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Games like Shooting Things Incrementally

If Shooting Things Incrementally is your kind of game, the closest matches are Run, Ronald, Run, Solar Core and Soundsaber — picked from the ranked list below. Each pick is ranked by what players of this game also play, shared genres and tags, and review-mined similarity — not a generic popularity list.

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About Shooting Things Incrementally: Shooting Things Incrementally is a twin-stick shooter merged with an incremental. Start from nothing and build yourself into an unstoppable force as you fight hordes of deadly foes and bosses at the edge of the galaxy.

ActionIndieWindowsby StrangerArt
Shooting Things Incrementally — Steam game cover

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Steam players who put hours into Shooting Things Incrementally also tend to own these titles — a signal called collaborative filtering. imho.run cross-references millions of library ownership patterns to surface games whose real audiences overlap, regardless of whether their genre tags match.

  1. Run, Ronald, Run

    WHY THIS

    Top pick for Shooting Things Incrementally fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Action and Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    Run, Ronald, Run is an incremental arena shooter about a small circle trying to survive against a very large number of angry shapes.

    ActionIndieCasualSteam ↗
  2. Solar Core

    WHY THIS

    Second-strongest match for Shooting Things Incrementally fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Action and Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    Survive to the end of each track in fast, rhythm-driven combat in this top down twin-stick roguelike.

    2027ActionIndieSteam ↗
  3. Soundsaber

    WHY THIS

    Third-strongest match for Shooting Things Incrementally fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Action and Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    A twin-stick shooter where your music is your weapon. Whichever track you choose will power your engines and your lasers, but beware: your enemies are also driven by the music.

    2024ActionIndie4.99 USDSteam ↗
  4. Bullet Debt

    WHY THIS

    Ranked #4 for Shooting Things Incrementally fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Action with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    A minimalist arcade arena shooter where your bullets never disappear. Every shot you miss keeps ricocheting until it hits something — an enemy, or you. Dodge your own accumulating crossfire across 50 levels, or turn it on your friends in local versus for 2 to 4 players.

    2026Action4.79 USDSteam ↗
  5. Nebulock

    WHY THIS

    Ranked #5 for Shooting Things Incrementally fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Action with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    Nebulock is a short bullet-hell game with intense gameplay, where the player must destroy bosses made of blocks, collect resources and upgrade his spaceship.

    2025Action2.99 USDDeck PlayableSteam ↗
  6. Chippy

    WHY THIS

    Ranked #6 for Shooting Things Incrementally fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Action and Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    Chip destructible bosses apart pixel-by-pixel in this twin-stick bullet-hell shooter.

    2019ActionIndie7.49 USDDeck VerifiedSteam ↗
  7. STEEL VANGUARD:Project ARES

    WHY THIS

    Ranked #7 for Shooting Things Incrementally fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Action with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    Set in a sci-fi world, this top-down shooter challenges you to complete missions and earn the title of “ARES,” the strongest pilot. Collect modules that appear after clearing each wave to customize and upgrade your mech as you see fit, and aim to clear every wave all the way to the end.

    ActionSteam ↗
  8. 1000 Waves

    WHY THIS

    Ranked #8 for Shooting Things Incrementally fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Action and Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    1000 Waves is a bullet hell arcade game that becomes progressively difficult as you approach the 1000th wave. Strengthen your ship by leveling up and conquer the final boss!

    2024ActionStrategyIndie5.99 USDSteam ↗

Free alternatives

Free-to-play games that recommended players of this title also tend to enjoy.

  1. STRAFTAT

    WHY THIS

    Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Action with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    STRAFTAT is a 1v1/2v2 ONLINE first person SHOOTER with quick rounds in over 350 MAPS ; Including all WEAPONS, proximity chat and 4 players FFA.

    2024ActionFreeDeck PlayableSteam ↗
  2. Awaria

    WHY THIS

    Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Action and Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    Awaria is a short game about working in haunted maintenance tunnels.

    2024ActionIndieFree To PlayFreeDeck PlayableSteam ↗
  3. The Expendabros

    WHY THIS

    Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Action and Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    The Expendabros have assembled and set their sights on the forces of ruthless arms dealer Conrad Stonebanks in the forests of Eastern Europe.

    2014ActionIndieAdventureFreeDeck VerifiedSteam ↗
  4. Iron Snout

    WHY THIS

    Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Action and Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    Iron Snout is a fast, colorful and brutal fighting game in which you will be helping a piglet fight for its life against hordes of wolves.

    2016ActionIndieFree To PlayFreeDeck PlayableSteam ↗
  5. Star Fetchers

    WHY THIS

    Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Action and Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    The introduction to a wild ride with gangsters and deep state conspiracy theories

    2020ActionIndieAdventureFreeDeck PlayableSteam ↗
  6. Magic Archery

    WHY THIS

    Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    Train a commoner to become the greatest archer in this short incremental game! Increase your stats, gather wealth from quests, buy upgrades, and infuse your arrows with magic.

    2024IndieSimulationRPGFreeDeck PlayableSteam ↗
  7. Eternal Senia

    WHY THIS

    Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Action and Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    Thoughts and expectations ARPG

    2015ActionIndieRPGFreeSteam ↗
  8. Disfigure

    WHY THIS

    Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Action and Indie with Shooting Things Incrementally.

    Disfigure is a grim-dark action rogue-like where you battle relentless hordes of monsters lurking in the shadows. Unlock powerful weapons, craft god-like builds with hundreds of upgrades, slay colossal bosses, and push your limits in intense 20–30 minute survival runs!

    2023ActionIndieFreeDeck PlayableSteam ↗

Frequently asked about Shooting Things Incrementally

What games are most similar to Shooting Things Incrementally?
Based on Steam play patterns and shared genres/tags, the games most often recommended alongside Shooting Things Incrementally are Run, Ronald, Run, Solar Core, Soundsaber.
Who developed Shooting Things Incrementally?
Shooting Things Incrementally was developed by StrangerArt.

imho.run ranks Steam game alternatives using a mix of collaborative filtering (ALS / iALS / EASE / LightGCN), content scoring over genres, categories, Steam tags, developers, and publishers, plus AI-extracted vibes mined from review text. The page above is generated in seed mode anchored on Shooting Things Incrementally.

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