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2019PCSteam Deck verified96 % positive3.99 €

You fill a progress bar while fighting off office assistants, calculators and annoying pop-ups. The game turns nostalgic Windows 95 interface elements into quirky enemies and obstacles, with a playful, humorous tone.

Lots of humour
Puzzles and brain teasers
Distinctive, stylised art style

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The closest matches for Progressbar95 are Headmaster, What the Golf? and Baseball Riot. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Progressbar95 special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Headmaster

95 %Match

2016PlayStation19.50 €

Lots of humour
Linear, curated structure
Gameplay comes before story

In this satirical headbutting game you work through a series of absurd training lessons, hitting balls and targets precisely with your head. The dry humour of the reeducation-camp premise is what makes it stand out.

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What the Golf?

Bright, upbeat tone

A gloriously silly physics-based golf parody where every level introduces a new surprising twist on the sport. Constant gags and absurd ideas make it ideal for people who don't like golf.

Baseball Riot

Linear, curated structure

You take revenge as Gabe Carpaccio on a crooked baseball team and an energy drink corporation, using physics-based puzzles that reward creative, chaotic solutions. The absurd humor and sequel ties to Tennis in the Face give it a playful edge.

Cut the Rope

Bright, upbeat tone

A charming physics puzzler where you cut ropes to feed candy to Om Nom, the little green creature. Easy to pick up, with clever level design and the challenge of collecting every star.

King Oddball

Gameplay comes before story

A humorous physics puzzler where a king swings a boulder by its tongue and you time the release to crush as many targets as possible. Short levels, explosive crates and collapsing structures make for chaotic fun.

Pretty Girls Panic!

Gameplay comes before story

An arcade puzzle game in the vein of Qix where you carve away areas of the screen to reveal pictures of pretty girls while dodging sea creatures. The tone is tongue-in-cheek and built around fan service.

Octodad

Bright, upbeat tone

You play an octopus in a suit passing as a human dad, wrestling with everyday chores using floppy tentacles. The deliberately clumsy controls create chaotic slapstick comedy.

Human Resource Machine

Distinctive, stylised art style

You program a little office worker with simple assembly-like commands to automate tasks handed down by your boss. A witty, satirical logic puzzler that teaches programming through play and gets properly tricky later on.

Tennis in the Face

Bright, upbeat tone

You launch tennis balls with a machine, bouncing them off walls to hit every enemy in each level. A short, physics-based puzzler full of slapstick humor and ragdoll chaos.

McPixel

Distinctive, stylised art style

Absurd point-and-click comedy in bite-sized 20-second scenarios where trial and error reveals ridiculous ways for McPixel to stop the bomb, with many gag endings to discover.

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