The game starts with very simple border rules. For each mistake, you get docked some pay. You have to inspect their travel papers (passport, visa, diplomatic papers, etc.)įor each person you inspect correctly, you get a small amount of pay. You play a border inspector in a fake country somewhat like Russia or East Germany during the Cold War.Įach day people come through your station. It has a very spare art style with a very simple interface. This isn't a direct analogue to Firewatch, but the same way Firewatch is a story that is told through dialogues, Papers, Please is a story told through mini-games. This one popped into my head and I decided to check the thread before I wrote my own entry. Very immersive atmosphere, from what I heard. There's also the choice-and-consequence element to it, which is far more pronounced than Firewatch. But I've heard a lot of good things about it! It's 2D though, not FPS, if you don't mind. Oxenfree is often mentioned, and I've yet to play it. It veered towards being too cryptic for no other purpose other than to be cryptic. One of my favorite games of last year!ĭear Esther was NOT my cup of tea. Not a first-person game but Life is Strange might also be up your alley. So if you like that whole sense of human loss and love, it'll definitely appeal to you.
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More of an interactive story than a full on game. I might add That Dragon, Cancer to the mix. But it looks gorgeous and some people really love it.
I find Gone Home to be a superior game of the two, though Firewatch is still better. Most folks would suggest Gone Home and Everybody's Gone To The Rapture. BUT the story is very engaging, the voice acting is good, and the game is very immersive. It's more horror themed 'walking simulator' than Firewatch. This list of games might also be useful to you as it adds a few more suggestions! Most of what you'd probably like is covered too. I think expotato got most of it covered! :) It has a less complex story if you're comparing it to Firewatch's narrative plot. Gone Home also has a somewhat more complicated story in that you're learning a lot of information about four other people, and snippets about a few others.
In Gone Home all the voice work is narration (there are no "banters"). The one big difference is Gone Home doesn't have any dialogue exchanges. "Finishing" the game simply involves reaching the end of the story. Neither is really a "game" in the traditional sense. But on a mechanical level it's almost identical.īoth have a feeling of a sandbox environment (large sprawling area) that's actually gated into a strictly defined "path" through the game map.īoth have a slightly 'supernatural' or 'creepy' sub-plot.īoth deal with flawed people and their personal/family relationships.īoth tell their story through a collection of voicing and environmental clues (letters, maps, and photographs). It's superficially different (inside a house, only one voiced character, female protagonist).
Gone Home is almost identical in mechanics to playing Firewatch. For comments write (/spoiler), like this: This is a spoilerīig thanks to /u/Pineapple_Plague for making the snoo and /u/garg0 for making the artwork displayed on the sidebar!.If your link contains spoilers, assign a spoiler flair with the flair button.No low-effort or clickbait style posts.If the thumbnail contains spoilers please mark it as NSFW.In Firewatch you’ll explore a wild and unknown environment, facing questions and making interpersonal choices that can build or destroy the only meaningful relationship you have. Firewatch is a single player first person game in production being developed by indie studio, Campo Santo.The game is currently released for PC, Mac, Linux, Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch.
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