Games like The Way
What it is
This is a retro-style sci-fi adventure game with puzzle-solving and exploration. It focuses on a space explorer's quest to revive his loved one on an alien planet.
What players liked
The catch
Why it is here
It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 83% positive, but with 1,304 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.
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Six games like The Way

This is a nonlinear, atmospheric puzzle-exploration game focused on environmental interaction and suspense. Players uncover secrets and use items creatively in a disempowered, tense world.
Both are tagged Puzzle-Platformer, Pixel Graphics and Action.
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A pixel art Metroidvania action-platformer with a hook mechanic in a retro-futuristic wasteland. Explore, fight mutants, and solve puzzles with multiple endings.
Both are tagged Puzzle-Platformer, Pixel Graphics and Platformer.
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This is a challenging puzzle platformer where players guide a pig to his demise through difficult levels. It features complex puzzles, precise platforming, and a dark, humorous tone.
Both are tagged Puzzle-Platformer, Pixel Graphics and Platformer.
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First-person Metroidvania puzzle game. Explore a sandbox world, discover versatile abilities, and solve creative, unique puzzles.
Both are tagged Puzzle-Platformer, Action and Adventure.
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Abe's Oddysee remake. Puzzle-platformer with stealth and environmental interaction.
Both are tagged Puzzle-Platformer, Platformer and Action.
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This is a 2.5D puzzle-platformer adventure game with cooperative gameplay. Players solve puzzles and engage in combat using unique hero abilities.
Both are tagged Puzzle-Platformer, Platformer and Action.
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