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2023USK 12PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified84 % positive19.50 €

A cinematic 2D platformer in the spirit of classics like Another World and Flashback, with fluid rotoscope-style animation and a sci-fi tale spanning alien ruins and futuristic cities.

  • Jumping and platforming
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Interconnected level design
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

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In short: Games like Lunark

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

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Best match

Another World: 20th Anniversary Edition

93 %Match

2011USK 12PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified85 % positive9.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Lunark: jumping and platforming, a sci-fi setting as well as interconnected level design.

An iconic, minimalist sci-fi adventure: you are stranded on an alien planet as a scientist and survive without a word of dialogue through puzzles, precise jumps and desperate escapes. The anniversary edition adds reworked visuals that you can switch back to the original look at any time.

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Full Void

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

You play a young teenager in a dystopian future ruled by a rogue AI, where only children remain free. Puzzles and obstacles are wrapped in a bleak, cinematic story and a tense atmosphere, presented in pixel art with a few jump scares.

Flashback

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

Flashback is the remake of the 1992 classic: a cinematic sci-fi platformer with fluid, rotoscoped-style animation, hand-drawn backdrops and an agent trying to recover his lost memory. Precise jumping, shooting and light puzzles define the experience.

The Way

Jumping and platforming

A pixel-art sci-fi platformer in the vein of Another World and Flashback: you travel to an alien planet seeking a way to bring a loved one back to life. Puzzles, platforming and exploration form the core.

Mirror's Edge

Lavish presentation

Fast first-person parkour across the rooftops of a sterile, surveilled city, where momentum and flow matter far more than fighting. Its striking white-and-primary-color look and focus on finding the fastest route make it a cult favorite for speedrunners.

Planet Alpha

Jumping and platforming

An atmospheric 2D platform adventure on an alien planet where you shift the time of day to solve puzzles and slip past dangerous creatures. Striking colors and wordless storytelling define the experience.

Sanabi

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A fast action-platformer where you play a veteran with a grappling prosthetic arm, swinging through a dystopian city, dodging bullets and taking down enemies. Fluid swinging movement is paired with a dark, stylish presentation.

DeadCore

Jumping and platforming

DeadCore is a fast first-person platformer with guns, in which you climb a massive, fog-shrouded tower. Precise jumping, timing and speedrun appeal take center stage, wrapped in a dreamlike sci-fi atmosphere.

Pid

Lavish presentation

A charming puzzle-platformer about a young boy stranded on an alien planet, using a gravity beam and clever puzzles to find his way home. Its painterly art style and moody soundtrack are the highlights.

Replaced

Jumping and platforming

A striking 2.5D pixel-art platformer set in a dystopian alternate 1980s, where you play an AI trapped in a human body. Cinematic platforming meets fluid free-flow combat.

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