Games like DLC Quest
If you like DLC Quest (platformer, satire and short), these 10 games are similar in what you do and how you play. They go from most to least similar.

McPixel 3
- In common: short sessions
When you want a quick laugh: each level lasts under a minute and the whole game takes three to six hours.

A Short Hike
- In common: short sessions and a relaxed pace
- Difference: more exploring
When you want a complete, lovely experience with no pressure at all: it fits in one or two sessions and leaves you in a good mood.

FEZ
- In common: a relaxed pace and short sessions
- Difference: more thinking
When you want to explore with no pressure: nothing attacks you and a fall just sends you back to the last solid ground.

The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe
- In common: short sessions and a relaxed pace
- Difference: more story
When you want to laugh and be surprised in short sessions: each run takes a few minutes.

GRIS
- In common: short sessions and a relaxed pace
- Difference: more story
When you want something beautiful and serene: it's over in a few hours, at your own pace.

Stacking
- In common: short sessions and a relaxed pace
- Difference: more creative
When you want a short, funny adventure: the story wraps up in about 4-6 hours and completing it takes 8-12.

SteamWorld Dig
- In common: short sessions and progression
- Difference: more exploring
When you have a couple of free evenings and fancy a short adventure of digging, selling and upgrading your gear.

Bob Esponja: The Cosmic Shake
- In common: short sessions
- Difference: more action
When you want a light, cheerful platformer for a weekend: the story is over in around seven hours.

Wandersong
- In common: a relaxed pace
- Difference: more story
When you want a gentle adventure that doesn't punish you: if you mess up a section, you retry it almost instantly.

Lil Gator Game
- In common: short sessions and a relaxed pace
- Difference: more exploring
When you want something sweet and cheerful for an afternoon or two that will make you smile.
How we pick them
We compare the tags the Steam community gives each game with our own classification: what you do (action, story, building…), the difficulty, how long sessions last and whether you play alone or with others. Nobody pays to appear.

About DLC Quest
A 2D platformer that mocks DLC: you collect coins around the level and hand them to a shopkeeper to buy the most basic things, such as sound, animation or a double jump. It has two short campaigns, and in the original you can't fail.
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