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2010PCSteam Deck playable71 % positive6.99 €

A horror first-person shooter set in World War I, where you fight supernatural creatures as a German soldier. As a prequel to NecroVisioN, it shows the story from the opposite perspective.

  • Historical setting
  • Dread and tension
  • Shooting and gunplay
  • Dark, serious atmosphere

The closest matches for NecroVisioN: Lost Company are Shellshock 2: Blood Trails, Clive Barker's Undying and Return to Castle Wolfenstein. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes NecroVisioN: Lost Company special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Shellshock 2: Blood Trails

90 %Match

2009PCPlayStationXbox

Brings what grabs you about NecroVisioN: Lost Company: a historical setting, dread and tension as well as good gunplay.

A brutal Vietnam War first-person shooter that blends war atrocity with horror elements. A search for a missing soldier leads through grim jungles and villages steeped in violence.

Clive Barker's Undying

Dread and tension

An atmospheric horror shooter set in 1920s Ireland, where Patrick Galloway investigates a family curse. First-person gunplay mixes with spellcasting, gloomy manors and a creepy tale penned by Clive Barker.

Return to Castle Wolfenstein

Dread and tension

A classic WWII shooter where B.J. Blazkowicz battles Nazi occultists, undead, and super-soldier experiments across gloomy castles and labs. It also shipped with an influential class-based, objective-driven team multiplayer mode.

Shellshock: Nam '67

Dark, serious atmosphere

A gritty third-person shooter set in the Vietnam War of 1967, following a rookie soldier through jungle firefights, fear and atrocities. Its tone is bleak and unflinching in depicting the war.

Van Helsing

Dark, serious atmosphere

A linear third-person action shooter based on the 2004 film, in which you play monster hunter Van Helsing and fight Mr. Hyde, werewolves and Dracula's minions with guns and melee attacks.

Nocturne

Dread and tension

You play as The Stranger, a government agent hunting classic monsters like werewolves, zombies and vampires across the Prohibition-era United States. Its blend of survival horror, investigation and gunplay in a 1920s setting sets it apart.

Medal of Honor: Frontline

Realistic visuals

A linear WWII first-person shooter that sends you through iconic operations such as the Normandy landing as an OSS agent. It stands out for its cinematic presentation and stirring orchestral score.

Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault

Dark, serious atmosphere

A linear World War II first-person shooter following Marine Thomas Conlin from Tarawa through other Pacific battles. It stresses cinematic set pieces, squad support and a medic-based healing system over typical health pickups.

BloodRayne: Terminal Cut

Dark, serious atmosphere

As the half-vampire dhampir Rayne, you slash and shoot your way through Nazi occultists and monsters in a pulpy third-person action game. The Terminal Cut brings the 2002 cult classic to modern PCs with technical updates.

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