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2006PlayStation

You control giant monsters who tear through cities, climbing and smashing buildings. The fun lies in simple, chaotic destruction, especially in multiplayer with up to four players.

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Lots of humour
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Action-packed real-time combat

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The closest matches for Rampage: Total Destruction are Gang Beasts, Rubber Bandits and Party Animals. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Rampage: Total Destruction special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Best alternative overall: Gang Beasts 92% match – Playing together in co-op
To play together: Rubber Bandits 89% match – with co-op
Newest alternative: Party Animals 88% match – released 2023

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Gang Beasts

92 %Match

2017PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified85 % positive18.99 €

A silly party brawler where floppy, jelly-like characters shove, grab and throw each other around hazardous arenas. The deliberately wobbly controls make for slapstick chaos and big laughs, especially with friends.

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Rubber Bandits

Playing together in co-op

A chaotic physics-based brawler for up to four players where you play clumsy rubbery thieves pulling heists and fighting your friends in slapstick style.

Party Animals

Playing together in co-op

A chaotic party brawler where you play as fluffy puppies, kittens and other animals and wrestle friends with wobbly physics, online or on the same screen. The fun comes from slapstick scuffles in colorful arenas.

War of the Monsters

Playing together in co-op

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.

Double Dragon Neon

Playing together in co-op

A garish, tongue-in-cheek side-scrolling brawler drenched in 80s neon, where you punch through hordes as Billy and Jimmy, solo or in co-op. Mixtape power-ups and a pulsing synth soundtrack make it a loving, self-aware tribute to the original.

GigaBash

Playing together in co-op

A colorful arena brawler where up to four players smash cities as giant monsters and titans. It focuses on accessible, fast couch fun that suits both casual and competitive play.

Marooners

Playing together in co-op

A chaotic party game where you and friends, on the couch or online, hop between quick minigames, running, jumping and slapping each other on the way to victory.

Shrek SuperSlam

Playing together in co-op

A chaotic party brawler in the vein of Super Smash Bros., pitting Shrek, Donkey and other film characters against each other. It shines most in local multiplayer with friends.

Bud Spencer & Terence Hill: Slaps and Beans

Playing together in co-op

A humorous retro pixel-art beat 'em up that captures the slapstick spirit of the Bud Spencer and Terence Hill films. Play solo or in co-op, dishing out slaps, trying mini-games and enjoying plenty of film references.

Starwhal

Playing together in co-op

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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