10 Best Games Like The Lost Village

Pathless Woods

The survival gamePathless Woodstakes you on a crafting journey.

The journey itself takes place in an open world inspired by ancient Chinas heritage.

Of course, each path you take will look similar to the last.

Pay closer attention, though, and you just might find a way out.

Oh, its timed, too, with only one hour to escape the maze.

Going Medieval

Its the 14th century.

Lots of danger lurks in the corners of a turbulent colony.

If you like a good challenge,Going Medievalis the perfect game for you.

It tasks you with ruling a new colony and building it from scratch into a multi-story fortress.

It gives you goals to cross off your to-do list.

Fail to meet them, and, well, youre hurled back to the start.

While the base game remains the same, each expedition ushers in something new.

Youll always find new ways to collect resources and run into new characters.

Moreover, the mysterious, dark fantasy cant help drawing you in.

Combined, your limitless run-throughs inAgainst the Stormwill seldom feel bleak.

Forager

Its so adorable that you’re able to almost squeeze it.Foragertakes you on anopen-world adventure.

It can get intense, too, thanks to dungeon crawling and formidable monsters lying in wait.

It keeps you glued from start to finish, with something exciting to get up to.

Outpath

Alternatively, you might check out the cuteMinecraft-likeOutpath.

Youll regulate day-to-day activities, whether hunting, fishing, or farming.

Depending on the population and needs, youll need to allocate workers to sustain the village.

Occasionally, youll be forced to command and fight for your village against hostile invaders.

Kenshi

Kenshiis anotherfree-form sandbox you could check out on your next gaming session.

It doesnt restrict you to goals and linearity.

Instead, youre free to do whatever you want, whether trade, rebel, or even steal.

Unlike other cozy options,Kenshidoesnt pretend to hold your hand.

This means you may need to consider aspects like water management and find creative ways to solve problems.

Evans I. Karanja is a freelance writer who loves to write about anything technology.

When not writing, he can be found playing video games or watching F1.