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2020PCNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified98 % positive−20 % 12.99 € 10.39 €

A comedic point-and-click adventure in which the game itself is your adversary, sending you through parodied video game worlds with absurd puzzles and fourth-wall-breaking gags. The solutions are often delightfully illogical.

  • Lots of humour
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Cosy, great for unwinding
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension are Fire, Runaway 2: The Dream of the Turtle and Sam & Max Hit the Road. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Fire

97 %Match

2015PCSteam Deck playable86 % positive9.99 €

  • Lots of humour
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Cosy, great for unwinding

You help the clumsy Neanderthal Ungh find a new flame after letting his village's fire die. This point-and-click puzzle adventure tells its story with few words and plenty of quirky humor.

Sam & Max Hit the Road

Distinctive, stylised art style

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.

Tiny Thief

Cosy, great for unwinding

A charming stealth-puzzle game where you play a tiny thief outwitting guards with tricks and distractions. Its storybook art style and quirky humor make it a light, enjoyable pick.

Chuchel

Distinctive, stylised art style

A wonderfully silly point-and-click romp from the Machinarium creators: as the wordless fuzzball Chuchel you chase after your stolen cherry, solving puzzles packed with absurd gags and handmade animation.

The Journey Down: Chapter One

Distinctive, stylised art style

A classic point-and-click adventure with a Caribbean and African-inspired flair: gas station owner Bwana and Kito get drawn into a conspiracy while searching for a lost journal. Charming dialogue, a bold art style and an atmospheric soundtrack define the experience.

Gomo

Cosy, great for unwinding

A quirky 2D point-and-click adventure in which the lanky Gomo searches for his abducted dog through bizarre, dreamlike worlds. Puzzles and offbeat humor take center stage.

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