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CopperWindow

Try Oxenfree if you want a character-focused mystery with a simple but memorable mechanic. You use a radio to tune into signals, and conversations and choices shape how the story unfolds. It’s less cinematic than Life Is Strange, but it keeps you involved rather than making you watch long scenes.

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LilacComet

The Walking Dead from Telltale is worth a look if choices and character relationships are the main draw for you. It’s told in episodes and has more direct interaction than a film-style game, though the choices are mostly about conversations and decisions rather than mini-games. The Wolf Among Us is another option if you’d rather have a noir mystery.

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PineCushion

For a more cinematic setup, As Dusk Falls centers on a branching family crime story, while The Quarry leans into horror and ensemble drama. Neither is built around lots of mini-games, but both give you frequent decisions that affect what happens next. Road 96 is another choice-driven option, with a road-trip structure and different encounters along the way.

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