ExperimentalWalking Simulator
4 games that share both with Everything
God GameSandbox
8 games that share both with Everything
PhilosophicalExperimental
4 games that share both with Everything
ExperimentalSandbox
3 games that share both with Everything
And more like Everything
Each with the kinds it shares, under its name.
Fingerbones
Everything, but free to play, and a tenth of the hours
Mixed · 79%Philosophical · Walking Simulator
The Old City: Leviathan
Everything, but not open world, and surreal
Mixed · 72%Philosophical · Walking Simulator
Z.A.T.O. // I Love the World and Everything In It
Everything, but a visual novel, and linear
Loved · 98%Philosophical · Psychological Horror
When the Darkness comes
Everything, but free to play, and a horror game
Loved · 92%Philosophical · Walking Simulator
Hello Charlotte EP2: Requiem Aeternam Deo
Everything, but a visual novel, and anime
Loved · 97%Philosophical · RPG
Before Your Eyes
Everything, but an interactive fiction game, and emotional
Loved · 98%Philosophical · Walking Simulator
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How this list is made
A game is here when it shares the strongest of Everything's Steam community tags, Steam genres and IGDB themes, each shared tag counting for more the fewer games carry it: two metroidvanias are alike, two action games barely. Games of Everything's own series that play like it stand apart, above the list, and take no place on it. A similar typical length breaks near-ties, and a game sold twice is shown once. A game Steam marks adult-only is listed only for a game that is one too. Games that share the same kinds with Everything stand together, under those kinds. Up to 30 games are shown, and the list stops where they grow much less alike. Where to start: the closest; the best loved of the closest fifteen with 10,000 reviews or more; the shortest of the ones 80% or more recommend; and a hidden gem, 90% or more but under 10,000 reviews.
Under each name, how it differs from Everything: a kind of game it is that Everything is not, a feature its strongest Steam tags carry that Everything's barely do, how many hours people play it beside Everything, and how its reviewers feel beside Everything's.
The sticker on a case is the hours its own page leads with: half of the game's Steam reviewers had played that long or less when they gave their verdict. It is not a time to beat. Under a name, the share of its Steam reviewers who recommend it: loved at 90% or more, liked at 80%, mixed at 65%.