Single-player games like Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies
Below are 14 single-player Steam games similar to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies, 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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Bonjin ~ An Ordinary Man
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required.
When your beloved wants to abandon his personality and become an absolutely ordinary person, what do you do? Bonjin ~ An Ordinary Man is an young adult romantic story about transgender identity, exploration of masculinity, and mutual understanding.
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Palliative - Reach for an Angel
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required.
When youth shines brightest, every second is a tactical battle against time. Join Yuu and a close-knit group of friends in a desaturating world as they help Nana a girl facing her final days reach for a perfectly ordinary life. A story of friendship, and the courage to stay until the final whistle.
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Blooming Nightshade
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
After hearing about a number of student couples forming at her school, Himeka Uchida decides to look for a girlfriend of her own. As she gets wrapped up in the daily lives of her friends and classmates at Solana Academy, will she find the romance she seeks?
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Hanako's Flower Shop
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
Hanako’s Flower Shop is a heartfelt visual novel where you run a flower shop, crafting bouquets using the language of flowers. Listen to customers’ stories, shape Hanako’s journey through choices, and navigate her struggle to honor her grandpa’s legacy while discovering her own path.
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Operation Eventide
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
Adelle, a former magical girl, wakes up in a robotic body. Still picking up the pieces after her untimely demise, she seeks the truth of her new life. Experience as this 'love song' resounds in the rift of magic and logic in this nostalgic, thrilling yuri sci-fi visual novel.
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Tokyo Re:Connect Prologue
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
Spring is the season of first meetings. Begin your new life in the city of Tokyo as Shindou Touki. Meet many colorful characters, forge romances, and live out your high-school days, in this interactive story with cutting-edge artwork and a moving soundtrack.
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Heartsworn Abyss
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
Heartsworn Abyss is a survival-thriller taking place in a modern dystopian world. Can Rei, a broken man whose life is on the mend, hope to oppose the sinister machinations of Saitou Corporation? Or will he and Akari be swallowed by Miyogawa’s darkness, to be strung along like broken puppets?
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Blood Lily Ghoststories
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
A horror game about a needy female ghost. A trio of close-knit occult club girls gather late at night to enjoy telling ghost stories. Little do they know that Miss Choker, a ghost that targets girls, is just dying to appear...
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Shan Gui (山桂)
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
It is the end of summer. Han Hui, a university student, meets a mysterious young girl named He Jia in the mountains. After this chance meeting, the two embark on a delightful journey.
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True Love ～Confide to the Maple～
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
Guo Hengyi and Yao Fengyi are childhood sweetheart. But their relationship goes far gradually after divided into different classes and the great college entrance exam pressure. Tang Haiyin and Yao Fengxi came to his life as well. An unexpected accident had involved them together.
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Mad Factory
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
WELCOME TO THE FACTORY! In Mad Factory you’re the new hire in the universe's finest cookie factory–and you’ve got orders to fill! See who can make, bake and frost the most cookies and reach the top of the leaderboard! Can you keep your cool and deliver the goods in this addictive VR experience?
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Shan Gui II: Sweet Osmanthus II
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
Autumn goes by, girls are still waiting till osmanthus blooming.
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The Neverland of the Mountain and Sea
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
Falling in love!! With a robot girl (fool)!!
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East 73: Magenta Fairytale
Single-player alternative to Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies.
Stunning visuals and a fantastical daily Nanjing story unfold. Xiao Su, who sees into others' hearts, joins a new school's art class. He encounters familiar and new faces, exploring their inner worlds and confronting his own hidden depths.