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Games like Tea for God

2023PC95 % positive19.50 €

A VR adventure that uses impossible, procedurally generated spaces so you can walk endlessly within your own room. Depending on settings it becomes a relaxed stroll, an arcade shooter or a roguelite shooter-explorer set in the distant future.

  • Runs that play out differently every time
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Lots to discover
  • Interconnected level design

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In short: Games like Tea for God

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

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The Signal From Tölva

83 %Match

2017PC, Steam Deck playable71 % positive19.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Tea for God: a sci-fi setting, lots to discover and good gunplay.

A first-person shooter set in a vast, strange sci-fi landscape where you fight robot factions, capture outposts and explore the world at your own pace.

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Returnal

Runs that play out differently every time

As a stranded astronaut caught in a time loop, you fight across a constantly shifting alien planet. Frantic bullet-hell shooting and a dark, enigmatic story make every run intense and punishing.

Everspace

Runs that play out differently every time

A fast-paced space shooter with full 6DOF flight where every death starts a new run with permanent upgrades. Intense dogfights, scavenging and gorgeous sci-fi vistas drive the experience.

Chorus

Lots to discover

A space-combat shooter where you play Nara, flying her sentient starfighter Forsaken through fast zero-g dogfights. Supernatural abilities and ancient temples give the space shooter a mystical twist.

System Shock

Interconnected level design

This remake of the cult classic leaves you alone on the Citadel space station, ruled by the deranged AI SHODAN. You explore sprawling interconnected levels, fight to survive, solve puzzles and piece together the story through audio logs in a bleak cyberpunk atmosphere.

Metal Garden

Lots to discover

A short, atmospheric single-player shooter that takes you through an overgrown megastructure. Exploration and light puzzles accompany the action as you seek out what lies beyond.

Sublevel Zero: Redux

Runs that play out differently every time

A roguelike six-degrees-of-freedom shooter in the spirit of Descent: you pilot a gunship through procedurally generated zero-gravity facilities, fighting enemies and looting tech to craft upgrades.

Star Wars: Dark Forces

Interconnected level design

An early Star Wars first-person shooter where you play mercenary Kyle Katarn aiding the Rebels, starting with stealing the Death Star plans. Its maze-like levels, key hunts and vertical design set it apart as a Doom contemporary with its own identity.

System Shock

Interconnected level design

A groundbreaking sci-fi first-person shooter with RPG elements: alone on Citadel Station, you explore bleak corridors, piece together the story through audio logs and face the murderous AI SHODAN. Its dense atmosphere and environmental storytelling shaped later immersive sims.

Half-Life

Interconnected level design

The landmark shooter sends physicist Gordon Freeman through the alien- and soldier-infested Black Mesa facility, telling its story seamlessly without cutscenes while mixing tense firefights with environmental and physics puzzles.

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