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2018
A deliberately nerve-wracking puzzle game that tests you with tricky and absurd challenges. You'll need patience and thick skin to make it to the end.
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The closest matches for Win the Game: WTF! are Surgeon Simulator 2013, I hate this game and Frick, Inc.. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Win the Game: WTF! special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
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An absurd physics-based surgery game where you control each finger separately and swap organs using hammers and saws – gloriously clumsy, chaotic slapstick.
92 % 1.60 €
Puzzles and brain teasers
Each level in this logic puzzler reinvents how it plays, so you must keep changing your approach. Pay close attention, because almost everything on screen can be interacted with, including forgotten features of your PC.
92 % 3.29 €
Puzzles and brain teasers
You drive various trucks through on-screen control panels, and each vehicle is deliberately tricky and frustrating to handle. Across 30 levels with optional extra challenges, you gradually master the quirky control schemes.
89 % −51 %Linear, curated structure
You play a legless battery escaping a recycling facility, using a limited number of electric beams to latch onto walls, move objects and charge generators. Physics-based puzzles and precise wall-pushing are the core of the experience.
89 %
Gameplay comes before story
You guide a tiny stick-figure ninja who grabs gold while a physics simulation keeps throwing him around. Hilarious ragdoll deaths and the built-in level editor Ned make it memorable.
89 % 12.79 €
Bright, upbeat tone
You control a slice of bread, wrestling with deliberately clumsy physics-based controls as you climb through household environments to reach a toaster. The awkward handling delivers absurd humor and frustration in equal measure.
88 % 9.75 €
Puzzles and brain teasers
You're moving house and must stack and balance your belongings on your car roof while driving to the new home. The physics-based chaos is tricky and full of slapstick.
87 % 9.75 €
Gameplay comes before story
You haul a clumsy figure up a punishing mountain where one slip can send you tumbling back down. The tricky physics-based controls deliver frustration and triumph, with a dry sense of humor along the way.
87 % 1.59 €
Gameplay comes before story
A minimalist indie puzzle game with a deliberately incomprehensible interface and no instructions. You have to work out its three puzzles through experimentation.
87 % −90 %Bright, upbeat tone
You guide two balls at the same time with identical controls through 101 colourful levels, which strains your concentration in a fresh way. The unusual concentration-platformer idea is the hook, and jokes keep the mood light.
