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2014PC, Steam Deck playable89 % positive0.99 €

oO is an uncompromising, minimalist arcade game that tests you with stripped-down visuals and fast, precise challenges. Only reflexes and focus matter here.

  • Challenging difficulty
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
  • Fast pace
  • Action-packed real-time combat

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In short: Games like oO

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes oO 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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90 %Match

2014PC87 % positive4.99 €

Brings what grabs you about oO: combat with precise timing, a demanding difficulty and a fast pace.

A fast arcade game where you steer a vehicle through obstacle-filled courses and rely on lightning reflexes to get as far as possible. Bonus pickups and online leaderboards drive competition and replayability.

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Zero Reflex

Challenging difficulty

A psychedelic, fast-paced dodging arcade game where you evade circles, bullets, saws and rockets. With no save points and 60 punishing challenges, it all comes down to reflexes and nerves.

Fotonica

Challenging difficulty

A minimalist first-person arcade runner where you race at extreme speed through abstract, neon-like tracks. Easy to learn but hard to master, with eight tracks, an endless mode and split-screen races.

Robotron: 2084

Challenging difficulty

A legendary arcade twin-stick shooter where you fight endless robot waves alone while rescuing the last humans. Frantic, punishing and built purely around reflexes.

You Have 10 Seconds 2

Vast, open spaces

You have ten seconds to race from the start of each level to the exit without dying. Its frantic pace and tight time limits turn every run into a tense sprint for a better time.

Akka Arrh

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A previously unreleased 1982 Atari arcade prototype where you defend a central fortress by aiming a cursor at waves of approaching enemies. It is fast, abstract and neon-bright, a classic high-score chase with a modern polish.

Pivvot

Challenging difficulty

Pivvot is a minimalist reflex game where you guide a pivoting object down a winding path while dodging obstacles in split seconds. Quick decisions and timing matter far more than story or progression.

Boson X

Vast, open spaces

In Boson X you sprint through a rotating particle accelerator where every jump must be timed precisely. Its abstract design without fixed floors or ceilings gives the runner a unique, disorienting spatial feel.

You Have 10 Seconds

Challenging difficulty

You race through more than 40 fast arcade levels where every challenge has to be beaten under heavy time pressure. It favours short, intense attempts where precise timing matters more than long preparation.

The Impossible Game

Challenging difficulty

A minimalist rhythm platformer where you guide a square over obstacles with one-button jumps timed to the music. Brutally hard with instant restarts, and the PC version adds a level editor.

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