Like more than one of them
2 games close to two or more of First Class Trouble, Black Myth: Wukong and Team Fortress 2
Dread Hunger
First Class Trouble, but horror, and eight times the hours
Divisive · 60%Social Deduction · SurvivalAlso like Team Fortress 2
Perfect Heist 2
Team Fortress 2, but a social deduction game, and stealthy
Loved · 93%Hero Shooter · Class-BasedAlso like First Class Trouble
More like First Class Trouble
6 games closest to First Class Trouble of your picks
Goose Goose Duck
First Class Trouble, but free to play, and 2D
Liked · 87%Social Deduction · Online Co-Op
Deducto
First Class Trouble, but free to play, and half the hours
Loved · 90%Social Deduction · Party Game
Deceit
First Class Trouble, but a first-person shooter, and your choices matter
Mixed · 79%Social Deduction · PvP
More like Black Myth: Wukong
3 games closest to Black Myth: Wukong of your picks
ELDEN RING
Black Myth: Wukong, but co-op, and three times the hours
Loved · 93%Souls-like · Action RPG
More like Team Fortress 2
19 games closest to Team Fortress 2 of your picks
Dirty Bomb
Team Fortress 2, but faster, and a tenth of the hours
Liked · 81%Hero Shooter · Class-Based
THE FINALS
Team Fortress 2, but with destruction, and a tenth of the hours
Mixed · 78%Team-Based · FPS
FragPunk
Team Fortress 2, but a tenth of the hours, and more divisive
Mixed · 74%Hero Shooter · Team-Based
Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2: Deluxe Edition
Team Fortress 2, but with zombies
Loved · 90%Hero Shooter · Team-Based
Marvel Rivals
Team Fortress 2, but with superheroes, and a third of the hours
Mixed · 75%Hero Shooter · Team-Based
Rogue Company
Team Fortress 2, but third-person, and more divisive
Mixed · 74%Hero Shooter · Competitive
Killing Floor
Team Fortress 2, but a survival game, and a quarter of the hours
Loved · 95%FPS · Class-Based
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