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A punishing platformer packed with deadly traps where you learn levels through trial and error, solo or with up to four players locally and online. Precise timing and plenty of deaths are part of the fun.
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Linear, curated structure
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Challenging difficulty
A free cooperative platforming race born from a Teeworlds mod, where players work together using hook and movement skills to clear tricky maps. Thousands of community-made maps range from easy intros to punishingly hard runs.
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Challenging difficulty
A compilation of the first two Super Monkey Ball games: you tilt the stage to roll a monkey in a ball through tricky obstacle courses that demand precise control. All the minigames come unlocked, making it great for party sessions.
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Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
A fast-paced multiplayer platformer-racer where up to four players swing, jump and use nasty pick-ups to push rivals off-screen. Tight controls and chaotic head-to-head matches keep every round tense.
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Challenging difficulty
You climb out of hell chained to your friends, where one slip can drag the whole team down. It thrives on chaotic teamwork, frustration and laughter, playable solo or in co-op.
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A compilation of 32 Capcom arcade classics spanning three decades, including Street Fighter II, Strider and 1942. Short, punishing quarter-muncher sessions that deliver nostalgic fun solo or with friends.
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Distinctive, stylised art style
You play Gish, a blob of tar squeezing through the sewers of a forgotten city. Physics-based platforming with sticky, heavy and slippery forms makes for original puzzles and fights.
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Challenging difficulty
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.
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Gameplay comes before story
An HD collection of the first three Super Monkey Ball games, where you tilt the stage to roll a monkey in a ball through tricky floating courses to the goal. Precise control, arcade pacing and plenty of party minigames define the fun.