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Games like Jaws

1987

An early licensed game based on the film classic: you sail a boat and dive, collecting shells as currency while fighting sea creatures and the great white shark. Simple arcade action mixing an overworld sea map with underwater combat.

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

The closest matches for Jaws are Choo-Choo Charles, Nuclear Strike and Death in the Water 2. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Jaws special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Choo-Choo Charles

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2022PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified91 % positive19.50 €

Brings what grabs you about Jaws: good gunplay, a pure single-player experience and a focus on a single character.

You roam an open island in an upgradeable locomotive, take on missions, and hunt Charles, a monstrous spider-legged killer train that keeps stalking you. The mix of train upgrades, exploration, and campy horror is distinctive.

Nuclear Strike

Realistic visuals

A helicopter combat shooter from the Strike series where you fly attack missions across hostile territory. You manage ammo, fuel and armor while picking targets carefully to stop a nuclear threat.

Wheelman

Realistic visuals

An action-driven driving game set in an open-world Barcelona, where you play a getaway driver in wild chases with destructible environments, stunts and gunfights. Some missions are played on foot in third person.

Army Men: Air Attack

Gameplay comes before story

A helicopter action shooter set in the toy-soldier world of Army Men. You fly several types of helicopters, defending tanks, trucks and other allies from the tan army and giant insects.

Grand Theft Auto

Gameplay comes before story

The series' origin: a top-down crime sandbox where you steal cars, take gang jobs from payphones and cause mayhem across three cities to hit a score target. Rough, tough and anarchically funny, with memorable radio stations.

Ace Combat 2

Realistic visuals

Arcade flight combat on the original PlayStation: as a mercenary pilot you fly 30 missions against a terrorist conspiracy and spend your earnings on better aircraft and weapons.

Grand Theft Auto III

Realistic visuals

The landmark that took GTA into 3D: as a silent criminal you climb the underworld of grim Liberty City, stealing cars, running jobs for mob bosses and causing mayhem whenever you like. Satirical radio stations and the freedom of its open city made it the template for the entire sandbox genre.

Driv3r

Realistic visuals

As undercover cop Tanner you race and shoot your way through Miami, Nice and Istanbul, hopping into any vehicle while chasing a car theft ring. It is known for its ambitious sandbox structure, but also for high frustration and technical rough edges.

Driver: Parallel Lines

Pure single-player experience

An open-world driving game set in New York across two eras, 1978 and 2006, where you work as a getaway driver for criminals. High-speed chases are the focus, backed up by on-foot gunfights.

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