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Games like Nobody Wants to Die

Enjoyed Nobody Wants to Die? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Observer: System Redux, >observer_, Heavy Rain. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Nobody Wants to Die: In New York in 2329 immortality is available to anyone who can afford the subscription: consciousness can be stored in memory banks or transferred between bodies. Detective James Karra of the Mortality Department hunts a serial killer who targets the city’s elite citizens, risking everything in the process. At crime scenes he uses time-manipulation augmentation and advanced technology to reconstruct the events leading up to each murder and to uncover the horrifying truth behind them. This interactive detective story is set in a dystopian future and explores the dangers of transhumanism and eternal life.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

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Observer: System Redux

Observer: System Redux is a first-person cyberpunk horror detective story set in a decaying future scarred by neon lights. You play as an Observer who invades suspects' minds, sifting through corrupted memories to track down a mysterious killer while confronting your own dark past. The protagonist, Daniel Lazarski, is portrayed by the late Rutger Hauer. Using the Dream Eater device, you enter the minds of the dead and dying, relive their final moments, and search for clues leading to the elusive killer.

>observer_

A first-person cyberpunk horror detective story set in a decaying, neon-scarred Kraków in 2084. As an Observer, a neural detective, you invade suspects’ minds and sift through corrupted memories to track down a mysterious killer. Using the Dream Eater, you break into the minds of the dead and dying to relive their final moments through twisted memoryscapes shaped by trauma and fear.

Heavy Rain

Heavy Rain is a psychological thriller full of twists that follows the hunt for a murderer known as the Origami Killer. He earned the name from the folded paper shapes he leaves at crime scenes, and the story unfolds over four days of mystery and suspense. Four characters, each with their own leads and motives, desperately try to stop another victim from being claimed, and every choice the player makes can change the story and decide who lives and who dies. Developed by Quantic Dream, the PC version offers 4K resolution at 60 fps with gamepad or keyboard and mouse controls.

Detroit: Become Human

Detroit: Become Human from Quantic Dream is set in Detroit in 2038, in a world where human-like androids are everywhere: they speak, move and behave like people, yet remain machines serving humans. Players control three distinct androids, Kara, Connor and Markus, and see the story through their eyes. Every choice, however small, shapes an intricate branching narrative and decides who lives or dies, as well as the fate of the whole city; if one of them dies, the story still continues. The game offers thousands of choices, dozens of possible endings and moral dilemmas.

State of Mind

State of Mind is a futuristic tale set in Berlin in 2048, where a dystopian material reality clashes with a utopian virtual future. Players take on the role of journalist Richard Nolan along with five additional playable characters, using dexterity, deduction and research to reconstruct his past. After waking in hospital following an explosion to find his wife and son mysteriously gone, he is pulled into a worldwide conspiracy over the fate of humanity. The game examines separation, disjuncture and reunification in a society of ubiquitous digitalism, surveillance and transhumanism.

FORECLOSED

FORECLOSED is a narrative action-adventure set in a cyberpunk world, following Evan Kapnos, whose identity has been revoked. He loses his job, brain implants and access to the city's blockchain, and must escape before his identity and implants are auctioned off. The game is presented as an interactive graphic novel, blending full-screen gameplay with comic-panel views, while combat relies on unlockable abilities such as telekinesis and hacking, along with weapon modifications.