Games like Heartbeat in Thailand

97% positive from 1,830 reviewsReleased 2025Steam Deck Playable

What it is

Live-action interactive visual novel with branching choices and a bonus item system. It features a supernatural romance thriller feel with a revenge plot.

What players liked

Players praise this unique, fun, and humorous FMV game for its story and setting, especially for achievement hunters.

The catch

Thailand is only an exotic backdrop, with every character speaking dubbed Chinese.

Why it is here

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 97% positive, but with 1,830 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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Six games like Heartbeat in Thailand

Yes, Your Grace

87% positive from 13,908 reviews202038% finish itDeck Verified

Kingdom management RPG where you advise petitioners, manage resources, and make difficult choices. Features Slavic folklore monsters and a focus on family and political alliances.

What players likedPlayers praise its impactful choices and well-written story, akin to a story-driven management game with medieval vibes.

Both are tagged RPG, Simulation and Casual.

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Immortal Life

80% positive from 4,304 reviews20244% finish itDeck Playable

Life simulation RPG with cultivation and settlement building. Farm, craft, and explore to restore a sect and achieve immortality.

What players likedPlayers praise its pretty graphics, satisfying tasks, and unique cultivation, comparing it favorably to other farming/life-sim games.

The catchUpdates stopped with the game unfinished and promised romance content never added.

Both are tagged RPG, Simulation and Casual.

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Buddy Simulator 1984

93% positive from 4,280 reviews20214% finish itDeck Playable

This is an AI companion simulation game where your virtual friend learns and adapts to you. The core loop involves interacting with your buddy, playing games, and experiencing its evolving personality.

What players likedPlayers compare it to Undertale and KinitoPet, praising its well-written, emotional story and unique concept.

The catchThe novelty fades into a slow, repetitive RPG whose combat drags the whole thing down.

Both are tagged RPG, Simulation and Casual.

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Keplerth

84% positive from 4,145 reviews20225% finish itDeck Playable

Keplerth is a survival sandbox game where players gather resources, craft, build, and fight to survive on an alien planet. It features randomly generated worlds and a focus on player-driven exploration and base building.

What players likedPlayers praise Keplerth as a great action crafting survivor-type RPG.

The catchIt borrows heavily from RimWorld and Terraria without matching their depth or charm.

Both are tagged RPG, Simulation and Casual.

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Class of 09: The Re-Up

97% positive from 4,131 reviews2023Deck Unsupported

Interactive sitcom with branching narratives and dark humor. Features a socially realistic protagonist and a late 2000s aesthetic.

What players likedPlayers say it's a well-made, tighter continuation of the first game, praised for its humor and characterization.

The catchIt plays as a step down from the first game with fewer choices and endings.

Both are tagged RPG, Simulation and Casual.

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60 Parsecs!

89% positive from 4,066 reviews2018Deck Verified

This is a dark comedy sci-fi adventure game where players scavenge for supplies and crew in 60 seconds before evacuating a doomed space station. Survival involves making difficult choices and crafting items to endure the harshness of space.

What players likedPlayers find it a fun, fast-paced game with rewarding progression, better than 60 Seconds, and a standout among other purchases.

The catchRuns repeat the same events quickly, so replaying gets tedious well before the end.

Both are tagged RPG, Simulation and Casual.

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