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30 games that play like them. Add another you loved and the list leans toward it.

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ELDEN RING
ELDEN RING

More like Uplink

11 games closest to Uplink of your picks

  1. 1

    Hacknet

    Uplink, but your choices matter

    Loved · 94%Hacking · Programming

  2. 2

    EXAPUNKS

    Uplink, but twice the hours, and even better loved

    Loved · 95%Programming · Hacking

  3. 3

    TIS-100

    Uplink, but psychological horror, and even better loved

    Loved · 97%Programming · Hacking

  4. 4

    Grey Hack

    Uplink, but an MMO, and PvP

    Loved · 90%Hacking · Programming

  5. 5

    Quadrilateral Cowboy

    Uplink, but a stealth game, and first-person

    Loved · 92%Hacking · Programming

  6. 6

    SHENZHEN I/O

    Uplink, but even better loved

    Loved · 95%Programming · Hacking

  7. 7

    Upload Labs

    Uplink, but an idle game

    Loved · 92%Programming · Hacking

  8. 8

    Hacker Simulator

    Uplink, but a job sim, and realistic

    Mixed · 74%Hacking · Programming

  9. 9

    Turing Complete

    Uplink, but with base building

    Loved · 96%Programming · Hacking

  10. 10

    The Signal State

    Uplink, but dystopian

    Liked · 87%Programming · Hacking

  11. 11

    Tunnet

    Uplink, but a psychological horror game, and first-person

    Loved · 94%Programming · Hacking

More like ELDEN RING

19 games closest to ELDEN RING of your picks

  1. 12

    DARK SOULS III

    ELDEN RING, but story-rich

    Loved · 94%Souls-like · Dark Fantasy

  2. 13

    DARK SOULS II

    Much the same as ELDEN RING

    Liked · 88%Souls-like · Dark Fantasy

  3. 14

    Nioh 3

    ELDEN RING, but half the hours, and more divisive

    Mixed · 78%Souls-like · Action RPG

  4. 15

    Black Myth: Wukong

    ELDEN RING, but single-player, and a third of the hours

    Loved · 96%Souls-like · Action RPG

  5. 16

    Mortal Shell

    ELDEN RING, but a tenth of the hours, and more divisive

    Mixed · 67%Souls-like · Dark Fantasy

  6. 17

    Lies of P

    ELDEN RING, but single-player, and half the hours

    Loved · 92%Souls-like · Dark Fantasy

  7. 18

    Mortal Shell II

    ELDEN RING, but darker, and a third of the hours

    Mixed · 79%Souls-like · Dark Fantasy

  8. 19

    No Rest for the Wicked

    ELDEN RING, but isometric, and a quarter of the hours

    Mixed · 79%Souls-like · Action RPG

  9. 20

    The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered

    ELDEN RING, but your choices matter, and story-rich

    Loved · 96%Open world · Dark Fantasy

  10. 21

    CODE VEIN

    ELDEN RING, but not open world, and anime

    Liked · 83%Souls-like · Action RPG

  11. 22

    Nioh 2 – The Complete Edition

    ELDEN RING, but not open world

    Liked · 87%Souls-like · Dark Fantasy

  12. 23

    Ashen

    ELDEN RING, but a tenth of the hours, and more divisive

    Mixed · 67%Souls-like · Action RPG

  13. 24

    WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers

    ELDEN RING, but single-player, and a quarter of the hours

    Divisive · 57%Souls-like · Dark Fantasy

  14. 25

    The Surge 2

    ELDEN RING, but sci-fi, and cyberpunk

    Mixed · 75%Souls-like · Open world

  15. 26

    Hell is Us

    ELDEN RING, but story-rich, and a third of the hours

    Liked · 85%Souls-like · Dark Fantasy

  16. 27

    ENDER MAGNOLIA: Bloom in the Mist

    ELDEN RING, but a metroidvania, and not open world

    Loved · 95%Souls-like · Dark Fantasy

  17. 28

    Lords of the Fallen

    ELDEN RING, but with dragons, and a quarter of the hours

    Mixed · 68%Souls-like · Dark Fantasy

  18. 29

    The First Berserker: Khazan

    ELDEN RING, but anime, and half the hours

    Liked · 85%Souls-like · Action RPG

  19. 30

    Drova - Forsaken Kin

    ELDEN RING, but 2D, and your choices matter

    Loved · 94%Souls-like · Action RPG

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How this list is made

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.

None of your picks is on the list, nor a second release of one, nor a game of their own series. Up to 30 games are shown. Under each name, the kinds it shares with the pick it is closest to, and how it differs from that pick.