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2020PCPlayStationNintendo Switch80 % positive7.79 €

You guide a mildly villainous robot with a makeshift mouth as it learns to talk and fit into society. Its charm comes from the absurd, gross-out humor of shaping words with tongue and lips.

  • Lots of humour
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for Speaking Simulator are Octodad, Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality and What the Golf?. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Speaking Simulator special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Octodad

90 %Match

2010PCSteam Deck playable91 % positivefree

Brings what grabs you about Speaking Simulator: plenty of humour, a bright tone and a distinctive art style.

You play an octopus in a suit passing as a human dad, wrestling with everyday chores using floppy tentacles. The deliberately clumsy controls create chaotic slapstick comedy.

What the Golf?

Bright, upbeat tone

A gloriously silly physics-based golf parody where every level introduces a new surprising twist on the sport. Constant gags and absurd ideas make it ideal for people who don't like golf.

Mr. Massagy

Easy to pick up

You use your flirting skills to earn a well-deserved massage through your gamepad. It is a short, playful indie take on the premise, driven by absurd humor.

Cosmonious High

Sci-fi setting

You play the new kid at a wacky alien high school, using quirky alien powers and wildly interactive objects in VR to figure out what's breaking the school. It's funny, colorful, relaxed and very approachable.

Arctic Eggs

Easy to pick up

A short, absurd indie cooking sim where you play an illegal egg peddler in Antarctica, preparing eggs and selling them to hungry customers. Its quirky humor and offbeat retro look are the main draw.

Virtual Virtual Reality

Sci-fi setting

You take on odd human companion jobs for AI clients in a near future where machines have automated most work, then slip behind the scenes of the system for something more. The game leans on satirical humor and an absurd take on purpose and labor.

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