Games like Vampire Survivors
If you like Vampire Survivors (roguelite, survivors-like and action), these 10 games are similar in what you do and how you play. They go from most to least similar.

Boneraiser Minions
- In common: short sessions and progression
- Difference: less co-op
When you want short runs where your army grows by itself and you always unlock something new.

Halls of Torment
- In common: short sessions and progression
- Difference: less co-op
For 30 minutes of simple action and constant progression, with a more serious tone than others in the genre.

Megabonk
- In common: short sessions and progression
- Difference: less co-op
When you want short, chaotic runs you can play with a podcast on and that keep showering you with rewards.

Brotato
- In common: short sessions and progression
Ideal for a short session with a bit of spark: each wave lasts under a minute and the shop gives you small decisions without overwhelming you.

Enter the Gungeon
- In common: action and short sessions
- Difference: harder
When you want intense action in 30-60 minute doses and feel like discovering ridiculous weapons.

BALL x PIT
- In common: progression and short sessions
- Difference: less co-op
When you want short, explosive runs where every ball combination brings something new.

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth
- In common: short sessions and progression
- Difference: more intense
When you want a quick run with the thrill of seeing which combination of items you get this time.

Hades
- In common: progression and short sessions
- Difference: more story
An attempt lasts between 20 and 40 minutes and you always return home with something: upgrades, new dialogue or story progress.

Dead Cells
- In common: progression and action
- Difference: more intense
When you have energy and fancy fluid, demanding combat. A good run can take less than an hour.

Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors
- In common: progression and short sessions
- Difference: less action
When you want quick, explosive card runs where you always unlock something new.
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 Vampire Survivors
Your character moves and the weapons fire on their own. You only decide where to walk and which upgrade to pick when you level up, while the screen fills with enemies and effects until it's total chaos. Each run lasts half an hour at most and always unlocks something new.
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