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A punk-rock beat 'em up with RPG progression where a garage band fights a demonic army. Up to four-player co-op, irreverent humor and a bold comic art style set it apart.
What defines Charlie Murder:
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The closest matches for Charlie Murder are Young Souls, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game and Castle Crashers. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Charlie Murder special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
94 %
Best match
A co-op beat 'em up with RPG elements: two siblings fight through the human world and the goblin realm, collecting loot and upgrading gear. Irreverent humor and a striking art style define the adventure.
92 %
Lots of humour
A charming retro pixel-art beat 'em up where you brawl solo or in co-op through seven levels to defeat Ramona's evil exes. Light RPG progression, unlockable moves and plenty of pop-culture humor define the experience.
91 % 11.99 €
Lots of humour
A chaotic, hilarious cartoon brawler best enjoyed with up to four friends on the couch. Light RPG hooks like leveling, weapons and animal orbs keep you coming back between its absurd boss fights.
91 %
Lots of humour
A goofy comic-styled brawler where undead Vikings battle through absurd takes on Norse mythology to recover Odin's eye. Dark humor and drop-in co-op are the main draws.
90 % 14.99 €
Co-op or multiplayer
A chaotic co-op hack-and-slash roguelike for up to four players in Conan's barbarian world, with fast brawling, shifting loot and a chunky, cartoonish look.
89 % −75 %Lots of humour
A chaotic co-op action brawler where you and up to three friends fight through snowy South Park as Cartman, Stan, Kyle or Kenny. The show's crude humor is front and center.
89 % 28.99 €
Lots of humour
A new pixel-art brawler in the Scott Pilgrim tradition, played solo or in co-op through Toronto and beyond. Its cheeky pop-culture humor and playful look are front and center.
88 % 33.99 €
Lots of humour
A fast, funny pixel-art beat-'em-up where you brawl through River City as Misako, Kyoko and other recruits, unlocking new moves along the way, with co-op support for two players.
88 % 19.50 €
Lots of humour
A first-person melee roguelite that channels the look and charm of 80s Saturday morning cartoons. You fight through an ever-changing Castle of Evil solo or with friends.
88 %
Strong character progression
Vanillaware's hand-painted side-scrolling brawler blends fast hack-and-slash combat with RPG progression and loot hunting. Up to four players can team up to run dungeons, pick from six very different classes and fight huge bosses.