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2016 PC 14.79 € 71 % positive Mostly positive, 1,267 reviews on Steam

A roguelike first-person shooter with RPG elements, staged as a futuristic 22nd-century reality show parody. You fight for fame and fortune while entertaining the audience, with optional features for streamers and viewers.

What defines Killing Room:

  • Sci-fi setting
  • Strong character progression
  • Lots of humour
  • Action-packed real-time combat

The closest matches for Killing Room are Good Robot, Utopia 9: A Volatile Vacation and Tower of Guns. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Killing Room special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Good Robot

94 %

2016 PC 8.79 € 90 % positive Very positive, 150 reviews on Steam

  • Sci-fi setting
  • Action-packed real-time combat
  • Strong character progression

A fast twin-stick shooter where you play the only good robot blasting through underground cities, collecting upgrades and fighting robot hordes with a dry sense of humor.

Lia: Hacking Destiny

Lots of humour

A fast-paced roguelite action game where you play a resistance fighter shooting and hacking your way through a machine-ruled world, assembling builds from weapons and power-ups. The tongue-in-cheek tone, including rescuing kittens from the algorithm, gives it its own flavor.

Satellite Rush

Lots of humour

A pixel-art top-down shooter with roguelike elements: as an abducted office worker you fight in a space gladiator arena and must please the crowd to earn new items.

Jydge

Sci-fi setting

A roguelike-flavored top-down shooter where you build a cybernetic judge and enforce brutal law across the megacity of Edenbyrg. Fast gunfights and character building meet a grim, satirical cyberpunk setting.

Deadlink

Sci-fi setting

A fast cyberpunk first-person shooter with roguelite structure where you pilot a remote combat shell through corporate strongholds. Fluid movement, destructible environments and upgrades between runs drive the pace and replayability.

Mothergunship

Sci-fi setting

A frantic bullet-hell FPS where you assemble ridiculously oversized guns from modular parts and blast through randomized ship levels against robotic invaders. The gun crafting is the core hook, delivering chaotic fun, including in co-op.

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