discussion Games like BlackHeart Hotel

[Wulf]

Are there any other games that go into darker themes as BHH, that are not from seath or Blondie Bear?

 

[fernandotorres]

There are a few, but nothing even close. Some of them have poor visual quality and some of them have poor narrative quality. That's why I can't give one-to-one examples.

 

[Xypher]

I can name a few for you games with darker themes, more or less.

• Depraved Awakening by PhillyGames
• Friends in Need by NeonGhosts
• Karlsson's Gambit by Grym Gudinna Games
• Pale Carnations by Mutt & Jeff
• Raptus by RedStarStudios
• Ravager by 4MinuteWarning
• Seeds of Chaos by Venus Noire

 

[Wulf]

There are a few, but nothing even close. Some of them have poor visual quality and some of them have poor narrative quality. That's why I can't give one-to-one examples.

Unfortunately, the main stream games are still on that lovey dovey shit

 

[Wulf]

I can name a few for you games with darker themes, more or less.

• Depraved Awakening by PhillyGames
• Friends in Need by NeonGhosts
• Karlsson's Gambit by Grym Gudinna Games
• Pale Carnations by Mutt & Jeff
• Raptus by RedStarStudios
• Ravager by 4MinuteWarning
• Seeds of Chaos by Venus Noire

Friends in need is awesome, but is taking do long to update nowadays.

Raptus i'm a supporter, but it's the same thing, slow pace. But it's very nice.

Ravager is awesome, but i guess it's more of a text based with some images than a VN.

The others i'll check it out. Thanks!

 

[AlBetGam]

You played Malignant by Deaufosse?

 

[Delpp]

I don't find Black heart hotel here, maybe it is in game+? How does it compare to like The Guardian or Personal assistant?

 

[Wulf]

You played Malignant by Deaufosse?

Yes! It's simply awesome. But deaufosse doesn't take making games as a job, so i don't get hyped up about his games, as it takes a lot of time to see new updates. But he's a genius

 

[Wulf]

I don't find Black heart hotel here, maybe it is in game+? How does it compare to like The Guardian or Personal assistant?

It's darker than PA, and more history driven