Rank 01Why this
Also Heist and Team-Based, like Dark Hours: Prologue.
- $9.99 (Price checked Nov 4)
- Deck Playable
- 2025
The closest matches to Dark Hours: Prologue: Dark Hours, MIMESIS, Backrooms Society, Murky Divers, and Blood Typers. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.
Rank 01Why this
Also Heist and Team-Based, like Dark Hours: Prologue.
Rank 02
Rank 03Why this
Shares stealth and co op multiplayer with Dark Hours: Prologue.

Why this: Also Survival Horror and Procedural Generation, like Dark Hours: Prologue.

Why this: Shares wave based combat and co op multiplayer with Dark Hours: Prologue.

Why this: Shares stealth avoidance and stealth with Dark Hours: Prologue.

Why this: Shares co op multiplayer and resource management with Dark Hours: Prologue.

Also Survival Horror and Procedural Generation, like Dark Hours: Prologue.
Shares wave based combat and co op multiplayer with Dark Hours: Prologue.
Shares co op multiplayer and resource management with Dark Hours: Prologue.
Shares stealth and environmental puzzle solving with Dark Hours: Prologue.
Shares co op multiplayer and environmental puzzle solving with Dark Hours: Prologue.
Shares stealth avoidance and co op multiplayer with Dark Hours: Prologue.

Players highlight
The closest matches to Dark Hours: Prologue: Dark Hours, MIMESIS, Backrooms Society, Murky Divers, and Blood Typers. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.
If Dark Hours: Prologue is your kind of game, the closest matches are Dark Hours, MIMESIS and Backrooms Society — picked from the ranked list below. Reviewers describe it as atmospheric, dark and intense, and single out its contract based progression and co op multiplayer. Each pick is ranked by what players of this game also play, shared genres and tags, and review-mined similarity — not a generic popularity list.
Dark Hours: Prologue is a free co-op survival horror game from Piece of Cake studios, released in 2024, for one to four players. A heist gone wrong traps a team of robbers with a monster, and survival means exploring, solving environmental puzzles, and hiding, with monsters that can hear players through their microphone driving the tension. Procedural generation and contract-based progression vary each run. Reviewers praise the atmospheric dark setting with jumpscares, the mic-detection mechanic, and the free co-op horror with friends. As a free prologue rated Playable on Steam Deck, it holds 87% positive across 1,098 Steam reviews. It serves as an introduction to the larger Dark Hours universe.
About Dark Hours: Prologue: Dark Hours: Prologue is a free co-op survival horror game for 1-4 players. Your heist has been disrupted by a supernatural event, and your team of robbers is now trapped with a monster. Forget your plan, your mission: survive! Explore and cooperate to find a way out or hide and wish for daylight.
Players recommend it
A summary of what players say, not a promise you'll like it. Every signal is listed below.
The most up-voted negative English reviews in our sample, quoted as written.
“this is so bad. don't bother playing it. yes its free but the time you waste on it is too steep a price. enemy ai is so astoundingly bad. had the ghost lady kill someone and camp their body, only to spam that ice scream any time anyone…”
People who play it also play: Dark Hours, MIMESIS, Backrooms Society
Dark Hours: Prologue is rated Playable on Steam Deck — it runs, but expect some manual adjustments (control remapping, text size, or graphics settings) for the best experience.
Yes — Dark Hours: Prologue is a free-to-play title on Steam. You can install and play it without buying anything, though some games include optional in-app purchases.
Yes — Dark Hours: Prologue supports multi-player play according to its Steam store listing (Multi-player, Online Co-op, Co-op).
Based on Steam play patterns and shared genres/tags, the games most often recommended alongside Dark Hours: Prologue are Dark Hours, MIMESIS, Backrooms Society.
Dark Hours: Prologue was developed by Piece of Cake studios and published by Piece of Cake studios, Kepler Ghost.