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2015
A quirky, self-aware indie adventure rooted in the British bedroom-coder scene, playing with retro charm and offbeat humor. Little is known about it, so expect a small, idiosyncratic experiment.
The closest matches for Snowflake Tattoo are McPixel, Porradaria 2: Pagode of the Night and Tasty Planet. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Snowflake Tattoo special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
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McPixel 3 is an absurd comedy puzzler where you stop disasters in short scenes by trying the most ridiculous actions possible. Experimenting and laughing at the bizarre outcomes is the core appeal.
85 %
Lots of humour
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Pure single-player experience
As crossing guard Joe, you try to get kids safely across the street in a chaotic city full of reckless drivers. It leans on quirky humor and simple, reaction-based gameplay.
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