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2026PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified89 % positive−20 % 19.99 € 15.99 €

On a space station swallowed by a black hole, you sneak or shoot your way past mutants in the corridors. Its disco-punk look, like a 70s B-movie that never existed, gives it a distinctive flavor.

  • Sneaking and hiding
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Shooting and gunplay
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Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Retrospace special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Tokyo 42

85 %Match

2017PEGI 16PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck playable71 % positive19.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Retrospace: sneaking and hiding, a sci-fi setting as well as a distinctive art style.

An isometric action shooter set in a colorful, miniature-like future Tokyo, where you take assassination contracts using guns, swords and stealth. Its striking architectural art style and multiplayer modes set it apart.

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An atmospheric first-person shooter blending stealth, brutal melee and gunplay as Riddick breaks out of the maximum-security prison Butcher Bay. Strong storytelling, cinematic presentation and a grim sci-fi setting set it apart.

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Distinctive, stylised art style

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Metal Gear Solid

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Kojima's stealth classic sends Solid Snake to infiltrate a snowy nuclear weapons facility, rewarding sneaking over shooting. Its cinematic storytelling, codec conversations, memorable bosses like Psycho Mantis and fourth-wall-breaking tricks made it a genre-defining landmark.

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Distinctive, stylised art style

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