Games like Rez Infinite
What it is
Synesthetic rail shooter with a rhythm-based combat loop. Experience intense, immersive audiovisual action in VR or desktop.
The catch
Why it is here
It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 92% positive, but with 1,259 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.
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Ex-Zodiac is a fast-paced, retro 3D rail shooter where players barrel roll through levels. It features stylized low-poly visuals and boss battles against the Zodiac organization.
Both are tagged On-Rails Shooter, Flight and Action.
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Pistol Whip is a VR rhythm shooter where players shoot enemies to the beat of music. It offers fast-paced action with a focus on player flow and scoring.
Both are tagged On-Rails Shooter, Rhythm and Action.
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This is an anime-themed pseudo-3D rail shooter where players experience fast-paced combat with infinite ammo and homing attacks. As the story progresses, players unlock new weapon options for varied combat styles.
Both are tagged On-Rails Shooter, Action and Indie.
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This is a stationary turret shooter where players defend shores with machine guns and rockets, upgrading gear and rank. It offers a retro arcade feel with modern graphics.
Both are tagged On-Rails Shooter, Action and Indie.
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This is a zombie shooter where players type words to kill enemies. It combines horror and comedy with a unique typing mechanic.
Both are tagged On-Rails Shooter and Action.
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Play as Harman Smith, an old man who manifests seven assassins, switching between them at will to gun down the exploding Heaven Smile and solve puzzles across a cel-shaded revenge story.
Both are tagged On-Rails Shooter and Action.
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