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1999 PlayStation

An arcade classic where you play a giant monster smashing buildings in cities around the world and munching on anything in reach. It shines in co-op or friendly competition, with an alien invasion twist later on.

What defines Rampage 2: Universal Tour:

  • Co-op or multiplayer
  • Lots of humour
  • Action-packed real-time combat

The closest matches for Rampage 2: Universal Tour are Rampage World Tour, TMNT: Mutant Melee and War of the Monsters. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Rampage 2: Universal Tour special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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TMNT: Mutant Melee

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A chaotic party brawler for up to four players where the Turtles and over 20 characters fight in obstacle-filled arenas across various mini-game modes.

War of the Monsters

Lots of humour

A tongue-in-cheek monster brawler inspired by B-movies, where giant creatures fight in destructible cities and use cars, rubble and tanks as weapons. It shines most in multiplayer.

Obliteracers

Co-op or multiplayer

A chaotic same-screen party racer for up to 16 players where cute-but-brutal aliens fight with weapon powerups and physics-based vehicles. Fall behind and you're eliminated.

Drink More Glurp

Bright, upbeat tone

A chaotic physics party game in which aliens imitate Earth sports badly and sponsors randomly twist the events. Up to 20 people can play in hot-seat style on a single controller.

Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse

Lots of humour

A third-person co-op shooter set in the Family Guy universe, where Stewie and Brian blast through parallel dimensions. The crude, irreverent show humor takes priority over the gameplay.

Bombernauts

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A chaotic online multiplayer arena brawler where robots blast destructible voxel terrain with bombs and knock each other into lava. Wacky power-ups like jetpacks and black holes add to the mayhem.

The Showdown Effect

Co-op or multiplayer

A 2.5D multiplayer action game styled after 80s and 90s action movies, where over-the-top heroes battle in fast gunfights and melee brawls. Tongue-in-cheek humor and exaggerated action take center stage.

Starwhal

Bright, upbeat tone

A chaotic local multiplayer brawler for 2-4 players where you pilot a space narwhal and try to skewer rivals with your tusk. Fast, silly and instantly understandable, perfect for party nights.

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