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Immersive sims

Immersive sims – games with many ways to reach the goal. 27 games from our catalogue, sorted by number of offers, each with the cheapest key price.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 19:20 UTC · grouped by the official game descriptions (AI tags from a fixed list)

Immersive sims: about the games

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

The game takes place in 2029, when mechanically augmented humans have been declared outcasts and live in total segregation from the rest of society. Crime and acts of terror serve as a thin veil for an overarching conspiracy aimed at controlling the future of mankind. In this action RPG you play Adam Jensen, an experienced covert operative forced to work in a world that has grown to despise his kind. You pick from an array of cutting-edge weapons and augmentations to suit your playstyle, explore diverse near-future locations, and your choices and actions decide how the story ends.

Deathloop

DEATHLOOP is an action first-person shooter from Arkane Lyon, the studio behind Dishonored. Two rival assassins are trapped in a mysterious time loop on the island of Blackreef, where the same day repeats endlessly. As Colt, you must eliminate eight key targets before the day resets, gathering intel, new weapons and abilities with each attempt. You choose between stealthy approaches and direct combat, and optionally Julianna can be controlled by another player invading the campaign, or by AI.

Dishonored 2

Dishonored 2 is Arkane's first-person action follow-up to Dishonored. You play a supernatural assassin, Empress Emily Kaldwin or royal protector Corvo Attano, choosing in hand-crafted missions to move unseen, fight brutally or mix both, while the story reacts to which enemies you eliminate or spare. Fifteen years after the Lord Regent was vanquished and the Rat Plague passed into history, an otherworldly usurper seizes the throne and you leave Dunwall for Karnaca to restore Emily to power. Upgrade trees, bonecharm crafting and the Mark of the Outsider let you customize your powers and gear.

SOMA

Sci-fi horror game from Frictional Games, creators of Amnesia: The Dark Descent, set below the waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The underwater facility PATHOS-II has endured unbearable isolation, the radio is dead, food is running out, and the machines have started to believe they are people. The player explores locked terminals and secret documents, seeks the last remaining inhabitants and makes tough decisions that shape the station's fate. They face corrupted humans, twisted creatures, insane robots and an inscrutable omnipresent A.I.; since there is no fighting back, they must outsmart their enemies or run.

Cairn

As pro climber Aava, you attempt Mount Kami’s never-climbed summit in this survival-climbing game. The simulation is realistic: you find holds, place hands and feet and adjust posture, balance and effort, and a careless move means falling. You can climb anywhere and plan your own route; each wall feels like a boss fight, though difficulty can be tuned. You manage pitons, chalk, tape, food, water and medicine and set up bivouacs; the makers of Furi and Haven built it, with music and sound by the team behind Limbo, Inside, Control and Cocoon and art and story by Mathieu Bablet.

Crime Simulator

Out of jail but still in debt: a mysterious benefactor bailed the player out and now wants the money back, fast. In this fast-paced roguelite action simulation the player breaks into houses, steals valuables and completes risky jobs alone or with up to three friends in co-op. They use lockpicks, a crossbow against guards and cameras, sleeping gas pumped through air vents, a baseball bat, drones, zip ties and loot scanners, and unlock over 15 skills. Three areas offer their own targets and security, the clock never stops – miss the quota and lose everything, though insider tips can be bought online.

Heat Signature

From the makers of Gunpoint, Heat Signature casts you as a boarder: pick a mission, fly your pod to the target ship, dock at its airlock and slip inside. Once aboard you can sneak past the crew, outshoot them in slow-motion firefights, or stop time to plan a way through with teleporters, stealth shields and subverters. Missions are randomly generated, ranging from theft to assassinating VIPs or rescuing friends, and every death starts you as a new character with a different kit and a personal goal. Ships can be blown apart with breach grenades or fuel barrels.

The Occupation

The Occupation is a fixed-time investigative thriller set in North West England on Saturday 24 October 1987. You play a journalist gathering evidence by sneaking into restricted areas and questioning people about their actions in one-on-one interviews. The world is detailed and reacts to your choices, and each minute in the game matches a real-world minute, so your watch can be used to set alarms and timers, for example for time-delayed safes. Security guards Daniel Hillben and Steven Crow, employed by The Bowman Carson Group, keep an eye on your activity.

Void Bastards

Void Bastards is a strategy-shooter inspired by BioShock and System Shock 2 in which the player leads a band of misfit prisoners from the Void Ark through the derelict spaceships of the Sargasso Nebula. You decide where to go, what to do and who to fight, studying each ship’s layout, the hazards, enemies and terminals you might use before setting out, then searching the vessels for supplies and turning what you find into improvised tools and weapons. The 12–15 hour campaign can be finished with an endless supply of prisoners, each with their own traits; when one dies another steps forward and any crafting progress carries over.

Gloomwood

Gloomwood is a horror stealth FPS with an immersive sim approach, set in a dark Victorian city afflicted by an ancient curse. After being abducted, the player finds themselves in a forgotten, twisted metropolis and must plan both survival and escape using stealth, wit and an arsenal of eccentric weapons such as the canesword. The city offers handcrafted streets with free exploration, from rooftops to hidden passages, and the game accurately tracks light visibility and the spread of noise. The player must avoid ghastly inhabitants and monsters with keen senses, such as the Crowmen and the Corpse Duster.

Arx Fatalis

Arx Fatalis is a first-person RPG from Arkane Studios set in the fantasy world of Arx, brought to the brink of destruction by war. The sun has vanished, eternal darkness shrouds the land, and trolls, goblins, rat-men and humans alike have moved into underground mines as food and drink grow scarce; in this sunless world the God of Destruction, Akbaa, has risen and must be defeated. You build a custom hero with skill points in spellcasting, weapons, armor or stealth, draw runes in mid-air to cast fifty spells, and through non-linear play make choices that shape the world and lead to several endings.

American Theft 80s

From the makers of Thief Simulator, the game is set in the eighties: you steal VCRs, tapes and classic cars and, if caught, outrun the police. With lockpicks, crowbars and other tools you break into houses, trailers, banks, shops and museums, take shady jobs and build up cash and reputation in a county full of corruption and crime while learning what residents hide. The seamless sandbox lets you drive around, buy or steal cars, buy and decorate houses and disguise yourself as an electrician or in a suit to fool tenants; classic styled minigames with highscores are there too.