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Games like Rampage

1986

You play a giant monster flattening buildings city by city while fighting off tanks, helicopters and soldiers. This arcade classic thrives on simple destructive fun, especially with friends.

  • Pixel art
  • Playing together in co-op
  • Co-op or multiplayer
  • Sci-fi setting

In short: Games like Rampage

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

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Rampage World Tour

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1997PEGI 12PC, PlayStation

Brings what grabs you about Rampage: playing together in co-op and plenty of humour.

Play as giant mutated monsters smashing buildings in cities around the globe, solo or with up to three players. A simple, humorous arcade classic best enjoyed in co-op.

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War of the Monsters

Lots of humour

A tongue-in-cheek monster brawler inspired by B-movies, where giant creatures fight in destructible cities and use cars, rubble and tanks as weapons. It shines most in multiplayer.

Captain Commando

Playing together in co-op

A colorful sci-fi arcade brawler from Capcom where up to four players punch their way through futuristic stages as a hero squad. Rideable mecha suits scattered through the levels add a fun twist to the brawling.

The Bug Butcher

Sci-fi setting

A fast 2D arcade shooter in the vein of Pang, where exterminator Harry blasts swarms of bugs falling from above in a research facility. Short, intense levels, power-ups and a tongue-in-cheek tone make for quick fun, including co-op.

ClusterPuck 99

Co-op or multiplayer

ClusterPuck 99 is a chaotic, tongue-in-cheek arcade sports game built around up to eight players competing locally. It thrives on fast, frantic couch matches.

Coffee Crisis

Playing together in co-op

A classic arcade beat 'em up in true Sega Genesis style: you brawl through waves of caffeinated aliens, ideally with a friend in co-op. Retro pixel visuals, a goofy tone and fast action define it.

Duck Game

Pixel art

A chaotic 2D arena shooter where ducks duel in short, frantic rounds with absurd weapons. It shines brightest as a couch multiplayer game with friends.

Sportsfriends

Playing together in co-op

A bundle of four distinct local multiplayer games built for couch play, from a pixel-art brawler to the motion-controlled Johann Sebastian Joust. The focus is on face-to-face competition and social fun in the same room.

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