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ActionAirships: Lost Flotilla
David StarkFor:Autoshooter players who want route planning between battlesSkip if:Players seeking direct manual piloting may find the autoshooter structure too automated
ActionPONCHO
Rising Star GamesFor:Platforming fans who want puzzles involving depth and perspectiveSkip if:Players seeking a straightforward, single-plane platformer may find the layered movement and perspective changes demanding
ActionRescue your chickens
Mihai MorosanuFor:Action players who want a focused rescue objectiveSkip if:Players seeking a broad set of objectives beyond rescuing 10 chickens
ActionBeat Invaders
Raffaele PiccaFor:Shoot-'em-up fans who want roguelite progression between runsSkip if:Players seeking a rhythm game built around matching inputs to music, since combat rather than beat matching is the central activity
ActionRedneck Rampage
InterplayFor:Action-game players who want unconventional weapons and armed vehiclesSkip if:Players seeking a quiet or contemplative pace may not suit the game's blasting and vehicle destruction
ActionJASEM: Just Another Shooter with Electronic Music
Stas ShostakFor:Arcade shooter fans who want severe difficulty and continuous combatSkip if:Players seeking a forgiving shooter may find the deliberately harsh difficulty restrictive
ActionSquare Brawl
landfallFor:Local groups of two to four players seeking party-game matchesSkip if:Players seeking a long-form campaign or narrative progression may find the match-focused structure limited.
ActionShovel Knight: King of Cards
Yacht Club GamesFor:Platforming fans who want a combat style built around charging and bouncingSkip if:Players seeking a focused card game without platforming stages and action combat
ActionAdventures of Chris
Graffiti GamesFor:Platformer fans who want locations that can be explored in different ordersSkip if:Players seeking a tightly linear platforming campaign may find the flexible location order less suitable
ActionChampions of Breakfast
Pirate SoftwareFor:Arcade shooter fans who want repeatable score runsSkip if:Players seeking a conventional campaign with a fixed ending rather than indefinitely increasing challenge
ActionXeno Crisis
Bitmap BureauFor:Arcade shooter fans who want replayable runs with changing layoutsSkip if:Players seeking a slow, story-led adventure may bounce off the constant arena combat and repeated enemy encounters
ActionCoffee Crisis
Mega Cat StudiosFor:Beat-'em-up fans who want runs changed by random gameplay modifiersSkip if:Players seeking a fixed sequence of encounters may not want the randomized changes between runs.
ActionHired 2 Die
Electric MonkeysFor:Small groups who want cooperative survival horror with workplace tasksSkip if:Players seeking a combat-focused horror game rather than cleaning, organizing, and containment tasks
ActionBombernauts
Eyebrow InteractiveFor:Groups of friends who want competitive online arena matchesSkip if:Players seeking a calm or story-led experience rather than chaotic arena combat
ActionThree Dead Zed
Gentleman Squid StudioFor:Action-platformer fans who want puzzle solving alongside reflex-based playSkip if:Players seeking more than three transformation forms may find the central character system narrow
ActionMasky
Forever Entertainment S. A.For:Casual players who want short dance-focused action sessionsSkip if:Players seeking deep combat, crafting, or strategic systems may bounce off the narrow dance-and-balance focus
ActionMonster Puzzle
Flynn's ArcadeFor:Casual players who want short, level-based action centered on evasionSkip if:Players seeking direct combat, since the core instruction is to avoid enemies
ActionWunderling DX
Bitwave GamesFor:Platformer fans who want puzzles built around continuous movementSkip if:Players who prefer a slow, freely paced platformer may find the constant running and clock pressure restrictive.
ActionTTV2
Walter MachadoFor:Arcade players who want a maze-focused challengeSkip if:Players seeking an expansive adventure or a large exploration-focused game
ActionGun Frog
ZotelingFor:Players seeking a short action game with physics-based movementSkip if:Players seeking a long campaign may find the game too brief
ActionDeath by Scrolling
MicroProse SoftwareFor:Action players who want constant upward movement and enemy encountersSkip if:Players seeking a relaxed pace may find the continuously advancing screen too demanding.
ActionPivot XL
Adamvision StudiosFor:Arcade score-chasers who prefer short runs over long-form campaignsSkip if:Players looking for a campaign or varied stages may find its survival-and-score loop narrow.
ActionTYRONE vs COPS VR
Team SNEEDFor:VR players who want a short roguelike focused on gunplaySkip if:Players seeking a long-form campaign rather than a short roguelikeNothing matches. Loosen a filter.