Games like Black Book: Prologue

94% positive from 1,246 reviewsReleased 2020Steam Deck Verified

What it is

Deck-building RPG with turn-based combat. Explore Slavic myths, collect spells, and aid villagers.

The catch

The English translation is rough enough to muddle the dialogue and story.

Why it is here

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 94% positive, but with 1,246 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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Six games like Black Book: Prologue

Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube

88% positive from 721 reviews20149% finish it

This is a first-person puzzle platformer where players place and remove cubes to solve environmental puzzles in visually distinct worlds. It offers a relaxing, exploration-focused experience with user-generated content.

What players likedPlayers praise the community-driven custom levels, likening it to a puzzle game with endless, player-created content.

Both are tagged Atmospheric, Free to Play and RPG.

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Cloud Climber

92% positive from 4,135 reviews2021

This is a short, narrative adventure game focused on casual exploration and uncovering a story. Players build towers to reach clouds in a hand-drawn world with voiced narration.

What players likedPlayers praise Cloud Climber as a visually cool walking simulator with an interesting, optional story.

The catchIt ends in ten to fifteen minutes and offers almost no gameplay beyond walking.

Both are tagged Atmospheric, Free to Play and Adventure.

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HOME

90% positive from 3,326 reviews2019

HOME is a feel-good walking simulator where players create personal poems and music through environmental interaction. It offers a relaxing, poetic experience about the meaning of home.

What players likedPlayers praise it as a short, beautiful walking simulator akin to Journey or What Remains of Edith Finch, focusing on emotional atmosphere.

The catchThe whole thing is over in about ten minutes with almost nothing to interact with.

Both are tagged Atmospheric, Free to Play and Adventure.

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Summerland

91% positive from 1,766 reviews202024% finish it

This is a first-person narrative game where players answer a ringing phone to relive memories and unlock new areas. It explores ethical philosophy and the afterlife with a haunting atmosphere.

What players likedPlayers praise its good writing and interesting narrative, comparing it to a walking simulator with light puzzling.

The catchThe morality debate is far shallower than it thinks, and the protagonist acts stupidly.

Both are tagged Atmospheric, Free to Play and Adventure.

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Explore Fushimi Inari

95% positive from 1,391 reviews2019Deck Unsupported

A first-person exploration simulator recreating Fushimi Inari Shrine. Players discover hidden areas by exploring branching paths and taking photos.

The catchListed as a VR title, but VR only works if you buy the separate paid DLC.

Both are tagged Atmospheric, Free to Play and Adventure.

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Liquidators

95% positive from 1,212 reviews2020

First-person atmospheric horror game. Players navigate Chernobyl using a Geiger counter, managing liquidator skills to survive radioactive hazards.

What players likedPlayers praise its serious, concise depiction of the Chernobyl disaster, reminiscent of a focused, one-and-done experience.

The catchDeaths come fast and feel unpredictable

Both are tagged Atmospheric, Free to Play and Adventure.

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