Games like Quiplash
What it is
A multiplayer party game where players answer prompts with text, and others vote for the funniest response. It's a witty, casual competition.
The catch
Why it is here
It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 90% positive, but with 2,258 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.
View Quiplash on SteamSix games like Quiplash

Multiplayer deception game with social deduction, objective completion, and proximity chat. Players are spacemen trying to survive or a shapeshifting monster hunting them.
Both are tagged Comedy, Co-op and Multiplayer.
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This is a 2D puzzle-adventure game where players switch between three characters to solve environmental puzzles. It features a dark, humorous tone and a unique, seamless cave environment.
Both are tagged Comedy and Co-op.
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Action-adventure game with LEGO building and co-op. Players battle enemies and solve puzzles across movie storylines.
Both are tagged Comedy.
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Party game collection featuring trivia, hypothetical scenarios, rap battles, invention design, and alien combat. Players use web-enabled devices for local or remote multiplayer fun.
Both are tagged Comedy, Multiplayer and Strategy.
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This is a co-op narrative adventure with survival mechanics where players manage resources on a road trip. It features charming characters and irreverent humor with a social competitive aspect.
Both are tagged Comedy, Multiplayer and Strategy.
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Monster Prom 4: Monster Con is a multiplayer dating sim where players build a comic book while pursuing one of six monsters at a convention. It offers witty dialogue and charming characters in a humorous, nerdy setting.
Both are tagged Comedy, Multiplayer and Strategy.
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