More from Xitilon — games like ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5)
Below are 6 Steam games from Xitilon, the studio behind ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5), ranked by total review count so their best-received titles land first. Whether you loved ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5) for the studio's signature design choices or just want to keep playing the same hands behind it, these are the picks worth checking. imho.run pulls developer assignments straight from each game's Steam metadata, refreshed daily.
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Ranked picks
- 1
ШП - ShP
Another Xitilon title alongside ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5). Shares Indie with ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5).
Incomprehensible interface errative puzzle game. No instructions! This product includes 3 different puzzles.
- 2
CrushBorgs
Another Xitilon title alongside ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5). Shares Indie with ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5).
"Run and Gun" oldschool single-player platformer with NES aesthetics, including an authentic 8-bit chiptune.
- 3
Castle of no Escape
Another Xitilon title alongside ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5). Shares Indie with ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5).
Explore the mysterious castle full of monsters and secrets in a quest to collect all the treasures (that will also protect you from the curses on your way) and crush the main boss. The game won't let you exit the castle, no matter how you try. Technically you can win, but there is no end.
- 4
Void Source
Another Xitilon title alongside ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5). Shares Indie with ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5).
Classic multi-directional (360°) shoot 'em up. Navigate your UFO through hazardous environments with dangerous enemies and beat huge bosses!
- 5
SoulFrost
Another Xitilon title alongside ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5). Shares Indie with ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5).
This is a short but hard minimalistic scroll shooter where you race against doing too many actions to keep more energy, without which you won't make it to the end. Lightweight narrative art-game.
- 6
W4RR-i/o-RS
Another Xitilon title alongside ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5). Shares Indie with ШПМЛ5 (ShPML5).
Semi-automatic micro-sandbox with a console interface. You decide the fates, but don't see anything actually going on. Imagine your purpose is just to simulate a human's decision making system, in a lack of information beyond the spreadsheet numbers.