Cyan Brain 2

Being hunted beats being chased in the usual sense here: the futa monsters stalking you are stronger than you, and the game wants you to feel that gap every time one gets close. This is a run-and-hide horror sandbox, not a power fantasy.

The setting is some hostile, half-explained sci-fi world, and the actual job is piecing together why you're in it. Clues and scraps of information are scattered around for players willing to poke past the immediate threat of getting caught.

Moment to moment, that means exploring, staying quiet, and avoiding capture more than fighting back, with the world itself doling out the story in fragments instead of cutscenes. Expect the game to be upfront about what it contains: graphic violence and adult content aren't an afterthought, they're the point of getting caught.