Games like AtmaSphere

80% positive from 1,978 reviewsReleased 201816% finish it$3.99

What it is

AtmaSphere is a medieval roll-a-ball puzzle game. Players guide a ball through challenging levels, collecting items while avoiding traps.

What players liked

Players praise AtmaSphere as a charming, skill-based ball-rolling game with smooth physics and gradually increasing difficulty, perfect for short sessions.

The catch

Difficulty spikes hard while checkpoints sit far apart and the ball physics feel unfair.

Why it is here

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 80% positive, but with 1,978 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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Six games like AtmaSphere

Grow Home

92% positive from 5,590 reviews201535% finish itDeck Verified

A 3D climbing and exploration game where you grow a giant plant to reach new heights. Its core loop involves using procedural climbing mechanics to navigate a vibrant alien world.

What players likedPlayers compare it to "PEAK," "Human Fall Flat," and "BOTW's" climbing, praising its exploration, physics, art style, and rewarding plant growth.

Both are tagged 3D Platformer, Singleplayer and Casual.

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Grow Up

92% positive from 1,921 reviews201611% finish itDeck Verified

A 3D exploration and platformer where you collect spaceship parts by bouncing, gliding, and growing plants. It's a whimsical adventure focused on traversal and environmental interaction.

What players likedPlayers praise its relaxing exploration and physics, comparing it to games like Astroneer and its predecessor, Home.

The catchThe controls stay floaty and the physics jank makes precise movement a constant fight.

Both are tagged 3D Platformer, Singleplayer and Casual.

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Lorn's Lure

86% positive from 2,710 reviews202427% finish itDeck Verified

First-person narrative platformer with climb-anything mechanics. It features retro 3D graphics and a dark, foreboding atmosphere.

What players likedPlayers praise its atmospheric, precision platforming and exploration, reminiscent of Mirror's Edge, NaissanceE, and classic platformers.

The catchThe calm exploration collapses into a punishing timed final chapter that ruins the game.

Both are tagged 3D Platformer, Singleplayer and Action.

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Lunistice

96% positive from 1,783 reviews202237% finish itDeck Verified

A linear 3D platformer with 32-bit era inspiration. Players collect items and race for high scores through dreamscapes.

What players likedPlayers praise Lunistice as a charming, fast-paced 3D platformer with bite-sized levels and fun movement, reminiscent of classic platformers.

The catchChasing the hidden collectibles breaks the flow and often means replaying whole levels.

Both are tagged 3D Platformer, Singleplayer and Action.

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Yellow Taxi Goes Vroom

97% positive from 1,610 reviews2024Deck Verified

A trippy arcade platformer where players use flips and dashes without a jump button to collect items in retro levels. It features a narrative puzzle with quirky characters on Granny's Island.

What players likedPlayers praise this charming N64-style collectathon platformer for its unique dash mechanic, tight controls, and excellent level design, reminiscent of Mario Sunshine or Crazy Taxi.

The catchThe jump is finicky and inconsistent, which ruins the frequent precision platforming.

Both are tagged 3D Platformer, Singleplayer and Action.

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Here Comes Niko!

92% positive from 1,465 reviews2021Deck Playable

Cozy 3D platformer where players explore islands, make friends, and complete tasks. The core loop involves helping quirky animal characters to earn coins and progress.

What players likedPlayers praise its charming collectathon gameplay, cute art style, and cozy vibes, often comparing its movement to A Hat in Time.

The catchBugs are everywhere: objects fail to load and collisions fling you across the map.

Both are tagged 3D Platformer, Singleplayer and Action.

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