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2015PCSteam Deck playable4.99 €

A 2D arcade beat 'em up inspired by 90s classics, where you play an orc or an elf and fight through hordes of fantasy enemies. It pairs old-school arcade brawling with some modern touches.

  • Fantasy setting
  • Action-packed real-time combat

The closest matches for Arson & Plunder: Unleashed are Golden Axe III, Golden Axe II and Golden Axe. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Arson & Plunder: Unleashed special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Golden Axe III

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1993PCfree

  • Fantasy setting
  • Action-packed real-time combat
  • Linear, curated structure

A classic 16-bit fantasy beat 'em up where you pick one of several heroes, brawl through waves of enemies, use magic and face the Prince of Darkness. Short, punchy stages with arcade charm.

Golden Axe II

Fantasy setting

A classic side-scrolling fantasy beat 'em up where you pick a warrior, amazon or dwarf and brawl through hordes of enemies alone or with a friend, using magic and riding beasts.

Golden Axe

Fantasy setting

A classic arcade beat 'em up where a barbarian, amazon or dwarf hacks through Death Adder's minions, rides strange beasts and unleashes screen-clearing magic. Best enjoyed in co-op.

Gauntlet

Fantasy setting

A classic arcade dungeon crawler where up to four players pick a warrior, valkyrie, wizard or elf and fight together through mazes filled with monsters, spawners and treasure. Simple, frantic co-op action focused on survival.

Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair

Fantasy setting

A colorful arcade platformer with shoot-'em-up elements where you fight through monster-filled stages as Leo and Priscilla, solo or in two-player co-op. Fast, accessible retro action.

Sengoku

Fantasy setting

A classic side-scrolling arcade beat-'em-up in which a powerful warrior fights ghosts and demons from Japan's past who threaten to overrun the present day.

Joust

Gameplay comes before story

A 1982 arcade classic where you flap your way around as a knight on a flying ostrich, knocking rival buzzard riders out of the sky by striking from above. Simple but tricky flight mechanics make it a tense score-chaser, solo or with a friend.

Crawl

Gameplay comes before story

A local multiplayer dungeon crawler where one player is the hero and everyone else controls monsters and traps to take them down. Killing the hero lets you take over the role, making for chaotic, competitive party fun.

Micro Mages

Gameplay comes before story

You platform through a demon fortress as a mage in a loving homage to classic NES-era action platformers. Fairies and magical seagulls come to your aid, giving the old-school formula a fresh spin.

Legend of Dungeon

Fantasy setting

A frantic pixel-art roguelike dungeon crawler where you fight through randomly generated, dimly lit dungeons alone or in co-op, collecting weapons, potions and hats while trying to survive as long as possible.

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