Games Like The Last Time (2026)

Shared: Moral Choices, Multiple Endings

Stamping passports in a grey Soviet-bloc booth sounds punishing on paper, and it is. That's exactly why Papers, Please is one of the most affecting games a single developer has ever shipped.

Shared: Multiple Endings, Pixel Art

A 6-8 hour RPG that quietly asks whether you actually need to kill anything, then spends its entire runtime making you feel the answer either way.

Shared: Multiple Endings

Six years of memes and broken promises evaporated the moment I dropped into Pharloom. Hornet is a razor-sharp upgrade in every direction, and Team Cherry somehow delivered on the hype.

Shared: Multiple Endings

The dating-sim wrapper is bait, and MiSide knows it. What starts as idle chores with an anime girl becomes a genre-hopping psychological horror that two developers built better than most studios manage with a full team.

Shared: Multiple Endings

Pastel sketchbook exteriors hiding a gut-punch story about grief, guilt, and four years of a locked bedroom door. One of the rare indie RPGs where the mechanics and the narrative are actually saying the same thing.