Single-player games like Liminal Border Part IV
Below are 15 single-player Steam games similar to Liminal Border Part IV, ranked by player overlap. Every pick carries Steam's Single-player category, so multiplayer-only titles or always-online games don't sneak in. imho.run pulls the category data from Steam directly — Single-player here matches what the store labels.
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Ranked picks
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The Hungry Lamb: Traveling in the Late Ming Dynasty
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
He is a bandit who sells lives. She is a mute girl seeking revenge. In a famine-ravaged ancient China, a ruthless trafficker escorts four girls to a demon's feast. But when a deadly secret is revealed, a cold transaction turns into a journey of redemption. A dark visual novel about an unlikely bond.
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CLANNAD
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
From the world renowned visual novel studio Key, the highly rated story of CLANNAD is now available on Steam! Improved visuals, achievement integration, and Dangopedia make this the best version of CLANNAD to date.
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AIR
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
Summer stretches on endlessly. Beneath the vast blue sky. Beneath the air in which she awaits— AIR, the second game released by visual novel studio Key, is now available on Steam! Now featuring the side story novel, "First Sky Chapter" and full voice support!
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Hookah Haze
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
It's the year 2xxx. The inexperienced Toru Sumiki lands a job managing Hookah Haze, a new hookah lounge on the outskirts of Akihabara, where they meet three eccentric girls. The story unfolds as the girls gradually open up to them, connecting through their fondness for hookah...
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ATRI -My Dear Moments-
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
"As the world sank, I found you." In the near future, a sudden and unexplained sea rise has left much of human civilization underwater. In a little town slowly being enveloped by the ocean, an unforgettable summer is about to begin for a boy and a mysterious robot girl...
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Doki Doki Literature Club Plus!
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required.
Welcome to the club! Write poems for your crush and experience the terror of school romance in this critically-acclaimed psychological horror story.
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GINKA
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
"Return to that summer with you..." Ryusei returns to the small island of his younger years, where time flows by gently, to spend a fairy-tale summer vacation with his childhood friend who was spirited away.
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Majikoi! Love Me Seriously!
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
Follow Yamato and his friends as they navigate the friendships, rivalries, and martial arts of Kawakami Academy.
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Aoi Tori
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required.
Shiratori Ritsu, the sole male at Kirihara Academy for Girls and its priest, protects the school from demons but finds his sanity tested by the arrival of a new student, the one-hundred-year-old vampire Mary Harker, and a call from the devil, questioning his purpose in life.
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Kunado Chronicles
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
The dragon is already dead. Help what's left of humanity learn how to live in this post-apocalyptic fantasy visual novel.
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ChronoClock
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
Next in line to manage a multi-million dollar corporation is our protagonist, Rei Sawatari. He inherited one very important heirloom from his late grandfather: a single pocket watch that grants him a mysterious power— The power to go five minutes back in time.
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Liminal Border Part I
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
First game of a four-part visual novel series. Nerdy Itsuki Ninomae accidentally creates a “digital hypnotism movie.” Showing it to his neighbor causes him to learn her and a classmate’s dark secret, dragging him into the underbelly of society.
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Liminal Border Part II
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
Unfairly saddled with crippling debt after the events of Part I, Itsuki Ninomae and the gang turn to fellow student and daughter of a crime lord Kotoko Teshigawara for help. An intertwined web of loyalties and desire awaits as Itsuki, Kotoko and the others fight for justice.
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Liminal Border Part III
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Adventure with Liminal Border Part IV.
Following the events of Part II, Itsuki and the gang's "Rave" business is close to getting off the ground. Itsuki looks to Meryl Hathaway, a young girl often seen accompanying Kotoko, as a counter to the violence of the Umon-kai as he searches for a way to destroy them once and for all.
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NICE TO MEET YOU, AGAIN
Single-player alternative to Liminal Border Part IV — playable solo, no multiplayer required.
NICE TO MEET YOU, AGAIN is a dramatic story by veteran visual novel developer, Purple software. How would you rewrite your life if given the chance to travel 13 years in to the past?