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Games like Open Sorcery

  • 19 games
  • Updated May 4, 2026

Players who liked Open Sorcery also play

The closest matches to Open Sorcery: Open Sorcery: Sea++, The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante, Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector, The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, and Sorcery! Parts 1 and 2. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.

  1. Rank 01

    Why this

    Shares branching narrative with Open Sorcery.

    • $14.99 (Price checked Oct 3)
    • Deck Playable
    • 2021
  1. Rank 04

    The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood

    Why this: Also LGBTQ+ and Interactive Fiction, like Open Sorcery.

    • $7.19 (Price checked Oct 7)
    • Deck Verified
    • 2023
  2. Rank 07

    Roadwarden

    • $2.74 (Price checked Oct 7)
    • Deck Playable
    • 2022

The full ranked list: top 24 games like Open Sorcery

Best match first, as plain text. The same list for AI assistants:
  1. 1
    Open Sorcery: Sea++

    Shares branching narrative with Open Sorcery.

    • 94% of 50 reviews
  2. 2
    The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante

    Also Text-Based and Interactive Fiction, like Open Sorcery.

    • 90% of 2,670 reviews
  3. 3
    Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector

    Genres: Indie, Adventure, RPG

    • 92% of 1,721 reviews
  4. 4
    The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood

    Also LGBTQ+ and Interactive Fiction, like Open Sorcery.

    • 95% of 2,695 reviews
  5. 5
    Sorcery! Parts 1 and 2

    Genres: Indie, Adventure, RPG

    • 90% of 505 reviews
  6. 6
    Werewolf: The Apocalypse — Heart of the Forest

    Genres: Adventure, Indie, RPG

    • 83% of 594 reviews
  7. 7
    Roadwarden

    Genres: Adventure, Indie, RPG

    • 95% of 3,718 reviews
  8. 8
    Signs of the Sojourner

    Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie

    • 89% of 149 reviews
  9. 9
    Road to Empress I

    Genres: Indie, Adventure, Simulation

    • 96% of 1,360 reviews
  10. 10
    Winds of Change

    Genres: Indie, Adventure, RPG

    • 96% of 476 reviews
  11. 11
    I Was a Teenage Exocolonist

    Same atmospheric mood as Open Sorcery.

    • 96% of 3,777 reviews
  12. 12
    Lacuna – A Sci-Fi Noir Adventure

    Genres: Adventure, Indie

    • 92% of 690 reviews
  13. 13
    Psy High

    Also LGBTQ+ and Text-Based, like Open Sorcery.

    • 79% of 122 reviews
  14. 14
    Between Horizons – A Sci-Fi Detective Adventure

    Genres: Adventure, Indie

    • 89% of 247 reviews
  15. 15
    Scarlet Hollow

    Shares achievement hunting with Open Sorcery.

    • 98% of 3,657 reviews
  16. 16
    Arcadia Fallen

    Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie

    • 95% of 364 reviews
  17. 17
    Wanderlust: Travel Stories

    Genres: Adventure, Indie

    • 82% of 79 reviews
  18. 18
    Cabernet

    Genres: Indie, Adventure, Simulation

    • 95% of 1,198 reviews
  19. 19
    Mushroom Musume

    Genres: Indie, Adventure, Simulation

    • 96% of 196 reviews
  20. 20
    80 Days

    Shares time pressure and branching narrative with Open Sorcery.

    • 92% of 936 reviews
  21. 21
    Whiskey-Four

    Shares branching narrative and achievement hunting with Open Sorcery.

    • 92% of 85 reviews
  22. 22
    Refind Self: The Personality Test Game

    Genres: Indie, Adventure, Casual

    • 92% of 1,321 reviews
  23. 23
    Elsinore

    Genres: Indie, Adventure, Simulation

    • 96% of 282 reviews
  24. 24
    Love Curse: Find Your Soulmate

    Genres: RPG

    • 99% of 995 reviews
Open Sorcery — Steam game cover
  • Released: 2017
  • Developer: Abigail Corfman
  • Price: $3.99checked Oct 3
  • Steam Deck: Deck Verified
  • 99% of 292 reviews
  • Genres: Indie, Adventure, RPG
  • Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux

Players highlight

  • Blends technology and magic seamlessly
  • Characters feel endearing and real
  • Emotional impact lingers long after
  • Atmospheric
  • Contemplative
  • Emotional

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About Open Sorcery

The closest matches to Open Sorcery: Open Sorcery: Sea++, The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante, Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector, The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, and Sorcery! Parts 1 and 2. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.

If Open Sorcery is your kind of game, the closest matches are Open Sorcery: Sea++, The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante and Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector — picked from the ranked list below. Reviewers describe it as atmospheric, contemplative and emotional, and single out its achievement hunting and branching narrative. 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.

About Open Sorcery: BEL/S is an Elemental Firewall: a fire elemental bound with C++ code to protect a network of people and places. She can learn things, develop relationships, and even gain sapience. Or she can burn everything with fire. It's up to you.

Is Open Sorcery worth buying?

  • 99% of 292 Steam reviews are positive.
  • We don't track this game's daily reviews yet, so this is the all-time picture.
  • Price: $3.99 (checked Oct 10).
  • People who recommend it had played a median of 4 h when they wrote their review.
  • Steam Deck Verified.

What fans praise · Themes mined from positive reviews

People who play it also play: Open Sorcery: Sea++, The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante, Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector

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Frequently asked about Open Sorcery

Can I run it?

Is Open Sorcery verified for Steam Deck?

Yes — Open Sorcery is Steam Deck Verified, meaning Valve has confirmed it runs well on the Deck with full controller, text legibility, and default configuration support.

How much does Open Sorcery cost?

Open Sorcery is listed on Steam at 3.99 USD (current store price; Steam sales may reduce this temporarily).

What games are most similar to Open Sorcery?

Based on Steam play patterns and shared genres/tags, the games most often recommended alongside Open Sorcery are Open Sorcery: Sea++, The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante, Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector.

Who developed Open Sorcery?

Open Sorcery was developed by Abigail Corfman and published by Open Sorcery Games.