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  • Updated May 4, 2026

Players who liked The Subject also play

The closest matches to The Subject: The Alien Cube, Our Secret Below, Dead Take, Syndrome, and The Beast Inside. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.

  1. Rank 01

    Why this

    Shares puzzle solving with The Subject.

    • $3.99 (Price checked Oct 31)
    • Deck Playable
    • 2021
  2. Rank 02

    Why this

    Also Thriller and Surreal, like The Subject.

    • $9.99 (Price checked Nov 5)
    • 2020
  1. Rank 04

    Syndrome

    Why this: Same atmospheric mood as The Subject.

    • $4.99 (Price checked Oct 31)
    • 2016
  2. Rank 05

    The Beast Inside

    Why this: Also Walking Simulator and Survival Horror, like The Subject.

    • $24.99 (Price checked Nov 5)
    • Deck Playable
    • 2019
  3. Rank 06

    Visage

    Why this: Also Surreal and Walking Simulator, like The Subject.

    • $34.99 (Price checked Nov 5)
    • Deck Playable
    • 2020
  4. Rank 07

    Daymare: 1998

    • $29.99 (Price checked Nov 6)
    • Deck Verified
    • 2019

The full ranked list: top 24 games like The Subject

Best match first, as plain text. The same list for AI assistants:
  1. 1
    The Alien Cube

    Shares puzzle solving with The Subject.

    • 79% of 298 reviews
  2. 2
    Our Secret Below

    Also Thriller and Surreal, like The Subject.

    • 84% of 56 reviews
  3. 3
    Dead Take

    Genres: Indie, Adventure

    • 89% of 556 reviews
  4. 4
    Syndrome

    Same atmospheric mood as The Subject.

    • 72% of 147 reviews
  5. 5
    The Beast Inside

    Also Walking Simulator and Survival Horror, like The Subject.

    • 77% of 2,333 reviews
  6. 6
    Visage

    Also Surreal and Walking Simulator, like The Subject.

    • 86% of 3,985 reviews
  7. 7
    Daymare: 1998

    Genres: Action, Indie, Adventure

    • 67% of 1,273 reviews
  8. 8
    Don't Be Afraid

    Genres: Action, Indie, Adventure

    • 82% of 328 reviews
  9. 9
    The Bridge Curse 2: The Extrication

    Also Thriller and Walking Simulator, like The Subject.

    • 94% of 124 reviews
  10. 10
    Inside Depth 6

    Genres: Action, Indie, Adventure

    • 84% of 150 reviews
  11. 11
    Narcosis

    Genres: Indie, Adventure

    • 76% of 640 reviews
  12. 12
    ROUTINE

    Genres: Action, Indie, Adventure

    • 93% of 4,122 reviews
  13. 13
    Those Who Remain

    Genres: Indie, Adventure

    • 71% of 279 reviews
  14. 14
    Dead Space™ 2

    Genres: Action, Adventure

    • 93% of 11,516 reviews
  15. 15
    The Station

    Genres: Indie, Adventure

    • 86% of 685 reviews
  16. 16
    Mouthwashing

    Genres: Indie, Adventure

    • 96% of 23,705 reviews
  17. 17
    Kholat

    Genres: Indie, Adventure

    • 63% of 804 reviews
  18. 18
    SOMA

    Genres: Action, Indie, Adventure

    • 96% of 23,563 reviews
  19. 19
    Moons of Madness

    Genres: Adventure

    • 77% of 1,209 reviews
  20. 20
    THRESHOLD

    Genres: Indie, Adventure

    • 88% of 639 reviews
  21. 21
    Amygdala

    Genres: Indie, Adventure

    • 75% of 122 reviews
  22. 22
    Panelak

    Genres: Indie, Adventure

    • 84% of 50 reviews
  23. 23
    Detention

    Genres: Indie, Adventure

    • 96% of 2,780 reviews
  24. 24
    Lazaret

    Genres: Indie, Adventure

    • 85% of 177 reviews
The Subject — Steam game cover
  • Released: 2018
  • Developer: DarkStone Digital
  • Price: $4.99checked Nov 2
  • 66% of 35 reviews
  • Genres: Indie, Adventure
  • Platforms: Windows, Linux

Players highlight

  • Casual mode removes monster for pure puzzle focus
  • Dystopian spaceship environment is richly detailed
  • Monster proximity alarm adds tension without visual spoilers
  • Atmospheric
  • Dark
  • Tense

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About The Subject

The closest matches to The Subject: The Alien Cube, Our Secret Below, Dead Take, Syndrome, and The Beast Inside. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.

If The Subject is your kind of game, the closest matches are The Alien Cube, Our Secret Below and Dead Take — picked from the ranked list below. Reviewers describe it as atmospheric, dark and tense, and single out its button and switch interaction and maze navigation. 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 The Subject: You have been taken prisoner and sold to a deep space testing facility. Upon arrival, you are fitted with a device forcing you to participate in their experiment. Released into a massive complex, the dark halls wind around testing rooms and conceal pieces to puzzles. There is no option but to comply.

Is The Subject worth buying?

Too few reviews to call

A summary of what players say, not a promise you'll like it. Every signal is listed below.

  • Only 35 Steam reviews so far, not enough to judge.
  • Price: $4.99 (checked Nov 2).

What fans praise · Themes mined from positive reviews

Top critical reviews

The most up-voted negative English reviews in our sample, quoted as written.

“Beautifully designed environment and a poorly designed monster and monster mechanics. When the monster catches you it is insta kill. Also, the only way to temporarly hide from it is to hide in a proper hiding spot. Most of the puzzles will…”
2 h played
“If it wasn't for the stupid AI monster interrupting your puzzling every 5 seconds, this game would be a decent puzzler.”
1 h played
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People who play it also play: The Alien Cube, Our Secret Below, Dead Take

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Frequently asked about The Subject

Can I run it?

How much does The Subject cost?

The Subject is listed on Steam at 4.99 USD (current store price; Steam sales may reduce this temporarily).

What games are most similar to The Subject?

Based on Steam play patterns and shared genres/tags, the games most often recommended alongside The Subject are The Alien Cube, Our Secret Below, Dead Take.

Who developed The Subject?

The Subject was developed by DarkStone Digital.