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ActionCombat Core
MABManZFor:Arena-fighting fans who want local matches with friends rather than solo-only play.Skip if:Players who want a slow, methodical pace may find the fast combat difficult to follow.
ActionSatellite Rush
Plug In DigitalFor:Players who want top-down science-fiction shooting with changing arena layoutsSkip if:Players seeking a story-led adventure with uninterrupted progression may find repeated runs and permadeath restrictive.
ActionRocking Pilot
Mad Head GamesFor:Twin-stick shooter fans who want helicopter-based combatSkip if:Players seeking a slow, exploratory, or story-led action game rather than repeated combat against enemy hordes
ActionHyper Sentinel
Huey GamesFor:Arcade shooter fans who want several combat modesSkip if:Players seeking a story-led campaign with exploration or character development
ActionHit Zero: Chronos
SHEN JIAWEIFor:Players who enjoy 2D shooters with time-control mechanicsSkip if:Players who prefer continuous-action shooters without movement-based time control
ActionCyberdunk Anime Edition
Pannl Inc.For:Action-game players who want straightforward combat in a neon citySkip if:Players seeking complex or highly layered gameplay systems
ActionMilli & Greg
2ndBossFor:Platform-game fans who want many short movement-focused stagesSkip if:Players seeking deep combat systems, character builds, or role-playing progression
ActionTile Miner
MadSwanFor:Players who enjoy sandbox adventures with broad freedom to reshape terrainSkip if:Players seeking a tightly directed story or a fixed sequence of objectives
ActionRogue Invader
Squishy GamesFor:Players who want a roguelite action shooter focused on attacking alien enemiesSkip if:Players seeking a broad initial arsenal may bounce off the setup of one pistol and one drop-pod
ActionCyberpunk 3776
Peter HannFor:Fans of arcade shoot-'em-ups who want a seven-stage gameSkip if:Players seeking an open-world structure rather than a sequence of stages
ActionPaganitzu
Apogee EntertainmentFor:Puzzle-adventure players who want multiple routes through a storySkip if:Players seeking a linear sequence of self-contained levels may find the branching adventure structure less suitable.
ActionBlake Stone: Planet Strike
Apogee EntertainmentFor:Players who want a story-driven sci-fi shooter with mutant enemiesSkip if:Players seeking a broad range of exploration paths rather than a campaign built around 20 levels
ActionMarble Mountain
Lightning RockFor:Players who enjoy physics-based platforming with puzzlesSkip if:Players seeking combat-focused action rather than rolling, balancing, and hazard avoidance
ActionRogues Like Us
oddByteFor:Roguelite players who want fast combat and repeated dungeon runsSkip if:Players seeking a low-pressure experience may find the fast combat and challenging encounters demanding
ActionPichon
Red Mage GamesFor:Puzzle-platformer players who want obstacle navigation based on timingSkip if:Players seeking a platformer without constant bouncing or quick reactions
ActionPrehistorik 2
Interplay Entertainment Corp.For:Fans of classic platform games who want straightforward walking, jumping, and melee combatSkip if:Players seeking a platformer built around complex combat systems rather than basic club attacks
ActionBully Beatdown
Almighty GamesFor:Fans of story-based beat-'em-ups who want a school setting and comic-style presentationSkip if:Players seeking a broad or open-ended campaign may find the fixed 9-level structure limited in scope.
ActionWild Dogs
2ndBossFor:Players seeking a short, scene-based 2D alien shooterSkip if:Players looking for a long campaign beyond its 5-scene structure
ActionLeague of Evil
Ratalaika Games S.L.For:Action-platformer fans who want trap-filled levels and acrobatic movementSkip if:Players seeking a story-focused game rather than a level-based action experience
ActionGraveyard Shift
Galavalomka GamesFor:FPS players who want elemental ammunition and enemy-matchup mechanicsSkip if:Players seeking a story-driven campaign may find the focus on repeated enemy combat too narrow.
ActionAlien Rampage
Piko Interactive LLCFor:Players who enjoy shooting and jumping in action gamesSkip if:Players seeking a slow or meditative pace rather than repeated combat
ActionSeason's Beatings
Code AvariceFor:Fans of fast first-person shooters who want one-hit-kill combatSkip if:Players seeking forgiving combat rather than one-hit-kill encounters
ActionGachi Bird
Gachi Master GamesFor:Arcade-game fans who want obstacle dodging across three themed settingsSkip if:Players seeking a gradual difficulty curve may find the jump from medium Endless mode to very hard Hell mode abrupt.Nothing matches. Loosen a filter.