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Games like NeverDead

2012 PlayStationXbox

As the immortal demon hunter Bryce Boltzmann, you shoot and slash through destructible levels while collecting your own severed limbs. The brash, over-the-top tone and the quirky immortality mechanic set it apart.

What defines NeverDead:

  • Lots of humour
  • Action-packed real-time combat
  • Fantasy setting

The closest matches for NeverDead are Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Evil Dead: Regeneration and Shadows of the Damned. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes NeverDead special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Evil Dead: Regeneration

Lots of humour

As Ash, you carve through hordes of the undead in an insane asylum with a chainsaw, shotgun and a tiny deadite sidekick, all wrapped in the campy black humor of the films.

Shadows of the Damned

Fantasy setting

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.

Shadow Warrior 3

Fantasy setting

A fast first-person shooter that fuses guns, sword combat and acrobatic traversal with a grappling hook and wall-running into one fluid combat flow. Crude humor and an Asian-inspired demon-filled world give it a distinct personality.

BloodRayne

Fantasy setting

You play Rayne, a half-vampire agent who carves through occult Nazi forces in the 1930s with blades, guns and gory finishing moves. A straightforward, brutal action romp with a pulpy tone.

BloodRayne 2

Fantasy setting

As the half-vampire Rayne you carve through hordes in fast, gory hack-and-slash combat while hunting your vampiric siblings. Dark, campy tone, brutal finishers and blood-drinking define its style.

Deadpool

Lots of humour

A chaotic hack-and-slash shooter where Deadpool constantly breaks the fourth wall and cracks crude jokes while carving through an absurd revenge plot against Mister Sinister. The humor carries the game more than its solid but simple combat.

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