Like Nine to Five
30 games, the closest first
Counter-Strike: Source
Nine to Five, but 19 times the hours, and even better loved
Loved · 96%Team-Based · Competitive
Warface: Clutch
Nine to Five, but free to play, and 13 times the hours
Mixed · 66%Gun Customization · Team-Based
Counter-Strike: Condition Zero
Nine to Five, but four times the hours
Loved · 92%Team-Based · Competitive
BattleBit Remastered
Nine to Five, but an MMO, and 15 times the hours
Liked · 81%Team-Based · Gun Customization
Pixel Strike 3D
Nine to Five, but pixel art, and four times the hours
Mixed · 74%Tactical · Team-Based
Spectre Divide
Nine to Five, but free to play, and five times the hours
Divisive · 64%Competitive · Team-Based
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege
Nine to Five, but co-op, and 84 times the hours
Liked · 82%Competitive · Team-Based
THE FINALS
Nine to Five, but with destruction, and 17 times the hours
Mixed · 78%Team-Based · Competitive
Combat Master
Nine to Five, but with parkour, and seven times the hours
Liked · 88%Gun Customization · Tactical
Gray Zone Warfare
Nine to Five, but open world, and 18 times the hours
Mixed · 72%Tactical · Gun Customization
Natural Selection 2
Nine to Five, but a real-time strategy game, and 30 times the hours
Liked · 85%Team-Based · Competitive
Battlefield: Bad Company 2
Nine to Five, but with destruction, and 12 times the hours
Liked · 85%Team-Based · FPS
Intruder
Nine to Five, but a stealth game, and ten times the hours
Loved · 90%Competitive · Team-Based
STAR WARS Republic Commando
Nine to Five, but sci-fi, and eight times the hours
Loved · 96%Tactical · Team-Based
Arma 2: Operation Arrowhead
Nine to Five, but a wargame, and 75 times the hours
Loved · 92%Tactical · Team-Based
Blacklight: Retribution
Nine to Five, but with mechs, and 12 times the hours
Mixed · 76%Gun Customization · FPS
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Each game is measured against each of your picks the way a games-like list measures it: the Steam community tags, Steam genres and IGDB themes they share, each counting for more the fewer games carry it. A game's place is how alike it is to your picks together, as a share of each pick's best match, so one alike to two of them comes before one alike to just one. It must be close to at least one of them, as close as it would have to be on that game's own list.
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