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2016PC98 % positive−40 % 9.75 € 5.85 €

A pixel-art puzzle adventure in which you help a child named Niko relight the dead sun of his world. The game breaks the fourth wall, involving your computer and your own decisions in touching and clever ways.

  • Emotional impact
  • Pixel art
  • Strong soundtrack
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
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In short: Games like OneShot

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

Similar in what way?

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Up to three areas count more, the rest steps back.

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Games where this is clearly part of it are left out, no matter how well the rest fits.

Horror Turn-based combat High difficulty Roguelike runs Shooter Pixel art Grind Survival PvP Open world Card game

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A Space for the Unbound

93 %Match

2023USK 12PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified97 % positive19.50 €

Brings what grabs you about OneShot: emotional impact, a strong soundtrack and pixel art.

An emotional coming-of-age adventure set in a 1990s Indonesian town, where a young couple explores everyday life, solves puzzles inside other people's minds and pets cats while the world faces its end.

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