Uh ... "The Cat Lady" has four different endings as well. It is a very dark and surreal horror game, I don't know if you would like it.
I was fascinated by the atmosphere and voiceover, it was a very unique game. I definitely liked it more than "Silence" which I mentioned before, but that is totally a matter of taste. Which is why I mentioned Silence at all, although it is not really one of my own favorites. I focused more on the "different endings" aspect.
I don't need different endings myself when looking for a good new adventure, but I understand why you like them.
I was fascinated by the atmosphere and voiceover, it was a very unique game. I definitely liked it more than "Silence" which I mentioned before, but that is totally a matter of taste. Which is why I mentioned Silence at all, although it is not really one of my own favorites. I focused more on the "different endings" aspect.
I don't need different endings myself when looking for a good new adventure, but I understand why you like them.
I'm a bit shocked nobody mentioned Brok the Investigator. From my perspective it's the best adventure game in recent times!
11 endings in total to be unlocked. The overall experience walks a fine line between cartoony and emotional impactful.
11 endings in total to be unlocked. The overall experience walks a fine line between cartoony and emotional impactful.
YES! 
I'm certain you will enjoy it as much as I did! It pulls at your heart at the right moments. 90s cartoon aesthetic featured throughout which is just lovely.
It does have fighting game elements in it though, fair warning about that. But the great news is that it also has a "Relaxed" mode, which let's you skip all the fight scenes if you just want to play it like a regular point & click.
I'm certain you will enjoy it as much as I did! It pulls at your heart at the right moments. 90s cartoon aesthetic featured throughout which is just lovely.It does have fighting game elements in it though, fair warning about that. But the great news is that it also has a "Relaxed" mode, which let's you skip all the fight scenes if you just want to play it like a regular point & click.
Oh, one game I really enjoyed hasn't been mentioned here yet!
Okay, it is no "pure" Point & Click adventure game: Pentiment. It is an adventure-rpg hybrid released in 2022, with a historical setting.
A criminalist mystery story reminding a bit of The Name of the Rose.
Remembering this game, I want to play it again. I loved how they visualized the typography theme with those animations in the speech bubbles.
Not sure about how many different endings it has. There should be varying outcomes on the way, but there may be just two different endings.
Okay, it is no "pure" Point & Click adventure game: Pentiment. It is an adventure-rpg hybrid released in 2022, with a historical setting.
A criminalist mystery story reminding a bit of The Name of the Rose.
Remembering this game, I want to play it again. I loved how they visualized the typography theme with those animations in the speech bubbles.
Not sure about how many different endings it has. There should be varying outcomes on the way, but there may be just two different endings.
This post was last modified: 11-24-2025, 12:39 PM by Hexenwerk.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/17713...in_Winter/
Gerda-A flame in winter has different endings.
Gerda-A flame in winter has different endings.
(11-15-2025, 06:08 PM)Hexenwerk Wrote: Uh ... "The Cat Lady" has four different endings as well. It is a very dark and surreal horror game, I don't know if you would like it.It was about as creepy as a game can be. It gave me chills. The dialogue, voices, environments. Eeek. The subject matter was so rough too. It was made so well….that I didn’t enjoy it. Too creepy for its own good. They did what they attempted to do.
I was fascinated by the atmosphere and voiceover, it was a very unique game. I definitely liked it more than "Silence" which I mentioned before, but that is totally a matter of taste. Which is why I mentioned Silence at all, although it is not really one of my own favorites. I focused more on the "different endings" aspect.
I don't need different endings myself when looking for a good new adventure, but I understand why you like them.
(11-27-2025, 08:29 PM)Wild Boar Wrote: https://store.steampowered.com/app/17713...in_Winter/
Gerda-A flame in winter has different endings.
Thank you, Wild Boar, for giving an excellent recommendation. I looked at the screenshots and trailers. I like how they included RPG stat mechanics and relationship meters. Multiple endings is an additional bonus. The game reminds me somewhat of Suzerain. Good choice!
I am not into multiple ending adventures myself, I usually don't have the motivation to hunt them. But sometimes i do find some that catch my eye and try to check some of its endings. So I'll lay off some that I liked, only 5 I will not leave a wall of text don't worry (apologies if they are already mentioned)
Purgatory’s Flower (2025) : played this recently, its new, interesting concept with 5 possible endings and alternative solutions
D3AD HAND (2024) : that's a peculiar game. The main game is very easy but the DLC one that's included in the steam release RED STAR is quite complex with 4 different endings. The optimal one is tricky to get and a nice challenge
Yet Another Killing Game (2025): I read that you like Visual novels. This is a recent one that maybe flew under your radar that i really liked, it has a Zero escape vibe and has 10+ endings
Kamaitachi no Yoru Rinne Saisei (2017) : another visual novel that is a remake of a 1994 SNES game for the PS vita and Windows released in 2017. A bit tricky to find. Has a lot of alternate endings after you beat the main one that are very entertaining and addicting to find. It has apparently 47 endings but the unique ones i think are 11
The Last Express (1997) : If you haven't played it already, you should try this classic, with 30 game over endings and 4 alternate ones. It's real time gameplay makes for a stressful experience (and certainly not for everyone) but it has great atmosphere and charm
Arden's Vale (2011) : That's an extra bonus suggestion and it is only here because it is special for me. It is a short charming game made with AGS with a retro Sierra vibe. It has 3 different endings and one of them was added after a comment i made in the AGS forum, It is the only game that I sort of left a mark on and I think I am also credited somewhere in the end, I don't remember any more
Purgatory’s Flower (2025) : played this recently, its new, interesting concept with 5 possible endings and alternative solutions
D3AD HAND (2024) : that's a peculiar game. The main game is very easy but the DLC one that's included in the steam release RED STAR is quite complex with 4 different endings. The optimal one is tricky to get and a nice challenge
Yet Another Killing Game (2025): I read that you like Visual novels. This is a recent one that maybe flew under your radar that i really liked, it has a Zero escape vibe and has 10+ endings
Kamaitachi no Yoru Rinne Saisei (2017) : another visual novel that is a remake of a 1994 SNES game for the PS vita and Windows released in 2017. A bit tricky to find. Has a lot of alternate endings after you beat the main one that are very entertaining and addicting to find. It has apparently 47 endings but the unique ones i think are 11
The Last Express (1997) : If you haven't played it already, you should try this classic, with 30 game over endings and 4 alternate ones. It's real time gameplay makes for a stressful experience (and certainly not for everyone) but it has great atmosphere and charm
Arden's Vale (2011) : That's an extra bonus suggestion and it is only here because it is special for me. It is a short charming game made with AGS with a retro Sierra vibe. It has 3 different endings and one of them was added after a comment i made in the AGS forum, It is the only game that I sort of left a mark on and I think I am also credited somewhere in the end, I don't remember any more
This post was last modified: 11-29-2025, 11:19 PM by srnickolas.