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The Mooseman is a puzzle adventure by Morteshka, inspired by ancient Komi and Finno-Ugric myths. You explore dark landscapes, switch between the human and spirit world, and uncover hidden secrets.

Onironauta: Desert Dream by Dialobic is a strange point-and-click adventure with simple hand-drawn art. You explore mysterious desert landscapes, solve small puzzles, and slowly uncover a story that’s eerie and a little mysterious.

Karambola is this surreal little puzzle game made by Holy Pangolin. A village of fruit-people gets hit by dark thoughts, and you have to help them find their way back to the light.

It’s hand-drawn, emotional, and totally free to play on PC, Mac, Linux, Android, and Steam.

Detention is a haunting horror adventure made by Red Candle Games, a studio from Taiwan. Set in the 1960s, during a dark time in the country’s history, the game traps you in an abandoned school where shadows move and secrets wait to be uncovered.

It’s not just about scares — it’s about atmosphere, puzzles, and a story that stays with you long after you finish.

So there’s this game called Kyle is Famous and it’s honestly so funny. You help Kyle, a talk show host, get ready for his big interview — but every tiny choice changes the story. Like, does he eat breakfast? Put on clothes? Or just run outside? Each decision leads to a different ending, and there are over a hundred of them!

The Tiny Bang Story, and even though it’s an older game, it still feels amazing. The story begins when a small planet suddenly explodes into pieces, and your mission is to put it back together. You do that by solving puzzles, finding hidden objects, and exploring these beautiful hand-drawn locations that look like paintings.

Peter’s wife suddenly disappears, and from that moment you’re pulled into a strange world full of puzzles, creepy places, and unexpected twists. The atmosphere is dark and mysterious but also fun, and it makes you want to keep going just to see what happens next.

I tried Mekorama and it’s such a relaxing and clever game. You guide a tiny robot through 3D diorama-style levels filled with obstacles, hidden paths and little surprises. It feels calm but still makes you think, as every level is like a small puzzle box you have to figure out.

The game was created by Martin Magni, an indie developer known for making creative and thoughtful mobile games. What’s really cool is that you can also build and share your own levels, which makes it endless fun.

I played Escaped Chasm, made by Temmie Chang (who worked on Undertale and Deltarune), and it hit me in a strange, soft-way. It’s about a lonely girl whose parents are missing, living in a house that starts changing in weird ways. Dreams, a mysterious visitor, and four possible endings make each playthrough feel special.

I tried The Girl in the Window by Dark Dome and it’s both creepy and fun. You explore an abandoned house where people once saw a mysterious girl in the window. Solve puzzles and find out the truth behind the story.

I tried Cube Escape: The Cave by Rusty Lake and it really got me hooked. It’s full of mysteries, puzzles and strange moments that keep surprising you. The cave setting feels dark and a little creepy but also super interesting to explore.

Leaving Home by Bart Bonte and it honestly surprised me. It starts really simple, your alarm rings at 7:00 AM, but then you end up exploring eight little rooms, each with its own puzzles, music and strange vibes.