Caligo
Caligo is a walking simulator that takes you into different scenarios of a past life, and makes you wonder if you should restart it all anew or not.
Walking Simulator
A walking simulator is exactly as the name suggests. It’s a game that involves a lot of walking, and walking, and some more walking.
These games are also called environmental narratives which is a nicer term.
They don’t JUST contain walking, although that’s the main portion of them, but a lot of walking sims allow you to look at pieces of the environment for backstory, or contain puzzles to progress.
Some examples of well-known walking simulators are:
What Remains of Edith Finch
Death Stranding
Firewatch
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Gray Dawn
Gray Dawn isn’t the horror game you’d expect it to be. Instead, it delves into religion and internal demons as a walking simulator.
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Bottle: Pilgrim
Bottle: Pilgrim is a walking simulator in almost every sense of the word, with just some collectible searching. Find our thoughts within.
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Nephise
Wanting to know if you’d like to take a chance at playing the game Nephise? We’ve got an in-depth review within.
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Tell Me Why
Need someone to tell you why you should play Tell Me Why? Well we’ve got a review of the game that just might steer you in the right direction.
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Cloud Climber
Cloud Climber is a super short walking simulator created in a week’s time focused in a post-apocalyptic world that you should totally try.
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The Medium
If you’re looking for a unique game with a stellar slow burn storyline that takes you through the spirit world, then try The Medium!
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Draugen
Draugen is a walking simulator style game with a mystery to solve, and whether you solve the entire mystery is entirely up to you.
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Fugue in Void
Interested in finding out more about the walking simulator Fugue in Void? We’ve got some insight and our own review just for you.
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Answer Knot
Answer Knot is a game that’ll give you an answer to your questions in a way that’ll question what the answers really are to what just happened…