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Games like Tails

2016PC

You play a dragon in room-scale VR, collecting lanterns to make its tail grow ever longer. It is quick to learn, but mastering it takes real practice.

  • Fantasy setting
  • Action-packed real-time combat

The closest matches for Tails are Wonderbook: Book of Spells, Entwined and Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Tails special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Wonderbook: Book of Spells

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2012PlayStation

Brings what grabs you about Tails: a fantasy setting, a bright tone and a focus on a single character.

You learn spells by opening a real book in front of the PlayStation Eye and performing gestures that bring magic to life in the Harry Potter world. The simple, playful hands-on concept is especially appealing to fans and children.

Entwined

Easy to pick up

A meditative arcade flight game where you steer a bird and a fish at once with both sticks, passing through gates until the two merge into a dragon. The love story is told through music and visuals.

Wunderling

Gameplay comes before story

You play a lowly villain minion who runs forward automatically and can only jump, so every move must be planned ahead. A humorous, precise platformer that cheekily flips the usual hero role.

Hocus Pocus

Gameplay comes before story

A classic DOS platformer where you play the young wizard apprentice Hocus, blasting monsters with lightning bolts and collecting keys and treasure across many levels to pass the Council of Wizards' trial.

The Smurfs

Easy to pick up

A simple side-view 3D platformer aimed at young players: as a Smurf you hop through 20 levels from forests to Gargamel's castle to rescue captured friends.

Sayonara Wild Hearts

Pure single-player experience

A fast, neon-soaked rhythm arcade ride that plays like an interactive pop album music video, with each stage switching vehicles and mechanics in time with the soundtrack. Short, intense and full of style, with a poetic story about heartbreak and self-discovery.

Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp

Easy to pick up

An interactive cartoon by Don Bluth where you guide Dirk the Daring through time-hopping scenes by hitting the right input at exactly the right moment. The hand-drawn animation is the star, but it is unforgiving and built around memorization.

Touhou Suimusou: Immaterial and Missing Power

Action-packed real-time combat

In this Touhou spin-off you battle other characters from the franchise in fast arena duels that mix bullet-hell danmaku barrages with close-range attacks. It brings the series' bullet-hell flair into direct, fighting-game style action.

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