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Games like Deep Space Waifu: Nekomimi

2018PC98 % positive

You join a neko rescue squad, blasting alien colonies and rescuing giant cat girls in a silly, risqué arcade romp that trades depth for cheeky humor.

  • Lots of humour
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Shooting and gunplay
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for Deep Space Waifu: Nekomimi are Chicken Invaders 4: Ultimate Omelette, Chicken Invaders and Kitten Squad. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Deep Space Waifu: Nekomimi special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Chicken Invaders 4: Ultimate Omelette

87 %Match

2010PC

Brings what grabs you about Deep Space Waifu: Nekomimi: plenty of humour, good gunplay and a sci-fi setting.

You fight off waves of space chickens in this Space Invaders style shooter. Its silly tone and colorful weapons are what make it fun.

Chicken Invaders

Shooting and gunplay

A humorous arcade shooter in the spirit of Space Invaders, where you fend off alien chickens seeking revenge on humanity. Fast, simple action with a tongue-in-cheek sense of absurdity.

Kitten Squad

Accessible and relaxed

You lead a squad of kittens against robots that hold orcas and sheep captive, blasting away with carrot rockets and yarn-ball guns. Its absurd, cheeky humor and arcade shooter action make it stand out.

Happy Room

Linear, curated structure

You run weapon tests in an absurd laboratory on sturdy human clones, aiming to get through each test. The blend of simulation and dark humor is what makes it stand out.

Gamma Bros

Bright, upbeat tone

A free retro twin-stick space shooter with 8-bit visuals and quick arcade action. Its brotherly theme adds a charming touch to the blasting.

Alex Jones: NWO Wars

Easy to pick up

You play as Alex Jones and fight through levels built around political satire in a retro-flavoured arcade shooter. Its appeal lies in the irreverent humor and the blend of nostalgic gameplay with topical mockery.

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