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The fall semester at UofX, 2003. The games below have the most in common with it — horror, drama, visual novel — ranked by how closely they match, favouring the ones you can play right here in your browser.

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  1. EviscerateThisGirl.comPlays on kanderwund.itch.io

    The website you spend a bit too much time on... In common: drama, horror, visual novel.

  2. While the Whole World LaughsPlays on portrait-prophecies.itch.io

    She was alone in her room, drawing the night away. In common: drama, horror, visual novel.

  3. Paper BrexitPlays on gregbuchanan.itch.io

    The police watch you. In common: drama, horror, visual novel.

  4. Anti-Entropy

    Anti-Entropy is a companion visual novel to Hoyoverse's Honkai Impact 3rd, set in the 1950s and covering the events that lead up to the formation of… In common: drama, science fiction, visual novel.

  5. Idol to Stalker: Tashika ni Kimi ga Suki DeshitaPlays here

    In common: thriller, drama, horror.

  6. Terminal HouseOffline

    The first of terminal house series. In common: thriller, drama, science fiction.

  7. Danzai Shitsu IIPlays here

    In common: thriller, horror, visual novel.

  8. The Judgement ChamberPlays here

    You will be shown a self-proclaimed victim, and the person whom they claim is the wrongdoer. In common: thriller, horror, visual novel.

  9. Maimaimai GoenPlays on maimaimaigoen.com

    Maimaimaigoen is a multidimensional story about the "growing pains of the heart" of 16 children and their nursery school teachers. In common: thriller, drama, horror.

  10. Animus ToilPlays here

    Animus Toil is an experimental puzzle-adventure video game built for Game Boy, Analogue Pocket, PC, and web browser. In common: thriller, science fiction, horror.

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