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The best funny games on PC
Games with a sense of humour: quirky characters, absurd situations and dialogue that makes you laugh out loud.
How to find games that really suit you: Tap “I like it” on up to 5 games. Playalike compares 20 traits such as combat, story and atmosphere and suggests games that hit exactly the same spot, even across genres.
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1 Portal 2
- Lots of humour
A brilliant first-person physics puzzler where you bend space with the portal gun through the decaying test chambers of Aperture Science, driven by the razor-sharp wit of GLaDOS and Wheatley. A separate co-op campaign adds clever two-player puzzles.
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2 Borderlands 2
- Lots of humour
A loud, cel-shaded loot shooter packed with countless randomly generated guns, irreverent humor and one of gaming's most memorable villains, Handsome Jack. It shines brightest as a chaotic four-player co-op hunt for ever better loot.
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3 Totally Accurate Battle Simulator
- Lots of humour
A chaotic physics battle sandbox where you place wobbly units from eras ranging from the Stone Age to fantasy and watch them hilariously clash. Figuring out the perfect army on a tight budget meets glorious slapstick absurdity.
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4 South Park: The Stick of Truth
- Lots of humour
A turn-based RPG that looks exactly like a playable South Park episode: as the new kid in town you join Cartman and friends in a backyard fantasy war that spirals wildly out of control. Timed attack inputs and crude, irreverent humor define the experience.
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5 Saints Row: The Third
- Lots of humour
An over-the-top open-world sandbox where the Saints take over Steelport with absurd weapons, outrageous stunts and relentless silliness. It never takes itself seriously and can be played entirely in co-op.
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6 Portal
- Lots of humour
A tight first-person puzzler where you bend space with a portal gun through physics-based test chambers, all while the passive-aggressive AI GLaDOS taunts you with pitch-black humor. Brilliant mechanics, perfect pacing and an iconic twist make it a classic.
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7 Saints Row IV
- Lots of humour
An utterly unhinged open-world satire where you, as President of the Saints, sprint, leap and blast aliens with superpowers across a simulated Steelport. Silliness, pop-culture parody and chaotic fun come well before any realism.
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8 Tales from the Borderlands
- Lots of humour
Telltale's episodic narrative adventure where Rhys and Fiona trade unreliable accounts of a chaotic Vault hunt on Pandora. It shines through sharp comedy, lovable characters, quick-time action and choices that shape relationships.
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9 South Park: The Fractured But Whole
- Lots of humour
A turn-based RPG in the style of the show: biting, silly and surprisingly tactical.
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10 Psychonauts
- Lots of humour
A quirky 3D platformer where a young psychic dives into the minds of eccentric characters, each one a wildly inventive level. Sharp humor, distinctive art and surprisingly heartfelt themes about mental struggles make it a cult classic.
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11 The Simpsons: Hit & Run
- Lots of humour
A GTA-style open-world romp through Springfield where you drive, run and hunt collectibles as Homer, Bart, Lisa, Marge and Apu while unraveling an alien conspiracy. Packed with show references and original voice cast, it's a treat for Simpsons fans.
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12 The Curse of Monkey Island
- Lots of humour
A classic point-and-click adventure where Guybrush Threepwood tackles absurd puzzles, insult swordfighting and razor-sharp jokes to break LeChuck's curse. Its gorgeous hand-drawn cartoon art and excellent voice acting make it a genre highlight.
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13 Goat Simulator
- Lots of humour
You play a destructive goat let loose in a small open sandbox, scoring points for absurd stunts and enjoying deliberately broken ragdoll physics. Pure slapstick mayhem with no plot to speak of.
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14 Undertale
- Lots of humour
A charming indie RPG where every fight can be resolved without violence, blending turn-based menus with bullet-hell dodging. Its quirky humor, memorable monsters and a story that remembers your choices made it a cult classic.
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15 Untitled Goose Game
- Lots of humour
You play a mischievous goose wreaking havoc on a sleepy English village, sneaking around, stealing items and ticking off a to-do list of pranks. Its clean minimalist look, reactive piano score and pure slapstick charm make every honk a delight.
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16 High on Life 2
- Lots of humour
A garish, joke-packed sci-fi shooter where wisecracking alien guns banter nonstop while you shoot and skate through bizarre planets. It doubles down on Squanch Games' irreverent humor with added mobility and traversal.
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17 Deadpool
- Lots of humour
A chaotic hack-and-slash shooter where Deadpool constantly breaks the fourth wall and cracks crude jokes while carving through an absurd revenge plot against Mister Sinister. The humor carries the game more than its solid but simple combat.
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18 Theme Hospital
- Lots of humour
You build and run a hospital plagued by ridiculous ailments like Bloaty Head, juggling staff, finances and emergencies. Its eccentric British humour and charming presentation turn the management chaos into a joy.
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19 BattleBlock Theater
- Lots of humour
A hilariously irreverent platformer from The Behemoth where you play a prisoner forced through tricky block-based stage levels, solo or in co-op. The sarcastic narrator, cartoon style and chaotic fun with friends define it.
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20 High on Life
- Lots of humour
A brightly colored first-person shooter drenched in Rick and Morty-style humor, where you fight an alien drug cartel alongside talkative, sassy living guns. Jokes and inventive weapon abilities take priority over challenge.
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21 Neighbours from Hell
- Lots of humour
A gleefully mischievous puzzle-stealth game where you sneak around your grumpy neighbour's house rigging pranks for a TV show while dodging his patrols. Clever item combos and good timing set off slapstick chain reactions.
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22 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.
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23 Escape from Monkey Island
- Lots of humour
The fourth Monkey Island adventure sends Guybrush Threepwood across the Caribbean in a mix of pirate slapstick, sharp wit and tricky inventory and dialogue puzzles. Its dry humor and quirky cast are the highlights, even if the 3D look takes some getting used to.
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24 Team Fortress 2
- Lots of humour
A legendary class-based team shooter where nine wildly different roles must work together to win objective matches. Its cartoonish art style and irreverent humor turn every round into gleeful chaos.
What matters with Funny games
Funny games work because the jokes are tied to what you do. A narrator mocking your choices, a goat ragdolling off a roof or an AI insulting you mid-puzzle lands differently than a joke you simply watch. The humour on this list ranges from dry and clever to loud and crude, so it helps to know which kind you enjoy before picking.
Think about how you want to play. If you like witty writing with a brain-teasing core, Portal 2 pairs sharp dialogue from GLaDOS and Wheatley with physics puzzles and adds a separate two-player co-op campaign. The Stanley Parable is short-form satire where a narrator reacts to every move, and defying him leads to absurd endings. For chaotic sessions with friends, Borderlands 2 is built around four-player co-op loot hunting, and Saints Row: The Third can be played entirely in co-op. If you prefer slapstick with no story at all, Totally Accurate Battle Simulator lets you watch wobbly armies collide.
Tone matters too. South Park: The Stick of Truth looks like a playable episode and keeps the show's crude humour, so it suits fans of the series rather than anyone sensitive to it. Undertale is gentler and charming, with quirky monsters and fights you can resolve without violence. On PC you get the full list, and The Stanley Parable is listed here only for PC.
Frequently asked questions
What are the funniest co-op games on PC?
Borderlands 2 shines as a chaotic four-player co-op loot shooter, and Saints Row: The Third can be played entirely in co-op. Portal 2 also has a dedicated two-player co-op campaign with its own puzzles.
Which funny PC game has the best writing?
Portal 2 and Portal are known for the sharp, darkly witty dialogue of GLaDOS, while The Stanley Parable builds its comedy around a narrator reacting to your choices. Tales from the Borderlands is a strong pick if you want a story-driven comedy with lovable characters.
Are there funny games on PC that don't take long to get into?
Goat Simulator and Totally Accurate Battle Simulator are pure slapstick with no plot, so you can jump in and start causing chaos right away. The Stanley Parable is also easy to pick up, since it is about exploring and seeing how the narrator reacts.
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