Games like Find Yourself

A short first-person horror walking sim set in subway cars. A man with post-traumatic stress slips into the astral plane and walks back through the phobias his childhood left him, finding hidden secrets.

84% positive from 1,314 · 2021 · 64% finish it · Steam Deck Playable · Lowest ever $1.39 (2021-10-28)

SimulationHorror Exploration Walking Simulator 3D PlatformerCinematic

Six games like Find Yourself

Harold Halibut

82% positive from 1,239 reviews202418% finish itDeck Verified

A handmade narrative adventure game with stop-motion aesthetics. Players explore a retro-future spaceship, interact with characters, and uncover a cinematic story.

What players likedPlayers praise its unique, handmade art and slow-paced, story-rich experience, akin to a point-and-click adventure or Wes Anderson film.

The catchBarely a game, mostly slow walking back and forth to deliver items and hear dialogue.

Both are tagged Cinematic, Walking Simulator and Exploration.

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September 7th

88% positive from 3,006 reviews202363% finish itDeck Playable

This is a short, realistic psychological horror walking simulator about a student experiencing strange events after receiving a Christmas elf doll. The game focuses on atmosphere and a simple narrative.

What players likedPlayers praise its eerie atmosphere, graphics, and jump scares, comparing it to other horror games from Emika Games.

The catchHorror rests almost entirely on cheap jump scares with little real tension.

Both are tagged Walking Simulator, 3D Platformer and Exploration.

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Father's Day

86% positive from 1,115 reviews202232% finish itDeck Playable

A psychological thriller walking simulator with realistic gameplay and a narrative told through player recordings. It focuses on three characters dealing with loss and a scientist's dark plan.

What players likedPlayers praise its complex, interesting storyline with effective jumpscares and an unexpected twist.

The catchA frustrating clown chase level stops the game dead and kills the tension.

Both are tagged Walking Simulator, 3D Platformer and Simulation.

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Scanner Sombre

90% positive from 4,514 reviews2017Deck Playable

A 3D horror exploration game using a LIDAR scanner to reveal a dark, mysterious cave. It features psychological horror and environmental storytelling with a unique point cloud visual style.

What players likedPlayers praise this unique "walking simulator" for its beautiful, atmospheric exploration and innovative visuals, despite its short length.

The catchThe lidar gimmick is the whole game, a short tech demo with little else to do.

Both are tagged Walking Simulator, Exploration and Horror.

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RATSHAKER™

93% positive from 3,710 reviews202486% finish itDeck Verified

RATSHAKER™ is a simulation game where players shake virtual rats to reduce a meter. It offers a satisfying, albeit unusual, core loop of pest removal.

What players likedPlayers compare it to GMOD/Amnesia fan maps and praise its unique, unsettling atmosphere and blend of humor and psychological horror.

The catchShaking the rat is the entire, shallow gameplay

Both are tagged Walking Simulator, Exploration and Horror.

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Psalm 5:9-13

84% positive from 1,938 reviews2024Deck Playable

This is a short, first-person walking simulator horror game with a VHS aesthetic. Players explore a seemingly normal location that becomes increasingly unsettling, finding anomalies and facing frightening events.

What players likedPlayers praise "Psalm 5:9-13" as a short, atmospheric psychological horror experience, akin to a walking simulator, that excels at building tension and an unsettling ambiance.

The catchIt is over in about 30 minutes, with no story and a few cheap jump scares.

Both are tagged Walking Simulator, Exploration and Horror.

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More about Find Yourself

The catch

The horror is just loud, cheap jump scares repeated until they stop working.

Reviews: 84% positive from 1,314
Released: 2021
Finish it: 64% of players
Steam Deck: Steam Deck Playable
Price: Lowest ever $1.39 (2021-10-28)
Play: Single-player

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 84% positive, but with 1,314 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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