More from Silkworm — games like Full Moon Rush
Below are 5 Steam games from Silkworm, the studio behind Full Moon Rush, ranked by total review count so their best-received titles land first. Whether you loved Full Moon Rush 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
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The Wizard and The Slug
Another Silkworm title alongside Full Moon Rush. Shares Action and Indie with Full Moon Rush.
Jump, dash, and shoot your way through this story-rich action 2D platformer. Together with your magical wizard companion, play as the world's cutest, fastest, most agile slug as you explore a world full of charm, humor, and endearing characters.
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Super Mega Zero
Another Silkworm title alongside Full Moon Rush. Shares Action and Indie with Full Moon Rush.
Super Mega Zero is a fast-paced precision platformer and shoot 'em up hybrid.
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Probo Rush
Another Silkworm title alongside Full Moon Rush. Shares Action and Indie with Full Moon Rush.
Probo Rush is a classic shoot 'em up bullet hell game with a boss rush twist. Fight against machines, aliens, and nature as you take on 15 challenging boss battles. With adjustable health and an Assist Mode, Probo Rush offers a challenging but accessible gaming experience.
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Mayhem Mail
Another Silkworm title alongside Full Moon Rush. Shares Action and Indie with Full Moon Rush.
The mail has been scattered! Take on the mail route from hell, recover and deliver the mail to its rightful place! Mayhem Mail is a classic single screen arcade platformer in the vein of Donkey Kong, Bubble Bobble and Mario Bros. with some added puzzle elements.
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DGGWare
Another Silkworm title alongside Full Moon Rush. Shares Action and Indie with Full Moon Rush.
DGGWare is a collection of meme based micro games in the vein of WarioWare. The game centers around streamer Destiny's community and covers topics from gaming, politics, philosophy, debate, art, culture and drama.