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2017PCSteam Deck playable92 % positive−90 % 4.99 € 0.49 €

A fast arcade action entry in the Ubermosh series with a sci-fi setting, where reflexes and precision carry you through short, intense fights.

  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Challenging difficulty
  • Action-packed real-time combat

The closest matches for Ubermosh: Wraith are Ubermosh Vol.7, Akane and Thunder Ray. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Ubermosh: Wraith special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Ubermosh Vol.7

99 %Match

2019PC81 % positive−90 % 4.99 € 0.49 €

  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
  • Challenging difficulty
  • Sci-fi setting

A frantic top-down action game where you slice through enemies in short, brutal arenas, mixing melee and ranged attacks and deflecting bullets. Mistakes are punished instantly, so you need sharp reflexes.

Akane

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A fast arcade arena slasher set in the neon-soaked pixel streets of Mega-Tokyo, where every hit is lethal. Akane fights waves of yakuza with sword and gun, demanding sharp reflexes.

Thunder Ray

Action-packed real-time combat

A retro-style arcade boxing game where you punch your way through the galaxy's best fighters to become the greatest champion of the universe. Fast, bloody bouts are the focus.

Warpzone Drifter

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A fast retro arcade game where you drift through hazardous stages without ever braking. It demands sharp reflexes and suits fans of punishing arcade challenges.

Bot Vice

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A frantic single-screen pixel-art gallery shooter inspired by Time Crisis and Wild Guns. A tight overall time limit for the whole run keeps the pressure on and tests your reflexes.

Steel Empire

Action-packed real-time combat

A classic steampunk side-scrolling shoot'em up originally released on the Mega Drive in 1992. You dodge and blast your way through linear stages against an evil empire, with four difficulty levels and a replay mode.

Strider

Sci-fi setting

A fast arcade action platformer where you play ninja Hiryu, slashing with a plasma blade and flipping, climbing and sliding through a futuristic dystopia. Short, brisk and demanding.

Starship Rubicon

Sci-fi setting

A challenging roguelite space shooter with an unusual control scheme and pixel art blended with NASA photographs. Its story raises the uneasy question of who the real monster is.

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