Not sure what these things are..

Originally posted by DoopForces:

Not sure what these things are..

Games...

rebirth kind of mid worth playing in a sale but its nothing special, bunker is pretty good but nothing like soma, if you are looking for a psychological horror experience like soma, try Mouthwashing just came out and it is truly something special

Originally posted by oJy:

Soma was unbelivable, and i'm ready for more.

I've been going through this dilemna for a long time too. For a very long time.

Unfortunately, there is NOTHING else like SOMA.


It also depends what you enjoyed about SOMA. The story is unique, but if you are also looking for another underwater-themed game that deals with some form of psychological "trauma", I would recommend :

https://store.steampowered.com/app/366870/Narcosis/



If you want something else slightly "horror-like", as a walking simulator. Try this one :

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1012840/Moons_of_Madness/



And I also really enjoyed this Lovecraftian-inspired game :

https://store.steampowered.com/app/313780/Conarium/



They all fall into a similar category as SOMA, "walking-simulators", very heavy focus on the atmosphere itself, lite-horror, and a story with some basic puzzles.

But, let's get one thing clear. There are no other games like SOMA. I know exactly the feeling you're having. Just put SOMA away, and play it again in a year. It's torture to try and find something similar.

None of them really. Soma is a stand out. None of the Amneisia games feel quite the same, although they're still worth trying.

Originally posted by Lцсᶖаᶇ º¹:

None of them really. Soma is a stand out. None of the Amneisia games feel quite the same, although they're still worth trying.

Amnesia the dark the descent was pretty damn good. It had great atmosphear.

Originally posted by GODSPEED|seven:

Originally posted by oJy:

Soma was unbelivable, and i'm ready for more.

I've been going through this dilemna for a long time too. For a very long time.

Unfortunately, there is NOTHING else like SOMA.


It also depends what you enjoyed about SOMA. The story is unique, but if you are also looking for another underwater-themed game that deals with some form of psychological "trauma", I would recommend :

https://store.steampowered.com/app/366870/Narcosis/



If you want something else slightly "horror-like", as a walking simulator. Try this one :

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1012840/Moons_of_Madness/



And I also really enjoyed this Lovecraftian-inspired game :

https://store.steampowered.com/app/313780/Conarium/



They all fall into a similar category as SOMA, "walking-simulators", very heavy focus on the atmosphere itself, lite-horror, and a story with some basic puzzles.

But, let's get one thing clear. There are no other games like SOMA. I know exactly the feeling you're having. Just put SOMA away, and play it again in a year. It's torture to try and find something similar.

Imma check em out

I suggest playing

Amnesia: The Dark Descent (Amazing, truly a defining game of it's time.)
Amnesia: Rebirth (Hit or miss, but it has references to TDD and is referenced slightly in Bunker so it's worth it for lore junkies. I enjoyed it.)
Amnesia: Bunker (PHENOMENAL)

SOMA (Seriously just play it.)

Penumbra: Overture (Dated, but fascinating and amazing atmosphere)
Penumbra: Black Plague
Penumbra: Requiem

skip rebirth (unless you like roblox pregnant woman roleplay) and machine for pigs (it's ok, better than rebirth, but the only thing it really has going for it is the ending) as there is no real guarantee that you will have fun

just play dark descent and bunker

Originally posted by ezedicus:

skip rebirth (unless you like roblox pregnant woman roleplay) and machine for pigs (it's ok, better than rebirth, but the only thing it really has going for it is the ending) as there is no real guarantee that you will have fun

just play dark descent and bunker

I'd ignore this persons suggestion, it's not really objective or accurate. It's one thing to not like the protagonist or pregnancy element, but that's such a blatant misrepresentation of how it actually fits into the game.