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2017PC

You play John, a technician fighting to survive in the Mars colony "A New Dawn", fending off dangerous enemies and uncovering what caused the disaster. The prologue is a small indie taste of a sci-fi action adventure.

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The closest matches for Red Number: Prologue are Judge Dredd: Dredd Vs. Death, Hollowbody and Black Mesa. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Red Number: Prologue special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Judge Dredd: Dredd Vs. Death

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2003PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck verified87 % positive7.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Red Number: Prologue: a sci-fi setting, good gunplay and a dark atmosphere.

A linear first-person shooter set in the dystopian Mega-City One, where you play Judge Dredd arresting or gunning down criminals while fending off an undead supernatural threat. The Lawgiver pistol and its multiple ammo types drive the action through grim levels.

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Hollowbody

Pure single-player experience

A short tech-noir survival horror set in an abandoned British city: as smuggler Mica you search for your missing partner with scarce resources. It mixes exploration, puzzles and gunplay in the spirit of classic PS1-era horror games.

Black Mesa

Action-packed real-time combat

A loving fan-made remake of the original Half-Life: as Gordon Freeman you fight through the disaster at the Black Mesa research facility, with rebuilt levels, new voice acting and music. Classic first-person shooter action with alien fights, physics puzzles and the extended Xen finale.

Singularity

Sci-fi setting

A sci-fi shooter set on an abandoned Soviet island, where a time-manipulation device lets you age enemies to dust, restore decayed objects and solve environmental puzzles. Its BioShock-style horror atmosphere frames a Cold War time-paradox story.

Rogue Trooper

Sci-fi setting

A third-person cover shooter set on the poisoned planet Nu Earth, where you play a genetically engineered soldier hell-bent on revenge. Cover-based combat and fallen comrades whose personalities live on in your gear give it a distinct flavor.

Half-Life 2

Sci-fi setting

A landmark first-person shooter that sends Gordon Freeman through alien-occupied City 17, blending seamless cutscene-free storytelling with physics-driven puzzles and the iconic Gravity Gun.

The Final Station

Action-packed real-time combat

An atmospheric 2D side-scroller where you ride a train through a collapsing world, scavenge stations for supplies, fight off the infected, and keep your passengers alive. The shift between tense, ammo-scarce station raids and quiet train upkeep creates a bleak, oppressive mood.

Dino Crisis 2

Action-packed real-time combat

Dino Crisis 2 trades most of the first game's survival horror for fast third-person shooting, letting you blast through a dinosaur-infested jungle with dual weapons and spend points on new gear. A brisk, arcade-flavored dino romp.

Afterfall: Insanity

Sci-fi setting

A Polish third-person shooter with horror elements set in an underground bunker after World War III, where claustrophobia and madness plague the survivors.

Daymare: 1998

Action-packed real-time combat

A love letter to '90s survival horror classics, with scarce ammo, a fiddly manual reloading system and puzzles in a small town overrun by mutants, told through three playable characters.

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