Outlast is played from a first-person perspective. The game’s protagonist, unlike many protagonists of Survival Horror-themed games, is incapable of combat; Instead, the character is able to move, climb, or hide in places in his environment in order to avoid enemies. To navigate the environment, the character is able to climb high places, avoid obstacles, crawl, and slide in narrow spaces using parkour. The character’s resistance is limited and he can progressively recover from wounds if he remains still for a certain time, without being attacked. Originally the game’s makers had developed a female assistant to help Upshur in different situations but the idea was scrapped as the makers felt it would lessen the stress caused by the character’s inability to defend himself. In addition, the protagonist can survive dangerous situations by hiding inside lockers, under beds or by closing the doors of certain rooms.

The Last Campfire is an adventure, a story of a lost ember trapped in a puzzling place, searching for meaning and a way home.

Papers, Please takes place in 1982 after a six-year war between the fictional states of Arstotzka and Kolechia. The game mechanics focus on the work life of an immigration inspector working for the Arstotzka government at a border control located between Arstotzka and Kolechia. The player inspects the documents of arriving immigrants, having at his disposal several tools to determine if their papers are in order, all with the aim of keeping unwanted people, such as terrorists, criminals, spies, out of the country. or smugglers. When a document discrepancy is discovered, the player can question the applicant about it, and possibly demand more information, such as checking fingerprints or doing a full body scan. Sometimes the player will have the opportunity to arrest the applicants and the applicants will even try to bribe the inspector.

Shoot down an ever growing horde of Lovecraftian monsters to survive the night. Choose from a variety of upgrades to create unique and game-breaking builds. Unlock a diverse cast of characters and weapons with unique powers

Getting Over It focuses on a mute protagonist named Diogenes sitting in a cauldron with a Yosemite hammer, which he can use to hold objects in order to move. Using the mouse or trackpad, the player attempts to move the upper body and hammer to climb up a steep mountain. The game accepts control pads, but they make the game more difficult due to the inaccuracy of the joysticks. The game becomes more difficult as you progress up the mountain. There are no checkpoints, so the player is at constant risk of losing some or all of their progress. The game concludes when a player has reached the highest part of the map and enters outer space. Upon reaching the conclusion, a message asks players if they are recording the game. When a player indicates no, the game accesses a Chatroom of other players who have completed the game.