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Games like Remember Me

2013PEGI 16PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck playable83 % positive29.99 €

Memory hunter Nilin fights through a neon-soaked Neo-Paris of 2084 with a custom combo system, climbs across rooftops and remixes people's memories to rewrite past events. Its standout features are the striking setting and the glitchy orchestral soundtrack.

  • Strong soundtrack
  • Melee combat with weapons or fists
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

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In short: Games like Remember Me

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Remember Me 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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Sanabi

90 %Match

2023PEGI 12PC, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck playable97 % positive−35 % 12.49 € 8.11 €

Brings what grabs you about Remember Me: a strong soundtrack, jumping and platforming as well as a sci-fi setting.

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.

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Ghostrunner

Sci-fi setting

A blisteringly fast first-person parkour slasher where one hit kills you and you wall-run, deflect bullets and slice enemies apart as a cyber-ninja. Constant death-and-retry loops set to a pounding synthwave score turn every arena into a precise reflex puzzle.

Replaced

Lavish presentation

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.

Katana Zero

Jumping and platforming

A blistering neo-noir action platformer where one hit kills and each room plays like a puzzle solved with your katana, slow-motion and deflected bullets. It's wrapped in a twisted, fragmented story with dialogue choices and a superb synthwave soundtrack.

Narita Boy

Sci-fi setting

Narita Boy is a pixel-art action platformer that pays tribute to the 80s by sending you into a digital world of neon colors and synth music. You fight with a sword through a dreamlike, poetic story full of retro charm.

Alice: Madness Returns

Jumping and platforming

A grim hack-and-slash platformer that turns Wonderland into a twisted reflection of Alice's shattered mind. Its grotesquely beautiful art direction and haunting story about her family's death make every realm memorable.

Mirror's Edge

Jumping and platforming

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.

Ghostrunner II

Sci-fi setting

Ghostrunner II is a blisteringly fast first-person slasher where you wallrun, grapple and slice through a ruined cyberpunk world as a cyber ninja. One hit kills, so precision and reflexes are rewarded; new additions include motorbike sections and bigger boss fights.

Hi-Fi Rush

Lavish presentation

A vibrant action game where combat, environments and animations all move to the beat. You play aspiring rockstar Chai, taking on a robotics megacorp with humor and rhythm-driven brawling.

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