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2017PCPlayStationNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified88 % positive5.89 €

A short, quirky first-person puzzle adventure through the absurd dreams of a man trying to wake himself up. Dark humor and creative ways to die drive the puzzles.

  • Lots of humour
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for Suicide Guy are The Darkside Detective, McPixel 3 and The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Suicide Guy special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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The Darkside Detective

91 %Match

2017PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified94 % positive13.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Suicide Guy: plenty of humour, puzzles to figure out and a relaxed difficulty.

A funny pixel-art point-and-click adventure where Detective Francis McQueen solves short, self-contained supernatural cases. Quirky puzzles and pop-culture nods keep it light and charming rather than frustrating.

McPixel 3

Lots of humour

McPixel 3 is an absurd comedy puzzler where you stop disasters in short scenes by trying the most ridiculous actions possible. Experimenting and laughing at the bizarre outcomes is the core appeal.

Sam & Max: Save the World

Lots of humour

A gloriously zany point-and-click adventure in which a talking dog and a rabbit, the Freelance Police, solve bizarre cases. The remaster brings back the first episodic season's cartoon humor and puzzles with updated visuals.

Tales of Monkey Island

Lots of humour

An episodic point-and-click adventure where the bumbling Guybrush Threepwood deals with a voodoo pirate plague through absurd puzzles and sharp dialogue. Humor is front and center, and there is no combat.

Sam & Max Hit the Road

Lots of humour

A classic LucasArts point-and-click adventure following a dog and rabbity-thing detective duo on an absurd road trip to find an escaped Bigfoot. Zany humor, cartoon visuals and offbeat puzzles define it.

Stacking

Lots of humour

You play tiny Charlie in a world of nesting Russian dolls, solving puzzles by stacking into larger dolls and using their special abilities. The quirky silent-film look and dry humor make the adventure especially charming.

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