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2015 PC 81 % positive Very positive, 202 reviews on Steam

A small indie arcade game where you play Mr. Bulb, a light bulb hero who shoots cartoonish microbes and destroys their hideouts, mixing light puzzle and action elements.

What defines Stay Alight:

  • Action-packed real-time combat

The closest matches for Stay Alight are Pretty Girls Panic!, Lost Marbles and Wrong Dimension - The One Dimensional Platformer. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Stay Alight special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Pretty Girls Panic!

95 %

2016 PCPlayStationNintendo Switch 1.99 € 83 % positive Very positive, 277 reviews on Steam

  • Gameplay comes before story
  • Bright, upbeat tone
  • Pure single-player experience

An arcade puzzle game in the vein of Qix where you carve away areas of the screen to reveal pictures of pretty girls while dodging sea creatures. The tone is tongue-in-cheek and built around fan service.

Lost Marbles

Gameplay comes before story

An indie puzzle-platformer mixing tricky jumping sections with brain-teasing puzzles, using a tongue-in-cheek tone and a deliberately colorful palette to stand apart from drab games.

Spy Chameleon

Bright, upbeat tone

An arcade stealth-puzzler where you play a chameleon that constantly switches skin color to match the floor and slip past guards. 75 short levels with collectibles invite replaying for perfect runs.

Dino Eggs: Rebirth

Bright, upbeat tone

A retro remake and expansion of the 1983 home computer classic in which Time Master Tim travels to prehistoric times to save dinosaurs from extinction. Based on metadata, it mixes action and light strategy in a nostalgic style.

Q*bert

Focus on a single character

A classic arcade game where the big-nosed Q*bert hops around an isometric pyramid changing the color of every cube while enemies chase him. Simple concept, fast reflex play and a punishing difficulty curve.

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