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2013
A quirky Surgeon Simulator-style parody where you wrestle with an unwieldy robot arm to brew various teas, with the clumsy controls providing the comedy.
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The closest matches for Ampu-Tea are Surgeon Simulator 2013, Memology: Goyda and Shower With Your Dad Simulator 2015: Do You Still Shower With Your Dad?. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Ampu-Tea special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
94 %
Best match
An absurd physics-based surgery game where you control each finger separately and swap organs using hammers and saws – gloriously clumsy, chaotic slapstick.
92 % 1.99 €
Lots of humour
You sit an annual meme exam and show off how well you know internet humor in a quirky quiz. A small, offbeat indie game for meme fans.
91 % 0.99 €
Lots of humour
An absurd, short parody game with 8-bit visuals where you shower alongside your pixel dad. Its appeal lies in deliberately silly humor and joke-game charm.
88 % free
Focus on a single character
You play an octopus in a suit passing as a human dad, wrestling with everyday chores using floppy tentacles. The deliberately clumsy controls create chaotic slapstick comedy.
88 %
Easy to pick up
A small indie simulator where all you need to do is sign a contract for a million dollars, but doing so proves far harder and more absurd than expected. Little detail is available, so this rating is cautious.
88 %
Lots of humour
You use your flirting skills to earn a well-deserved massage through your gamepad. It is a short, playful indie take on the premise, driven by absurd humor.
85 % 7.79 €
Lots of humour
You guide a mildly villainous robot with a makeshift mouth as it learns to talk and fit into society. Its charm comes from the absurd, gross-out humor of shaping words with tongue and lips.
84 % 3.15 €
Gameplay comes before story
A small indie dexterity game built around tangling up your fingers with tricky inputs. Little is known about its scope or details.
84 % −85 %Lots of humour
You perform ridiculous surgeries in VR with your own hands and absurd tools like hammers and saws. The wobbly, clumsy controls make for constant slapstick laughs.
84 %
Lots of humour
This small indie joke game puts you through the endless wait of loading screens with a wink. Its appeal is the humor in turning a problem every player knows from games and installers into the whole experience.
