Games like STASIS: BONE TOTEM

93% positive from 2,622 reviewsReleased 2023Steam Deck Verified

What it is

This is an isometric point-and-click horror adventure game. Players solve puzzles and explore an underwater base to uncover a corporate secret.

What players liked

Players praise this atmospheric sci-fi body horror adventure for its engaging puzzles, well-written characters, and suspenseful, disturbing story.

The catch

Many puzzles run on moon logic and effectively require a walkthrough to get past.

Why it is here

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 93% positive, but with 2,622 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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Six games like STASIS: BONE TOTEM

STASIS

82% positive from 2,349 reviews201539% finish itDeck Playable

This is an isometric point-and-click sci-fi horror adventure game. Players solve puzzles and interact with the environment to uncover a gruesome narrative.

What players likedPlayers praise STASIS as a solid, spooky, and engaging point-and-click puzzle game with a cool, dark, industrial art style, reminiscent of "Alien" and "Dead Space."

The catchPuzzles run on moon logic and pixel hunting, pushing most players to a walkthrough.

Both are tagged Isometric, Point & Click and Horror.

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CAYNE

81% positive from 1,907 reviews201725% finish it

This is a free, point-and-click, isometric horror adventure game where players solve puzzles to escape a facility. It features a gritty atmosphere and a story set in the STASIS universe.

What players likedPlayers praise CAYNE as a compelling, free horror adventure akin to STASIS, highlighting its immersive atmosphere and engaging story.

The catchPuzzles run on moon logic and mostly need a guide instead of clues.

Both are tagged Isometric, Point & Click and Horror.

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Hero of the Kingdom II

95% positive from 1,897 reviews201542% finish it

Casual isometric point-and-click adventure RPG. Explore, quest, and gather items to rescue your sister from pirates.

The catchSelling an item a later quest needs can block progress and force a full restart.

Both are tagged Isometric, Point & Click and Adventure.

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Smile For Me

98% positive from 1,877 reviews201940% finish itDeck Verified

A point-and-click adventure where the only replies you have are yes and no. Nod and shake your head at the 23 residents of the Habitat to fix their troubles and unmask Doctor Habit.

What players likedPlayers praise its unique art style, charming characters, and blend of whimsical, creepy, and psychedelic elements, reminiscent of Psychonauts.

The catchSplit mouse/keyboard eye and body controls feel disorienting

Both are tagged Psychological Horror, Point & Click and Puzzle.

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Rusty Lake: Roots

96% positive from 1,763 reviews201662% finish itDeck Verified

This is a point-and-click adventure game where players solve puzzles to expand a family tree. It features a dark, atmospheric story with a unique mechanic of unlocking character portraits.

What players likedPlayers praise its Lynchian, gothic story and challenging puzzles that connect a macabre family tree.

The catchLate puzzles turn obtuse enough that finishing usually means opening a walkthrough.

Both are tagged Psychological Horror, Point & Click and Horror.

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Cube Escape Collection

97% positive from 1,886 reviews201914% finish itDeck Verified

Point-and-click puzzle adventure anthology. Solve environmental puzzles to uncover a mystery.

What players likedPlayers praise its solid puzzles and intriguing lore, comparing it to escape rooms and classic point-and-click adventures.

The catchPuzzle logic is arbitrary, so progress means clicking everything with every item.

Both are tagged Psychological Horror, Point & Click and Horror.

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