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You play Jack Slate in a gritty third-person shooter where gunplay and brawling blend with a cheeky, self-aware tone. Disarming enemies and counter-attacking them keeps the fights varied and fun.

  • Shooting and gunplay
  • Lots of humour
  • Action-packed real-time combat

The closest matches for Dead to Rights II are Blue Estate, Postal: Redux and Deadpool. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Dead to Rights II special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Blue Estate

89 %Match

2013PCPlayStationXbox92 % positive12.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Dead to Rights II: good gunplay, plenty of humour and action-packed real-time combat.

A flashy on-rails shooter set in a technicolor mob world, mixing crude humor, over-the-top violence and motion controls. Short, snappy shooting action with lots of attitude rather than depth.

Postal: Redux

Lots of humour

A fast, deliberately provocative top-down shooter where you blast through levels full of enemies. Its appeal lies in the over-the-top black humor and a big arsenal of weapons.

Deadpool

Lots of humour

A chaotic hack-and-slash shooter where Deadpool constantly breaks the fourth wall and cracks crude jokes while carving through an absurd revenge plot against Mister Sinister. The humor carries the game more than its solid but simple combat.

Dead to Rights

Focus on a single character

A third-person action shooter where you play framed cop Jack Slate, blending gunplay, disarm moves and brawling through the corrupt Grant City, aided by his dog Shadow.

El Matador

Realistic visuals

A linear third-person action shooter where you play a DEA agent taking down drug cartels across Latin America. Bullet-time gunfights in jungle and compound settings are the focus.

Revolution X

Realistic visuals

You rescue rock music with Aerosmith at your side, blasting through enemy-filled levels with a light gun. Digitized band members and FMV sequences give this mid-90s rail-style shooter its campy charm.

Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard

Lots of humour

A third-person shooter that parodies gaming clichés as washed-up action hero Matt Hazard fights through levels packed with in-jokes. Its self-aware humor is the main attraction.

Die Hard: Vendetta

Realistic visuals

You step back into John McClane's boots to rescue his daughter Lucy from Piet Gruber at an art museum in Los Angeles. It blends fast first-person shooting with optional stealth sections and captures the feel of the Die Hard films.

50 Cent: Bulletproof

Easy to pick up

A brutal third-person action shooter where you play rapper 50 Cent blasting and brawling through New York's criminal underworld. Its hook is the mix of a gangster revenge story, hip-hop soundtrack and the star himself as the lead.

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