Move the slider and decide how alike they need to be: from near-identical to a loose family resemblance. We show you what they share and what each one costs today across 48 stores.
Type any game and we build its page of similar games on the spot.
Not every tag is worth the same. The ones thousands of games share ("singleplayer", "action") say very little about a game; the ones that define its character ("Souls-like", "dark fantasy") say almost everything. Our calculation takes that into account, and how many tags each game has too, so a game with lots of tags doesn't end up looking like everything.
| Level | What you find |
|---|---|
| 90-100% | Near-identical: same subgenre, same tone, same mechanics |
| 70-85% | Very close: you will like it for the same reasons |
| 50-65% | Similar: shares what matters, different packaging |
| 30-45% | A family resemblance: this is where the surprises are |
| 10-25% | Surprise me: just one thing in common |
Every card tells you what they have in common, so you can judge whether the resemblance is the one you were after. And the price is the lowest verified today across 48 stores.
Today it is Royal Revolt Survivors. It shares the most of what makes Hordes of Hunger special, not the most tags overall: they have Bullet Hell, Action Roguelike, Hack and Slash in common.
Yes. Right now the cheapest one on this list is Army of Ruin, at €0.22 (Key). Move the slider down and more will appear: bargains are often among the lesser-known games.
Tap PS5 and the list only keeps games with a PS5 version. Right now: 17, and the closest is The Spell Brigade.
Because matching on generic tags is not the same as being alike. Thousands of games share "singleplayer" and "action" with each other; what counts is matching on what makes each one special.
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