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You pilot a limousine that never stops spinning through an open town, solving puzzles and taking on missions. The campy 70s B-movie story with live-action cutscenes delivers quirky humor.

  • Lots of humour
  • Open world
  • Lots to discover
  • Puzzles and brain teasers

The closest matches for Roundabout are Ittle Dew 2, Minit and Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Roundabout special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Minit

Lots of humour

In Minit your character dies every 60 seconds and restarts, turning each run into a tiny puzzle. You uncover shortcuts and secrets in a charming black-and-white pixel world while trying to break your curse.

Stacking

Distinctive, stylised art style

You play tiny Charlie in a world of nesting Russian dolls, solving puzzles by stacking into larger dolls and using their special abilities. The quirky silent-film look and dry humor make the adventure especially charming.

Bugsnax

Distinctive, stylised art style

On an island of half-bug, half-snack creatures, you catch Bugsnax with clever traps and gadgets to win over the quirky residents of a stranded village. Zany humor and a surprisingly heartfelt mystery about the missing explorer drive the story.

Supraland

Open world

A first-person metroidvania built around clever puzzles and exploration. Secrets and new abilities are tucked everywhere, constantly opening new paths, all delivered with a tongue-in-cheek sense of humor.

Thank Goodness You're Here!

Distinctive, stylised art style

An absurd, hand-animated comedy adventure platformer set in a bizarre Northern English town, where you take on ever stranger jobs for the locals. Its British humor and slapstick gags are the real star.

Return to Monkey Island

Distinctive, stylised art style

A humorous pirate point-and-click adventure by Ron Gilbert in which Guybrush Threepwood once more hunts for the secret of Monkey Island. Clever puzzles, witty dialogue and a bold painterly look make it a charming continuation of the classics.

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