplay with survival and exploration.

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