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2005PEGI 18PC, PlayStation, Steam Deck playable93 % positive19.99 €

Killer7 is Suda51's surreal on-rails shooter-adventure: you swap between seven personalities of one assassin, solve puzzles and follow a cryptic political story in an uncompromising cel-shaded style.

  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Dread and tension
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • A party of several characters

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In short: Games like Killer7

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Killer7 special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls

90 %Match

2014USK 16PC, PlayStation, Steam Deck playable81 % positive−80 % 27.99 € 5.59 €

Brings what grabs you about Killer7: dread and tension, a strong story as well as a distinctive art style.

This Danganronpa spin-off turns the series into a third-person shooter where Komaru uses a hacking gun to escape a city ruled by Monokuma robots. It delivers a garish, bleak atmosphere, light puzzles and a gripping, disturbing story.

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Alan Wake

Shooting and gunplay

A novelist hunts for his vanished wife in a misty Pacific Northwest town, fighting shadowy possessed foes with flashlight and gun while the pages of a manuscript he doesn't remember writing come true. Its TV-series-style episodic storytelling and eerie atmosphere are the main draw.

Fear Effect

Dread and tension

A stylish PlayStation action-adventure in which three mercenaries hunt for a kidnapped Triad daughter in Hong Kong and stumble into supernatural horror. Pre-rendered backdrops, a comic-like look and puzzles define it, with the characters' fear acting as a gameplay mechanic.

Rusty Lake: Roots

Distinctive, stylised art style

A dark point-and-click puzzle game where you grow the Vanderboom family tree across generations. Bizarre, macabre puzzles and an eerie atmosphere tell the story almost without words.

Fear Effect 2: Retro Helix

Dread and tension

A stylish PlayStation survival-horror adventure set in futuristic Hong Kong, with a comic-like look over pre-rendered video backdrops. You switch between four mercenaries, solve puzzles and fight through a dark story steeped in Asian mythology.

Rusty Lake Paradise

Distinctive, stylised art style

An eerie point-and-click puzzle adventure on a remote island where the ten biblical plagues torment your family. Bizarre rituals, a dark atmosphere and surreal art make it classic Rusty Lake.

Alan Wake II

Dread and tension

A surreal survival horror thriller alternating between FBI agent Saga Anderson investigating ritual murders and writer Alan Wake trapped in a nightmarish dark realm. Stunning presentation, live-action sequences and a layered meta-narrative make it stand out.

Pony Island

Dread and tension

A devil-run arcade machine turns out to be a meta puzzle-horror adventure that keeps breaking its own rules and toying with your expectations. With dark humor, hacking-style puzzles and clever twists, it is short but memorable.

Sanitarium

Dread and tension

A grim point-and-click adventure where an amnesiac man wakes in a disturbing asylum. Surreal chapters in which you step into different roles and a deeply unsettling atmosphere make it a classic of psychological horror.

Alan Wake Remastered

Dread and tension

An atmospheric psychological horror thriller in which writer Alan Wake fights darkness with light in the small town of Bright Falls, as a story he doesn't remember writing comes true. The remaster brings the TV-series-style storytelling back with upgraded visuals.

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