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2023PC95 % positive19.50 €

A VR adventure that uses impossible, procedurally generated spaces so you can walk endlessly within your own room. Depending on settings it becomes a relaxed stroll, an arcade shooter or a roguelite shooter-explorer set in the distant future.

  • Runs that play out differently every time
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Lots to discover
  • Shooting and gunplay

The closest matches for Tea for God are Everspace, Returnal and Chorus. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Tea for God special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Everspace

88 %Match

2017PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable77 % positive−90 % 19.99 € 1.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Tea for God: runs that differ every time, a sci-fi setting and good gunplay.

A fast-paced space shooter with full 6DOF flight where every death starts a new run with permanent upgrades. Intense dogfights, scavenging and gorgeous sci-fi vistas drive the experience.

Returnal

Runs that play out differently every time

As a stranded astronaut caught in a time loop, you fight across a constantly shifting alien planet. Frantic bullet-hell shooting and a dark, enigmatic story make every run intense and punishing.

Chorus

Lots to discover

A space-combat shooter where you play Nara, flying her sentient starfighter Forsaken through fast zero-g dogfights. Supernatural abilities and ancient temples give the space shooter a mystical twist.

Beacon

Runs that play out differently every time

Beacon is a top-down sci-fi shooter where you fight through a randomly generated hostile planet to find your distress beacon. Each death lets you recombine DNA harvested from enemies, so every run makes your next attempt stronger.

Sublevel Zero: Redux

Runs that play out differently every time

A roguelike six-degrees-of-freedom shooter in the spirit of Descent: you pilot a gunship through procedurally generated zero-gravity facilities, fighting enemies and looting tech to craft upgrades.

Star of Providence

Runs that play out differently every time

You fight your way down through ever deeper floors of a facility in this top-down shooter, where enemies and weapons grow more dangerous with each descent. Procedurally generated layouts make every run feel different.

Receiver

Runs that play out differently every time

A minimalist first-person shooter where every gun action is manual: ejecting the magazine, loading rounds one by one, cocking the hammer. Randomized levels and scattered tapes tell a dark story in fragments, while turrets and drones punish every mistake.

Star Wars: Dark Forces

Lots to discover

An early Star Wars first-person shooter where you play mercenary Kyle Katarn aiding the Rebels, starting with stealing the Death Star plans. Its maze-like levels, key hunts and vertical design set it apart as a Doom contemporary with its own identity.

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