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Best Branching Narrative Games

These are narrative games that take you on a different path through the story based on your performance and choices. This is more than particular scenes or interactions being shortened or missed. These games offer a different path through the narrative so that routes result in whole branches of what could have happened being unreachable. While these branches may converge back to a single ending, your journey to get to the end will be substantially different each time you play.

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Genres: Action, Adventure, Creative, Narrative, Platform, Point-and-Click, Puzzle, Role-Play and Traversal
Era: 2999 - 1970
Total Games: 2
Total Likes: 0

Clam Man 2:
Headliner

Clam Man 2: Headliner is a point-and-click game where you play a disgruntled clam who quits their day job to pursue a career in stand-up comedy.

Clam Man 2: Headliner is a point-and-click game where you play a disgruntled clam who quits their day job to pursue a career in stand-up comedy. Unusual for a point-and-click, play is as much affected by your role-play character design choices as the responses to each scenario.

Coming Soon: Mac and PC

Disney Epic Mickey:
Rebrushed

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a running and jumping adventure where you play Mickey Mouse and use a magical paintbrush to restore the world.

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a running and jumping adventure where you play Mickey Mouse and use a magical paintbrush to restore the world. You explore a dilapidated land inhabited by forgotten Disney characters and use your paintbrush to restore or remove objects and buildings, defeat enemies, and create platforms and paths with which you traverse.

Coming Soon: PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One and Xbox X|S

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