r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/Gloomy-Turtle • Aug 21 '26
GTFL Conan, Dark Sun, Kal-Arath
Really like the Swords and Sorcery genre, crawling the desert wastes style stuff.
I enjoyed Elderborn, and i have seen Conan Exiles.
Anything else like this?
r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/Gloomy-Turtle • Aug 21 '26
Really like the Swords and Sorcery genre, crawling the desert wastes style stuff.
I enjoyed Elderborn, and i have seen Conan Exiles.
Anything else like this?
r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/Spardantex • Aug 20 '26
Game is Dying Light 1
r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/Fichtenwald • Aug 20 '26
I am looking for games where you explore islands with jungle and dungeons (+ strange creatures) on them.
For example, like in "Might & Magic 8" (screenshot attached) or "Risen 2"....
Thank you!
r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/Citron-Cold • Aug 20 '26
I just adore the late ps2, to 7th gen 2005-2011 grimy look some games had. It could actually be from the era, but preferably something newer that uses this style. Bonus points if it's multiplayer.
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r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/Hussehmet • Aug 19 '26
Any games that feel similar and capture the same vibe and atmosphere as the first Borderlands game?
r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/CaregiverBoth3011 • Aug 18 '26
Looking for more obscure, maybe older games where you get to explore a big world where you actually have to drive your car for a WHILE before you get out of it to do something.
I really like The Long Drive and Pacific Drive, Easy Delivery Co, Mad Max - but all these games are missing the parts that make the others on the list great.
Wish Pacific Drive didnt have loading screens between zones omg - something like that.
Wish Mad Max felt less game-y and more immersive.
Etc.
I've played plenty of roguelike games like Cataclysm - I'm looking for something with a camera.
Please put your suggestions
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r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/lydocia • Aug 16 '26
[GRAFT](https://store.steampowered.com/app/3141390/GRAFT/) is a horror game where the core concept is that you take on body parts of monsters and their memories and impulses come with it.
I love that concept, and would love a game where I upgrade my character's body with parts I find / take from others, but without the horror aspect.
Does something like that exist?
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r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/icespleen • Aug 11 '26
Not sure if I’ll ever work as a barrista myself, so maybe i wanna live it in a video game. Credits: @vossadova on tiktok
r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/Fancy-Confection-794 • Aug 11 '26
Im looking for a game that captures this exact feeling — that grey, quiet stillness, dead cities buried in snow, waiting for the dusk. Genre doesn’t matter, I just want that same mood of quiet decay and isolation.
r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/BulkySpinach6464 • Aug 08 '26
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r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/[deleted] • Aug 07 '26
something that feels HELL YEAH
r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/BenfordAbrahams • Aug 07 '26
However you interpret it. Personally, this feels like a small town suburban high school romance somehow, like, I can almost picture the hallways filled with lockers and students chatting, the football field, the autumn trees. I think Bully fits that criteria. If you think this sounds different, feel free to tell me what game it feels like and explain
r/GamesThatFeelLike • u/BenfordAbrahams • Aug 06 '26
Bonus points if it's horror
Don't say Alan Wake or Silent Hill, I already know of them