Long Live The Queen however has a storyline I feel is similar to Papers, Please- in that your choices will reveal certain chains of events that you would miss completely if you chose a different option earlier on. There are random story events, etc that keep it interesting. Well, in a report via Eurogamer, Lucas Pope is set to release his next game this August and similar to Papers, Please this one is also going to have a. Of course Zafehouse is randomized, so story-wise there's nothing but a rough premise. I had a lot more fun than I should have loading my family members into the game (turns off achievements but still amusing), and reading that my brother in law had to saw the arm off my father because he was bitten by a zombie.
But Zafehouse:Diaries I found addicting too. The other suggestion I have is a lot darker, and another Zombie game (I'm a little tired of Zombies, honestly). Most of the entrants and other characters in the game have both first name and last name. Name is one of the information fields in nearly every document used by entrants. Only masterminds or someone with a guide will actually have her stay alive on the first playthrough lol. An asylum-seeker trying to enter Arstotzka with a fake name. Don't let the princessy-ness fool you, she dies some horrific deaths. I just got horribly addicted to Long Live The Queen. I have a feeling they'll both end up on sale again too.Īnyways, after I finally tugged myself away from my Papers, Please addiction. I group them together, so maybe you'll enjoy them. Except that they're enjoyable, easy-to-play games with more of a focus on story than action. I wouldn't say they're exactly like Paper, Please either. So the other two games you mentioned in the OP are more like Myst-style games, and the two I'm going suggest are not explorable-y games like that.
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