Games like Sumo
Sumo is a multiplayer physics-based party game for up to 4 players, featuring silly spherical characters with unique powerful abilities. Use a combination of mobility and tactics to survive the longest on Arenas which are just as much of a threat as your human or AI-controlled opponents.
Top 12 games similar to Sumo
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Fairyfail
Fairyfail is a 4 Player multiplayer party game where you attempt to reach the Goal round after round, while each time the Level gets more complicated and chaotic. So grab some friends, build some traps and be ready to have some fun in your new favorite Build´n´Run!
ActionCasualIndie - 2
The Otterman Empire
An intense quick-fire party shooter for one to four players. You must gear up, strap on your jetpack and travel across the galaxy in havoc causing, party game mayhem! With rapidly changing game modes and 8 customisable characters, no round of The Otterman Empire will ever be the same!
ActionCasualIndie - 3
Speed Mazing
Exciting racing party game for up to 4 players. Quick game sessions, hundreds of maps and eye-catching visuals. There's also a challenging speedrun mode for single player.
ActionCasualFree To Play - 4
Bare Butt Boxing
Fight in completely unregulated alien boxing bouts and punch out players online in BARE BUTT BOXING, a chaotic multiplayer brawler with physics-based characters.
ActionCasualIndie - 5
PizzaPanic
People are starving for Pizza! Become our new delivery operator. Race through the city with your trusty courier bot, and bring joy to your customers. Customize your robot and experiment with dozens of unique skills and upgrades. Bring your friends and enjoy chaos in online and local multiplayer.
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Caravan Chaos
Caravan Chaos is a multiplayer game where you launch caravans at your opponents until you are the Last Van Standing in the arena! Wreck your friends in this physics-based party game across various chaotic game modes.
ActionCasualIndie - 7
Brimstone Brawlers - Early Access
A gothic arena brawler combining hazard-filled stages with MOBA-style abilities. Battle as unique misfits in a cursed city teetering on the edge of ruin.
ActionCasualEarly Access - 8
BattleCap
Dive into an exhilarating maritime battle for 1 to 4 players! Assemble warships with a variety of bottle caps, allowing the warships to transform and break, experiencing flexible physics that brings a refreshing maritime battle! Fight monsters together, or engage in a battle with your friends.
ActionCasualIndie - 9
Marooners
Play a wild mix of fun party games as the action regularly switches back and forth between games. Can you handle the switcheroo chaos? Join your friends both on the couch and online while sadistically laughing at their misfortune, or come back to haunt them if you die...
ActionCasualIndie - 10
Pummel Party
Pummel Party is a 4-8 player online and local-multiplayer party game. Pummel friends or AI using a wide array of absurd items in the board mode and compete to destroy friendships in the unique collection of minigames.
ActionCasualIndie - 11
8Bit Fiesta - The Drinking Game
8Bit Fiesta brings everything you need to the table with its action packed local multiplayer mayhem including a built in drinking game! Choose between a ton of characters and challenge your friends and prove yourself worthy the title "King of the Fiesta".
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Party Panic
Party Panic is an online and local-multiplayer party game. Compete against your friends in the all new board game, play 30+ rapid fire minigames, race through the brutal Gauntlet, or complete the challenges on Trophy Island. There is even a built in drinking game! You'll laugh, you'll cry, it's stupid.
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