Games like LiEat

This is a narrative RPG with a unique lie-eating mechanic. It's a story-driven adventure about uncovering truths and past mysteries.

96% positive from 1,932 · 2016 · Steam Deck Playable · $2.99 $1.19 -60% · Lowest ever $1.19 (2019-11-21)

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Six games like LiEat

A Bird Story

85% positive from 10,736 reviews201449% finish itDeck Playable

This is a wordless, 1-hour interactive pixel animation adventure game. It tells a simple story through a blend of reality and imagination.

What players likedPlayers praise its emotional, dialogue-free storytelling, often comparing it to an interactive movie or other Kan Gao games like *To the Moon* and *Finding Paradise*.

The catchThere is almost no gameplay, it is mostly slow cutscenes you just walk between.

Both are tagged RPGMaker, Pixel Graphics and Story Rich.

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The Witch's House MV

95% positive from 3,998 reviews2018Deck Playable

This is a pixel-art Japanese horror RPG focused on puzzle-solving and unpredictable sudden deaths. It offers a terrifying atmosphere with remastered visuals and a new difficulty mode.

What players likedPlayers say it's like "Ib" and "medieval fairy tales," praising its story, puzzles, and atmospheric horror.

The catchBarely two hours of content for a full price tag, with the original available free.

Both are tagged RPGMaker, Pixel Graphics and RPG.

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Super Lesbian Animal RPG

99% positive from 1,507 reviews2022Deck Playable

A 16-bit-ish RPG with no grinding or random encounters, featuring turn-based combat and story-driven quests about love and adventure.

What players likedPlayers praise its captivating, emotional story and characters, offering a fun, cute, and balanced turn-based RPG experience.

The catchCombat gets repetitive fast and later enemies become slow damage sponges.

Both are tagged RPGMaker, Pixel Graphics and RPG.

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Angels of Death

95% positive from 1,188 reviews2016Deck Playable

This is a psychological horror-adventure game with a dark, narrative-driven escape loop. It features shooting and escape missions within a sealed building.

What players likedPlayers praise "Angels of Death" for its top-tier story, characters, and soundtrack, with its art style being particularly lauded over the anime.

The catchBarely any real gameplay, mostly cutscenes and dialogue with trivially easy puzzles.

Both are tagged RPGMaker, Pixel Graphics and RPG.

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Tales of the Black Forest

96% positive from 1,078 reviews201937% finish itDeck Playable

This is a pixel anime visual novel adventure game where players solve puzzles and uncover secrets in a yōkai-filled Japanese town. It features a story blending historical events with imagination and lots of cats.

What players likedPlayers praise this pixel art visual novel for its amazing story, likeable characters, detailed environments, and great music, especially its horror elements.

The catchEndless dialogue leaves it a visual novel with almost no actual gameplay.

Both are tagged RPGMaker, Pixel Graphics and RPG.

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Noel the Mortal Fate Complete Edition

87% positive from 3,354 reviews2018Deck Playable

This is an action-adventure RPG with cross-genre elements and a tactical "STANCE" combat system. It offers a complete story experience with upgraded visuals and included DLC.

What players likedPlayers praise this RPG Maker visual novel for its rich, shonen-style revenge story and engaging characters, despite simple gameplay.

The catchStory drags with padded, long-winded dialogue

Both are tagged RPGMaker, Story Rich and RPG.

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More about LiEat

What players liked

Players praise LiEat as a charming, story-rich RPG Maker-like investigation game with cute art, music, and detective work.

The catch

Most of it is walking between NPCs and trivial combat, wrapped in a thin story.

Reviews: 96% positive from 1,932
Released: 2016
Steam Deck: Steam Deck Playable
Price: $2.99 $1.19 -60% · Lowest ever $1.19 (2019-11-21)
Play: Single-player

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 96% positive, but with 1,932 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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