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An irreverent medieval parody in the style of top-down classic GTA games: you steal horses, brawl with guards and take on absurd quests packed with pop-culture gags.
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The closest matches for Rustler are Retro City Rampage, Akiba's Trip: Undead & Undressed and Total Overdose. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Rustler special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
86 %
Best match
A pixel-art parody of GTA and 80s/90s pop culture, delivering open-city mayhem packed with retro references, quick missions and goofy humor.
86 % 19.99 €
Pure single-player experience
A quirky action RPG set in a faithful recreation of Akihabara, where you defeat vampire-like Synthisters by stripping their clothes off and exposing them to sunlight. It blends otaku culture, parody and fan service in a very distinctive way.
86 %
Open world
A over-the-top third-person action game set in Mexico's criminal underworld, where Ramiro Cruz chains stunts, slow-motion dives and combos through hordes of enemies. Silly special moves and a hot Latin soundtrack define the fun.
86 % −75 %Open world
An irreverent, satirical first-person shooter set in an open desert town, where the Postal Dude runs everyday errands amid chaotic violence and crude humor. The true sequel to Postal 2 thrives on provocation and absurdity.
83 % 22.49 €
Open world
A nonlinear 3D action-adventure where you roam a large unmarked overworld of Fae, Humans and Angels, choosing for yourself which fights, funny encounters and strange places to pursue next.
83 %
Focus on a single character
A humorous pixel-art metroidvania where you play a wizard in fast hack-and-slash combat and topple wicked gods. Meteor showers and spellcasting drive a tongue-in-cheek fantasy adventure.
83 % 16.79 €
Distinctive, stylised art style
You play a overtired guy rampaging through Bedtime Town after hours, wrecking things and turning the whole town against you. A quirky sandbox platformer built on slapstick humor and oddball characters.
83 % 12.99 €
Focus on a single character
A modern-day gamer is pulled into a fantasy castle and must fight his way through a sprawling pixel-art metroidvania with spells, gear and skill points. Its cheeky humor and constant nods to pop culture and RPG clichés give it a distinctive charm.
82 % 14.99 €
Open world
Double Fine's love letter to heavy metal: as roadie Eddie Riggs (Jack Black), you fight with axe and guitar through a fantasy world built from album covers and lead your metal army in real-time strategy stage battles. It's carried by sharp humor and a legendary metal soundtrack.
82 % 19.99 €
Distinctive, stylised art style
As otaku assassin Travis Touchdown, you slash your way up a ranked assassin league with a beam katana. Punk style, offbeat humor and flashy boss fights give it a distinct personality.