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2002PC

You step into John McClane's shoes and fight through the Nakatomi Plaza from the film, with levels built from the original sets. Expect the famous action scenes recreated, plus added missions like escorting a SWAT team and rescuing hostages.

  • Shooting and gunplay
  • Action-packed real-time combat

The closest matches for Die Hard: Nakatomi Plaza are El Matador, Reservoir Dogs and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Die Hard: Nakatomi Plaza special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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El Matador

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2006PC72 % positive3.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Die Hard: Nakatomi Plaza: good gunplay, a realistic look and action-packed real-time combat.

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.

Reservoir Dogs

Linear, curated structure

A third-person shooter based on the Tarantino film, letting you play out the heist backstory and getaway scenes with heavy violence and hostage-taking. Mechanically mediocre, but it carries the atmosphere of its source.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered

Shooting and gunplay

The remastered campaign of the shooter classic is a fast, cinematic globe-trotting ride with Task Force 141, featuring iconic missions like Cliffhanger and The Gulag. Modern visuals and lighting keep this linear action spectacle impressive today.

Black

Linear, curated structure

A first-person shooter famed for over-the-top destruction and punchy gun audio. You play a black ops soldier fighting through Chechnya in a linear campaign framed by an interrogation.

Mad Dog McCree

Easy to pick up

You play a Western light-gun shooter built on live-action film footage, where you draw on outlaws and gunfighters who react to your shots. It captures the nostalgic arcade feel and dramatic set pieces that make it a classic of its era.

Soldier of Fortune

Shooting and gunplay

A gritty first-person shooter about a mercenary traveling the globe to stop terrorists and stolen nukes. It is best known for its detailed and graphic location-based damage system.

IS Defense

Shooting and gunplay

You man a stationary machine gun to hold off waves of attackers rushing toward Europe's shores. Its appeal lies in the direct, frantic firefights where every second you keep the enemy at bay counts.

Call of Duty: Finest Hour

Shooting and gunplay

A linear console World War II shooter that puts you in the boots of American, British and Soviet soldiers. Scripted, cinematic firefights across multiple fronts deliver an intense wartime atmosphere.

Medal of Honor: Rising Sun

Shooting and gunplay

A linear WWII first-person shooter in the Pacific theatre, opening with Pearl Harbor and recreating historical operations like Guadalcanal. Archive footage and unlockable veteran interviews give it an educational angle.

Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault

Shooting and gunplay

A linear World War II first-person shooter following Marine Thomas Conlin from Tarawa through other Pacific battles. It stresses cinematic set pieces, squad support and a medic-based healing system over typical health pickups.

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