Games like That's not my Neighbor

This is a sci-fi job simulator where you verify neighbors' identities to prevent doppelgangers from entering. It features observation-based gameplay with multiple modes and endings.

89% positive from 4,490 · 2025 · 54% finish it · Steam Deck Playable · Lowest ever $1.79 (2025-03-11)

AdventureCasualPoint & ClickIndieSimulationChoices Matter

Six games like That's not my Neighbor

Death and Taxes

86% positive from 8,372 reviews202020% finish itDeck Playable

This is a narrative-driven indie game where players make life-or-death decisions as the Grim Reaper in an office setting. Its core loop involves reviewing cases, making choices, and experiencing branching storylines with multiple endings.

What players likedPlayers praise its branching story, multiple endings, and consequential choices, comparing it to a more complex Papers, Please.

The catchChoices carry almost no weight, so decisions about who lives barely change anything.

Both are tagged Choices Matter, Point & Click and Simulation.

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If My Heart Had Wings

92% positive from 4,618 reviews201414% finish itDeck Playable

A visual novel about rebuilding a glider club to fly through a rare cloud formation. It focuses on youth, friendship, and overcoming obstacles.

What players likedPlayers praise this visual novel for its good characters, planes, and plot, comparing it favorably to other "chasing dream" stories.

The catchThe story drags for dozens of hours of filler before anything meaningful happens.

Both are tagged Choices Matter, Point & Click and Simulation.

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Beholder: Conductor

91% positive from 4,565 reviews202510% finish itDeck Verified

This is a surveillance simulation game where players monitor passengers, report suspicious activity, and make difficult choices. It focuses on observation, reporting, and managing consequences in a totalitarian setting.

What players likedPlayers compare it to "Papers, Please," praising its immersive atmosphere, dystopian themes, and impactful decision-making.

The catchSaves happen at fixed points, so one wrong choice means replaying long stretches.

Both are tagged Choices Matter, Point & Click and Simulation.

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Bad Dream: Coma

91% positive from 2,214 reviews201712% finish itDeck Verified

This is a point-and-click adventure game with a minimalistic art style. It features action-reaction gameplay in a surreal, disturbing dream world with high replayability.

What players likedPlayers praise its unique, disturbing atmosphere and well-designed, impactful puzzles, offering replayability through meaningful choices.

The catchPuzzles follow no logic, so progress means clicking every object until something works.

Both are tagged Choices Matter, Point & Click and Casual.

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Scheming Through The Zombie Apocalypse: The Beginning

81% positive from 1,028 reviews201812% finish it

This is a story-driven dark comedy game where you use persuasion to make animals scavenge for resources. You'll bargain, trade, and gamble to survive the zombie apocalypse.

What players likedPlayers praise this 2D side-scrolling adventure game for its great humor, entertaining dialogue, and cartoon art style.

The catchHeavy scripted dialogue with little actual gameplay between it

Both are tagged Choices Matter, Point & Click and Casual.

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Mitoza

96% positive from 3,847 reviews202138% finish itDeck Playable

Surreal choice-driven exploration game. Players experience cycles of growth and decay, making decisions that impact the narrative.

What players likedPlayers praise Mitoza as a free, short, "choose your own adventure" game with an art style that offers many fun and unexpected possibilities.

The catchAmounts to picking A or B and watching animations, which gets repetitive fast.

Both are tagged Choices Matter, Point & Click and Adventure.

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More about That's not my Neighbor

What players liked

Like "Papers, Please," players praise its detective gameplay for being fun, brain-training, and worth the low price.

The catch

Difficulty barely increases from day to day and the story stays thin.

Reviews: 89% positive from 4,490
Released: 2025
Finish it: 54% of players
Steam Deck: Steam Deck Playable
Price: Lowest ever $1.79 (2025-03-11)
Play: Single-player

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 89% positive, but with 4,490 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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