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Games like Win the Game!

2018PC70 % positive

You click and drag a ball across the platform, working through increasingly nasty obstacles. A simple but tricky skill game for short sessions.

  • Jumping and platforming
  • Challenging difficulty
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

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In short: Games like Win the Game!

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Win the Game! special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Pro Gymnast Simulator

92 %Match

2020PC, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified92 % positive12.50 €

Brings what grabs you about Win the Game!: jumping and platforming, gameplay over story as well as a demanding difficulty.

A physics-based acrobatics game blending gymnastics, parkour and ninja-style obstacle courses. Its demanding, free-form controls produce expressive motion and plenty of ways to fail.

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Cube XL

Vast, open spaces

Cube XL is a small indie PC game described as a hardcore cube game. Little is known about its exact mechanics, so this rating is conservative and based mostly on the limited metadata.

Clustertruck

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A chaotic physics-based platformer where you leap across speeding trucks because the ground is deadly. Quick reflexes, short levels and absurd situations make for equal parts fun and frustration.

Pivvot

Vast, open spaces

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.

Joy Climb

Challenging difficulty

An indie platformer about climbing ever higher while constantly falling back down. The appeal lies in the frustration, precision and the urge to finally reach the top.

Season Up

Easy to pick up

You guide a ball up twelve colorful platforms, one for each month of the year, hopping over obstacles as you climb. The higher you get, the bigger the jumps and the harder it is to avoid falling.

Crazy Climber

Vast, open spaces

An early 1980 arcade classic where you work a climber's arms with two joysticks to scale a skyscraper while dodging falling hazards. It is seen as a forerunner of the platformer genre.

Cube Runner

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A simple 3D action platformer for PC built around precise jumps and quick reflexes. Easy to pick up, but described as deep enough to challenge experienced players.

Light Fantastik

Respects your time

A small indie platformer built around light and dark: you jump higher in the dark, but your controls are inverted. This mechanical twist demands rethinking and careful timing.

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Challenging difficulty

You guide a tiny stick-figure ninja who grabs gold while a physics simulation keeps throwing him around. Hilarious ragdoll deaths and the built-in level editor Ned make it memorable.

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