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2018PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch68 % positive

Milanoir is a pixel action game inspired by 1970s Italian crime films, where you play Piero, a freshly released convict hunting the man who framed him. You shoot, choke and sneak through a brutal Milan, with stylish, cinematic fights in a grim urban setting.

  • Pixel art
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Shooting and gunplay
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

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In short: Games like Milanoir

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

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Fallen Aces

84 %Match

2024PC, Steam Deck verified96 % positive14.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Milanoir: a dark atmosphere, good gunplay and a distinctive art style.

A crime-noir first-person shooter with 90s-style gameplay and a comic-book look. As a brawler you sneak and punch your way through Switchblade City to uncover a conspiracy.

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Hotline Miami

Pixel art

A brutally fast top-down shooter where one hit kills and every floor is mastered through rapid trial, error and instant restarts. Its neon visuals, pulsing synthwave soundtrack and unsettling, surreal story about violence make it unforgettable.

Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number

Pixel art

A brutal top-down action sequel where one hit kills and every floor demands split-second planning and reflexes. A fractured, non-linear story across multiple characters unfolds in garish neon, driven by a hypnotic synthwave soundtrack.

The Saboteur

Distinctive, stylised art style

As an Irish racer turned saboteur, you fight through Nazi-occupied 1940s France with gunplay, stealth and demolition. Its signature touch is the art style: areas under Nazi control are black and white, and color returns as the resistance grows.

American Fugitive

Strong, story-driven narrative

A top-down open-world crime game set in 1980s rural America: as wrongly convicted escapee Will Riley you burgle, flee and evade the police while hunting your father's killer. Break-ins, car chases and shootouts give it a classic early-GTA feel.

Deadbolt

Pixel art

A brutally tough 2D stealth shooter where you play the Reaper hunting the undead. Every mistake can be fatal, so you must carefully plan your stealth, takedowns and shooting.

The Darkness

Strong, story-driven narrative

A grim first-person shooter about a mob hitman who gains the supernatural power of the Darkness, wielding demonic tentacles and minions in a gritty New York. Its strong story and atmosphere set it apart.

Hrot

Pixel art

A 90s-style retro FPS set in a grim, brutalist socialist Czechoslovakia in the 1980s. Fast gunplay, key hunting and an oppressive atmosphere define the experience.

Call of Juarez

Strong, story-driven narrative

A western shooter where you alternate between the fugitive Billy and Ray, the fanatical preacher hunting him. Stealth sections, gunslinger duels and a grim chase narrative define the experience.

Reverend

Pixel art

A retro first-person shooter in the vein of Blood and Duke Nukem 3D, with a grim, religiously tinged atmosphere and nasty creature designs. Fast-paced action and plenty of personality take center stage.

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