Whether offering fast cars or loaded guns, these are our favorite games like the Grand Theft Auto series
An essential follow-up. If you enjoyed Limbo, it's worth checking out the original Little Nightmares, too. Oh, and we're gonna have nightmares about school teachers forever now. Thanks for that.
An atmosphere-first platformer that borders on the existential and surreal, The Swapper came a few years after Limbo and excelled by the merit of its own ambience.
A fantastic push-pull experience with a deeply emotional narrative that deals with grief and coming-of-age. Ingeniously, you control each brother with separate thumbsticks.
A vibrant jaunt to an alien world, Planet Alpha is a left field sucker punch to Limbo’s monochrome visuals. Clamber over molten rock and leap across bouncy leaves as you evade robotic claws and nefarious beasts.
Another indie sidescroller that is well worth your time, Never Alone is a powerful story based on a traditional tale from the Iñupiat group of Alaska Natives.
Inside bottled up Limbo’s lightning but still pushed in a new ambitious direction, framing the game in a brutalist dystopia full of guard dogs and sea vixens.