I would point you to All Quiet in the Trenches, a game similar in vibe to This War of Mine. You lead a squad through the trenches (literally) in WWII from the German perspective, while attending to their needs and making sure they survive. Even though it's turn-based, the demo level I played was one of the most intense experiences I've had in a game in a long while.
I looked it up, and I love how it looks. I wish I was able to play the demo, so I’ll keep it on my Wishlist for now. Thanks for the great recommendation.
Nice list. All of these games are modern classics.
Only a few of the modern classics, too.
I would point you to All Quiet in the Trenches, a game similar in vibe to This War of Mine. You lead a squad through the trenches (literally) in WWII from the German perspective, while attending to their needs and making sure they survive. Even though it's turn-based, the demo level I played was one of the most intense experiences I've had in a game in a long while.
I looked it up, and I love how it looks. I wish I was able to play the demo, so I’ll keep it on my Wishlist for now. Thanks for the great recommendation.
Well this has nothing in common with narrative realism, the first game I think of is Kerbal space program.
Hey, close enough. Human really like sending people and stuff to space, right? Sounds pretty real to me, although, maybe a bit too green.
Wonderful article! Unpacking is one of my favorite indie games ever; I love how it tells a realistic story through a unique medium.
Exactly! Even as I wasn't a fan of the gameplay, I really like their unique storytelling.
Love this post! only heard of Papers, Please because of his Playdate game and it looks like a great game.
You gotta give it a try! It’s a very unique experience.
Thanks for your great work!
Thank you for reading it! I appreciate you.
Great work!
Thank you! It feels like there a lot of great examples out there, I just need to find them.