Other games like The Stanley Parable besides Portal?

[Slackerdude74]

I really liked the Portal games and The Stanley Parable, and played both I want more and since there isn't any more of either I want to play other games like them.

[Slackerdude74]

“What Stanley didn’t know is that The Stanley Parable is a one of kind or a one of 2… hmm or is it a one of three type of game being that there is also a demo and there is the normal edition and the ultra deluxe, and the fact that no one has responded to his topic about if there are other games like it. So obviously there isn’t and someone needs to tell him or he will just be standing in that broom closet hoping that it must still be one of the endings, but it isn’t and someone needs to tell him that as well…

[Slackerdude74]

“Hey Stanley not quite sure on how to tell you this so I’m just going to say it… There is no other game in the world yes that’s right in the entire world like this game and you will just have to play this game over and over and over and over… oh and Stanley there is no actual ending to the broom closet so you might as well come out… okay?
Okay Stanley come on out now you have a game to play again, come on Stanley… Stanley… Stanley… Stanley, okay well I will be here waiting until you are ready.

[Defective Dopamine Pez Dispenser]

If you mean games that break the fourth wall and seek to be humorously meta, there are others, but I can honestly say none have ever landed for me in quite the same ways TSP did (and still does.)

If you mean specifically first person games, there aren't many. There's a game currently in development called Do Not Buy This Game that has a demo that might be worth checking out to you. It seems to take some inspiration from TSP, among others. There's also of course The Beginner's Guide, developed by Davey Wreden, TSP's writer and co-creator. But it isn't as humorous and is more explicit in what it's doing.

If you don't care what format the game is in and just want to play something self-referential and kind of meta and weird, there are older games like Seaman, where you talk to a fish person who cracks meta jokes at your expense and rambles on existentially based on what you say to it. But that's not available on PC through legitimate means unfortunately.

There are darker, less comedic games that break the fourth wall and have meta elements, like Pony Island or Doki Doki Literature Club, but those experiences are nothing at all like TSP. And there's stuff like Undertale, which while also nothing like TSP, does seek to make you question how you play and engage with video games in its late-game.

But yeah, honestly, TSP is a pretty unique experience. So are the Portal games. That's why they were and are so beloved.

[JanschD]

Specify what appeals to you in those games you might expect in other games?
A narrator in control of the game and talking about it? Try "There Is No Game".
A great first person puzzler with a story and encouraging thinking outside the box? Try "The Talos Principle".

[Slackerdude74]

So there isn't I kinda figured.

[VR-Pontus]

have you tried "SuperLimital" its pretty good
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1049410/Superliminal/

[Etimo]

Another game that might interest you is "Reventure". It kind of share the same idea of "There is a lot of endings, go check them out" (In fact that's the whole point of the game).
But that isn't either a first person adventure or meta-narrative thing, it's just about exploring the world and experiment as much endings as you can to solve puzzles. Not as ambitious as Stanley Parable but still fun to me.

Edit: I agree with VR-Pontus for Superliminal, very cool narrative first person game. It shares some great Stanley Parable vibes.

[Quambas]

Beginner's Guide I'm pretty sure is trippy in the same way

[Monokuma]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1240210/There_Is_No_Game_Wrong_Dimension/ maybe? Going off of the assumption that when you say "like stanley parable and portal" you're referring to a 'narrator' who directly addresses either your character or the player

[Kiddiec͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at 🃏]

Escrito originalmente por ghosty74:

“What Stanley didn’t know is that The Stanley Parable is a one of kind or a one of 2… hmm or is it a one of three type of game being that there is also a demo and there is the normal edition and the ultra deluxe, and the fact that no one has responded to his topic about if there are other games like it. So obviously there isn’t and someone needs to tell him or he will just be standing in that broom closet hoping that it must still be one of the endings, but it isn’t and someone needs to tell him that as well…

There's 4 version of The Stanley Parable that you need in order to complete your collection :
- The Stanley Parable Demo
- The Stanley Parable
- The Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe
- The Stanley Parable (the original Source mod)

[Erosa Games]

Crows x3 released a free humoristic game in 2016 that resembles TSP (but no multiple endings). It's free and totally worth checking:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/409160/Dr_Langeskov_The_Tiger_and_The_Terribly_Cursed_Emerald_A_Whirlwind_Heist/

[Kjaer18]

Off the top of my head, games like Thomas was Alone and The Magic Circle might fit your intesest.

somewhat meta to full meta storytelling, and both with mute player characters while listening to other narrators and people talking. The only difference is that neither are walking simulators.

[JanschD]

"Dude, Stop" is forcing you to intentionally fail at simple tasks and there is a narrator complaining about it. It's currently on sale.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/574560/Dude_Stop/

[benrod]

Escrito originalmente por VR-Pontus:

have you tried "SuperLimital" its pretty good
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1049410/Superliminal/

Maquette https://store.steampowered.com/app/762840/Maquette/ has some similarities.

[Kovah]

Davey Wreden, the creator of Stanley Parable, actually made another cool game you will love: The Beginner's Guide

https://store.steampowered.com/app/303210/The_Beginners_Guide/