Free games like What Lies Within The Ivory Tower
Below are 9 free-to-play Steam games similar to What Lies Within The Ivory Tower, ranked by player overlap and content similarity. No purchase or Steam login required to view the list. Every pick is a full free-to-play title — not a demo, trial, or time-limited giveaway. imho.run's catalogue refreshes daily, so newly free or newly popular titles surface here without manual editing.
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Sheepy: A Short Adventure
Free-to-play alternative to What Lies Within The Ivory Tower — no purchase or trial window. Shares Indie and Adventure with What Lies Within The Ivory Tower.
A Short Handcrafted Pixel Art Platformer that follows Sheepy, an abandoned plushy brought to life. Sheepy: A Short Adventure is the first short game from MrSuicideSheep.
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UNBEATABLE [white label]
Free-to-play alternative to What Lies Within The Ivory Tower — no purchase or trial window. Shares Action and Indie with What Lies Within The Ivory Tower.
A young girl learns a song. An exclusive side-story set in the world of D-CELL GAMES' upcoming rhythm-adventure.
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Paper Lily - Chapter 1
Free-to-play alternative to What Lies Within The Ivory Tower — no purchase or trial window. Shares Indie and Adventure with What Lies Within The Ivory Tower.
Paper Lily is an RPG horror game in which you can solve puzzles in different ways. Explore a hidden world, meet strange characters, and guide Lacie as she attempts to find answers about her unusual condition.
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The Lab
Free-to-play alternative to What Lies Within The Ivory Tower — no purchase or trial window.
Welcome to The Lab, a compilation of Valve’s room-scale VR experiments set in a pocket universe within Aperture Science. Fix a robot, defend a castle, adopt a mechanical dog, and more. Still not sold? It’s free!
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Control, I'm Not Coming Back
Free-to-play alternative to What Lies Within The Ivory Tower — no purchase or trial window. Shares Indie and Adventure with What Lies Within The Ivory Tower.
Control, I'm Not Coming Back is a short and emotional narrative game about a lost astronaut searching for a reason to keep going forward while facing the emptiness of space. Inspired by the Hopecore aesthetic, it’s a story about positivism, friendship and our human connection with Voyager 1.
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Project Kat - Paper Lily Prologue
Free-to-play alternative to What Lies Within The Ivory Tower — no purchase or trial window. Shares Indie and Adventure with What Lies Within The Ivory Tower.
Project Kat is a short, unconventional RPG horror game in which there is always another way. Solve puzzles, make friends (or not), and guide Kat as she attempts to uncover the mystery behind a strange golden letter.
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93, Kuindzhi
Free-to-play alternative to What Lies Within The Ivory Tower — no purchase or trial window. Shares Indie and Adventure with What Lies Within The Ivory Tower.
Kuindzhi, 93 is an atmospheric first-person narrative vignette about an 18-year-old boy from Donbas. The story takes us to March 2022, when the world changed forever — into a space where the past, fears, and doubts find their voice.
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Tails Noir: Prologue
Free-to-play alternative to What Lies Within The Ivory Tower — no purchase or trial window. Shares Indie and Adventure with What Lies Within The Ivory Tower.
Tails Noir: Prologue is the first act of a post-noir narrative adventure. Become raccoon private eye Howard Lotor and explore dystopian Vancouver inhabited by animals as you uncover a deeply personal story of change and transformation.
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Citadale Resurrection
Free-to-play alternative to What Lies Within The Ivory Tower — no purchase or trial window. Shares Action and Indie with What Lies Within The Ivory Tower.
A collection of old-school retro Citadale games in the style of various systems released in the mid 1980s to early 1990s. Each game has its own unique look, sound, gameplay style and feel and yet they are all distinctly Citadale.