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2021PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch92 % positive9.99 €

You become a giant, customizable monster and tear cities apart in the spirit of classic kaiju movies and the arcade game Rampage. Expect fast destructive action with unlockable abilities.

  • Action-packed real-time combat
  • Lots of humour
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for Gigapocalypse are Princess Remedy in a World of Hurt, Bleed 2 and Chicken Invaders 4: Ultimate Omelette. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Gigapocalypse special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Princess Remedy in a World of Hurt

76 %Match

2014PCSteam Deck playable97 % positivefree

Brings what grabs you about Gigapocalypse: plenty of humour, action-packed real-time combat and a distinctive art style.

A short, whimsical action adventure in which young healer Remedy cures everyone in Hurtland instead of fighting them. Charming humor and colorful visuals define the experience.

Bleed 2

Action-packed real-time combat

A fast-paced arcade action game where heroine Wryn shoots, dodges, reflects bullets and slows time. It centers on a string of boss fights in pixel art style with a tongue-in-cheek tone.

Devolver Bootleg

Easy to pick up

A free collection of eight short parodies of Devolver Digital games, poking fun at Hotline Miami, Enter the Gungeon and more. You get quick, absurd mini-games packed with in-jokes and silliness.

Double Kick Heroes

Lots of humour

You blast through monster hordes on a highway to hell in a band's gundillac, and every shot has to land on the beat. The mix of shoot 'em up and rhythm game, wrapped in over-the-top metal humor, is what makes it special.

Paint the Town Red

Action-packed real-time combat

Chaotic first-person brawling in a voxel style: you smash your way through saloons, bars and biker joints with fists, chairs and anything else not nailed down. A roguelike mode adds upgrades and bosses on top.

Dead End Job

Lots of humour

You work for a ghost-busting company and catch spirits in frantic twin-stick shootouts using a tug-of-war mechanic. Its 90s cartoon look and procedurally generated runs make every shift funny and replayable.

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