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You step into the shoes of Korben Dallas or Leeloo and relive the film's story as a third-person adventure mixing gunfights and melee. It stands out by letting you experience the movie's world from two different perspectives.

  • Sci-fi setting
  • Shooting and gunplay
  • Lots of humour
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

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Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Fifth Element special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Duke Nukem Forever

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2011USK 18PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck verified70 % positive−75 % 19.99 € 4.99 €

Brings what grabs you about The Fifth Element: good gunplay, a sci-fi setting and plenty of humour.

Wisecracking action hero Duke Nukem blasts through an alien invasion with absurd weapons like shrink rays in a linear shooter packed with crude one-liners, pop-culture jabs and physics gimmicks.

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Duke Nukem: Land of the Babes

Sci-fi setting

You return as Duke Nukem to clear 21 missions of alien-occupied future Earth, armed with a big arsenal and gadgets like a jetpack and infrared goggles. The charm lies in the wisecracking one-liners and the over-the-top, action-packed fun the series is known for.

Space Trucker

Sci-fi setting

A comedic first-person shooter set in a future where the Cold War never ended, following young Russian Vladimir Gagarin on a galaxy-spanning trip just to get home.

Iron Man 2

Realistic visuals

A licensed third-person action game where you fly as Iron Man, blasting enemy waves with repulsors and missiles. The original story takes place after the film and was written by comic author Matt Fraction.

Star Trek: Elite Force II

Realistic visuals

A story-driven Star Trek first-person shooter where you play Hazard Team chief Munro, taking on dangerous missions aboard the Enterprise-E against familiar and new enemies.

Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project

Shooting and gunplay

A 2.5D action shooter where Duke blasts and wisecracks his way through a mutant-infested New York. Platforming sections and heavy gunplay come with crude, over-the-top 90s-style humor.

Stop Dead

Sci-fi setting

A chaotic first-person shooter where you hurl hundreds of objects with telekinesis while running, sliding and jumping at speed. The tone is funny and fast, with a rogue-AI story serving mainly as a backdrop.

Unreal II: The Awakening

Realistic visuals

A story-driven sci-fi first-person shooter where you play Marshal John Dalton, hopping between alien planets from your ship to stop a galactic conflict over ancient artifacts. Your crew and varied locations give the linear shooter its character.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Fallen

Realistic visuals

A third-person shooter set in the Star Trek universe where you play as Sisko, Kira and Worf against the Pah-wraiths. The three characters offer different play styles and their own perspectives on the plot around the Bajoran Orbs.

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