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Games like Haunting Starring Polterguy

1993PlayStation

You haunt the greedy Sardini family by turning everyday household objects into gross, funny and spooky scares. Special spells and a limited ectoplasm supply keep every haunting a fast, slapstick race against the clock.

  • Lots of humour

The closest matches for Haunting Starring Polterguy are Sonic Dreams Collection, Accounting+ and Stage Presence. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Haunting Starring Polterguy special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Sonic Dreams Collection

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2015PC

Brings what grabs you about Haunting Starring Polterguy: plenty of humour, easy-to-grasp systems and a relaxed difficulty.

You get a parody of a supposed collection of lost Sonic games for the Dreamcast, playing with odd humor and uneasy moments. Its appeal lies in the absurd ideas and the fun of bending the quirks of old Sega titles.

Accounting+

Lots of humour

You play through a short, absurd office adventure where mundane bookkeeping tasks slide into a surreal nightmare. Its jokes and bizarre atmosphere, shaped by writers like William Pugh, are what make it stand out.

Stage Presence

Pure single-player experience

A quirky comedy-horror karaoke game where you use your own voice and quick thinking to win over an unpredictable crowd. It is a deliberate flip on the Guitar Hero formula.

Octodad

Bright, upbeat tone

You play an octopus in a suit passing as a human dad, wrestling with everyday chores using floppy tentacles. The deliberately clumsy controls create chaotic slapstick comedy.

Don't Pee

Lots of humour

In this short horror adventure you try to keep from wetting yourself while sneaking through a creepy house. The absurd premise mixes plenty of humor into the scares.

Seaman

Bright, upbeat tone

In Seaman you look after a talking fish-man kept in a tank, who listens through the Dreamcast microphone and answers with odd, deadpan humor. Its quirky conversations and the care you give the creature are what make it stand out.

Night of the Consumers

Pure single-player experience

You begin your first shift at a store that closes in minutes, with customers still roaming the aisles and shelves still to restock. Its dark humor and pixel art turn the night shift into a chaotic, absurd nightmare.

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