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1136 Narrative games reviewed and scored, best first.
1136 reviews
An action-adventure set across ancient Mesopotamian bazaars and palaces, mixing stealth, archery, and melee combat with light RPG progression, whose Mostly Positive review sample praises its atmosphere, story, and music while repeatedly flagging janky combat, dated animation, and performance problems well below what its trailers promised.
3 / 10
DINOGOD's debut mech-western, a farming sim bolted onto Armored Core-flavoured combat, earns a genuinely Mixed reception -- reviewers love its heartfelt story, voice acting, and setting, but a large share describe combat, controls, and pacing that never shake off a rough, unfinished feel.
3 / 10
A Nancy Drew-inspired first-person mystery adventure set in the Australian outback, whose Positive review sample praises its authentic rural-Australian setting, full voice acting, and internet-sleuthing puzzle design, weighed against a short 3-to-4-hour runtime, an underdeveloped ending, and real launch-week performance complaints.
3 / 10
A tight, narrative-focused colony-sim idler about a crew of raccoons building a trash empire, whose small but consistently warm review sample praises its art and polish while one detailed negative review flags a genuine shortage of quality-of-life conveniences and a single, fixed path to completion.
3 / 10
A story-driven horror-mystery puzzle game about following a stranger's unnerving remote instructions, with only two public reviews on record -- one describing broken puzzle logic at launch, the other a longer, more forgiving account of a responsive developer patching around the same kind of issue in real time.
3 / 10
Onion Games' spiritual successor to the cult classic Moon: Remix RPG Adventure, a surreal fairy-tale RPG whose Mostly Positive review sample praises stunning art, music, and writing but splits sharply over a cryptic, Undertale-inspired combat system many reviewers found frustrating and unfair.
3 / 10
A Slavic-folklore clicker built in the visual-novel engine Ren'Py, whose thin, overwhelmingly one-line foreign-language review score is directly contradicted by Steam's own achievement data — every single achievement sits at almost exactly 1% completion, independently confirming a detailed critical review's claim that almost nobody who buys this game plays it for long.
2.5 / 10
A cheap dark-fantasy dual-blade action RPG whose handful of substantive reviews describe an unpolished, half-empty world -- stiff character animation, invisible walls, AI-generated loading art, and a story one reviewer calls pulled from thin air -- with barely any of its own achievement-tracked players reaching the later story beats.
2 / 10
