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1986

You sneak through a fortress full of guards as a saboteur, fighting with close-quarters moves and using every shadow to stay hidden. This Spectrum classic has been lovingly remastered for iOS and extended with new levels.

  • Sneaking and hiding
  • Pixel art
  • Melee combat with weapons or fists
  • Interconnected level design
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Overgrowth

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2017PCSteam Deck verified86 % positive19.50 €

Brings what grabs you about Saboteur!: melee combat with weapons or fists, action-packed real-time combat and a demanding difficulty.

A physics-driven combat game where you play a fighting rabbit, countering, throwing, kicking and slashing your way through enemies. Its fluid yet hard-to-master controls and a big modding community set it apart.

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Party Hard

Sneaking and hiding

You play a fed-up neighbor who sneaks into parties and quietly eliminates every guest by setting traps, dodging witnesses and outwitting the police. Pixel art and dark humor meet tricky stealth-puzzle levels.

Lugaru

Sneaking and hiding

As Turner, a rebel fighter rabbit, you avenge your slaughtered village using a physics-driven, context-sensitive melee system built on stealth, counters and throws. Fights feel weighty and reward good timing.

Fighting Force 2

Linear, curated structure

Fighting Force 2 is a 3D action game from Core Design in which a lone operative fights and shoots through a sci-fi conspiracy. Unlike its brawler predecessor, it leans more on adventure and stealth elements than on pure beat 'em up combat.

One Finger Death Punch

Pixel art

A lightning-fast kung-fu brawler played with just two buttons: you click left or right to hit enemies at exactly the right moment. The result is fluid, movie-like fight choreography that feels like a rhythm and reflex test.

Yie Ar Kung-Fu

Pixel art

An early Konami arcade classic that helped lay the foundation for modern fighting games: as kung-fu fighter Lee, you defeat a series of opponents with different weapons and styles in short, reflex-driven duels.

Mortal Kombat: Special Forces

Challenging difficulty

A Mortal Kombat spin-off beat 'em up in which you play Jax, brawling through 3D levels with combos and special moves while hunting the villain Kano. It is a clunky, little-loved departure from the series' usual one-on-one fighting.

Chambara

Sneaking and hiding

Chambara revolves around vanishing into the scenery by blending into similarly colored areas, then ambushing opponents in short, stylish duels. It becomes especially tense when you play it with friends on the same couch.

Abobo's Big Adventure

Pixel art

A free Flash parody of NES classics in which you play Double Dragon's brute Abobo, brawling and jumping through many familiar game worlds to rescue his son. Its appeal lies in the gag-filled references and retro pixel look.

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