Games like Peace, Death!

This is an arcade simulator where players judge clients' fates based on features to advance Death's interests. It features a challenging core loop of rapid decision-making under time pressure.

93% positive from 2,440 · 2017 · 5% finish it · Steam Deck Verified · Lowest ever $1.49 (2019-06-25)

IndieFunnyCasualPixel GraphicsSimulationMemes

Six games like Peace, Death!

WHAT THE GOLF?

93% positive from 4,738 reviews202030% finish itDeck Verified

A physics-based puzzle game where you launch objects, not just balls, in absurd scenarios. It offers daily challenges and a level editor for chaotic fun.

What players likedPlayers praise its creative, silly, and surprising take on golf, often referencing other games like Portal and SUPERHOT.

The catchLevels break above 60 fps, so beating some requires manually capping your refresh rate.

Both are tagged Memes, Funny and Simulation.

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MEMOLOGY: GOYDA

94% positive from 2,179 reviews2024

This is a meme quiz simulation game. Players answer meme-related questions across levels to test and improve their meme knowledge.

The catchIt runs only in Russian despite the store page listing English and 100 other languages.

Both are tagged Memes, Funny and Simulation.

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G.O.P.O.T.A

81% positive from 1,721 reviews202314% finish itDeck Playable

Open-world sandbox simulation with a focus on petty crime and absurd interactions. Players engage in a core loop of causing mischief and exploring a satirical urban environment.

What players likedIt's an interesting, amusing, and relatable meme-game, especially for Moldovans.

The catchThere is barely any game here, and most of it is over in about half an hour.

Both are tagged Memes, Funny and Simulation.

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Skoof Simulator

84% positive from 1,064 reviews202446% finish it

This is a sarcastic life simulation game where players manage an ordinary man's routine, featuring humorous mini-games and adventure elements. The core loop involves completing mundane tasks and engaging in comical conflicts.

What players likedPlayers praise its dedication to ordinary people, finding it a relatable life simulator.

The catchIt runs poorly and breaks constantly, with crashes and bugs throughout.

Both are tagged Memes, Funny and Simulation.

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Chushpan Simulator

85% positive from 2,849 reviews202438% finish itDeck Playable

This is a life simulation game where players start poor and scavenge to improve their social standing through street fights or crime. It offers moral choices and multiple endings in a gritty urban setting.

What players likedPlayers praise its short, fun, and affordable experience, similar to other achievement-focused games.

The catchBugs and frame drops are constant, and loading a save can soft lock progress.

Both are tagged Memes, Funny and Simulation.

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There's Poop In My Soup

89% positive from 4,540 reviews201612% finish itDeck Playable

A humorous sandbox game where players poop in various locations and on people. The core loop involves exploring, pooping, and unlocking abilities.

The catchThe joke wears thin fast and there is very little game underneath it.

Both are tagged Memes, Funny and Casual.

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More about Peace, Death!

What players liked

Players praise its unique, humorous take on judging souls, comparing it to a fun, arcade-style management game.

The catch

The core loop turns repetitive and tedious within a couple of in game weeks.

Reviews: 93% positive from 2,440
Released: 2017
Finish it: 5% of players
Steam Deck: Steam Deck Verified
Price: Lowest ever $1.49 (2019-06-25)
Play: Single-playerFull controller support

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 93% positive, but with 2,440 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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