Cover of Killing Time

Similar games

Games like Killing Time

1996PC71 % positive9.99 €

Killing Time blends an early 3D shooter with puzzle solving and creeping horror inside a haunted castle, where you fight and think your way through time-bending dangers. Its gallows humor keeps the tension from ever feeling entirely serious.

  • Dread and tension
  • Shooting and gunplay
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Lots of humour

The closest matches for Killing Time are Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, The Darkness and Realms of the Haunting. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Killing Time special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

In short: games like Killing Time

10 games with a similar feel, sorted by match

Show games from the same series

Best match

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard

86 %Match

2017PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified95 % positive19.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Killing Time: dread and tension, a dark atmosphere as well as lavish production.

A claustrophobic first-person reboot of the series that traps you in the rotting Baker family estate in Louisiana, scraping by on scarce ammo while stalked by relentless hosts and solving puzzles. It trades action spectacle for intimate, grimy dread.

The Darkness

Dark, serious atmosphere

A grim first-person shooter about a mob hitman who gains the supernatural power of the Darkness, wielding demonic tentacles and minions in a gritty New York. Its strong story and atmosphere set it apart.

Tormented Souls

Puzzles and brain teasers

A survival horror throwback to early Resident Evil with fixed camera angles, intricate puzzles and scarce ammo. You guide Caroline through a decaying mansion full of secrets and grotesque creatures.

The Ball

Puzzles and brain teasers

As an archaeologist trapped in a buried cavern, you use a giant ball to solve physics puzzles, trigger traps and smash creatures. The ball's physics drive the whole first-person experience.

Alan Wake

Lavish presentation

A novelist hunts for his vanished wife in a misty Pacific Northwest town, fighting shadowy possessed foes with flashlight and gun while the pages of a manuscript he doesn't remember writing come true. Its TV-series-style episodic storytelling and eerie atmosphere are the main draw.

Resident Evil Village

Lavish presentation

Ethan Winters fights through a snowbound Eastern European village of werewolves, vampire ladies and grotesque lords in first person, blending gothic castle exploration, resource management and punchy gunplay. Each area offers its own flavor of horror, from tense psychological dread to bombastic boss fights.

Shadows of the Damned

Lots of humour

A grotesque, crude third-person shooter from Suda51 and Shinji Mikami, in which you blast through a stylized hell as Garcia Hotspur. Light-versus-darkness mechanics, black humor and a talking skull-powered gun give it its distinct character.

Twisted Tower

Dark, serious atmosphere

A horror shooter set in an abandoned 1950s theme park, where you blast twisted fairy-tale mascots, solve puzzles and survive traps. Along the way you uncover dark secrets from your past.

Feedback