Is there ANY games like this in existence?

[allmike]

I can't get enough

I got all but 2 achievements in 5 hours, this gamestyle is incredible

Anything you can recommend like this while I wait for more content?

[OddLlama]

Moogle Emperor の投稿を引用：

Deathstate is a roguelite with a similar "single-stick shooter" style. Pretty fun, too.

Just gave this one a try. There's a lot more going on than in VS, Much more of a bullet hell. I found it a little frustrating that you can't prioritize targets, so you may end up dodging bullets from 3 enemies across the screen and avoiding enemies in between while firing at a guy behind a wall in the opposite direction because he's closer to you. You also don't get much time at all to figure out what you just picked up because you are dodging bullets while trying to read the description that's up for only a few seconds. The levels feel a little cramped with all the obstacles and dead ends, especially when they look so similar to the ground tiles sometimes. I have only played 20 minutes, so there's plenty of time to figure it out yet, I just didn't feel the dragon on my first hit like I did with VS.

[Pickle Bath]

100% would recommend Astronarch:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1234940/Astronarch/

Some people see "autobattler" and get turned off, thinking it's like Autochess or something. When really it's because the term "engine builder" from boardgames hasn't hugely made it across to video games. But that's what Vampire Survivors is, and that's what Astronarch is, so I highly recommend it. You basically setup a team, choose upgrades and positions and skills and so on, then press "go" in different battles and hope your strategy works. You can see stats after to know who to improve, who's doing the most damage, blah blah blah. Also has a similarly dedicated single man dev like this game.

[Cass]

autobattlers, and idle games are the most likely best comparisons.

magic survival on mobile is exactly this game. but with mobile controls. its rough.. dev did a great job moving it to pc and keyboard.

[-Tr¡Ρ-]

EDF has a similar feel of kiting and blasting hordes of stuff, but that might be a little bit of a stretch lol

[Zydrate]

Tap Wizard 2 is essentially an idle version of this, if you like idle games. There's some level of interactivity to it but it's one of those "log off for four hours, come back to a level up" type of games.

[Pickle Bath]

Maybe the even more trimmed down version with this:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1468260/Leaf_Blower_Revolution__Idle_Game/

[Trellek]

I won't lie, what this game feels nearly identical to is the lovely Android game Magic Survival, by LEME. Like, if you're just looking for more of this game's mechanics? Magic Survival has you covered. There's something like six maps, four 'races' (mostly minor buffs, plus one that has a major debuff and starts with a skill), twenty-five (iirc) 'classes' with a Mastery system that rewards you for playing a class rather a lot, way too many skills, an artifact system whereby you can equip up to six items found from chests to directly influence your builds, and a number of 'hybrid' skills that take two top-level skills, disable one, and give you a new (frequently hilariously overpowered) ability.

And on top of all that, it also has the collection of money (mana, in this case) to purchase skills from a broad spread of passives that range from mildly useful to fairly, if situationally, powerful.

It's also much faster paced (like Hyper on speed) and the majority of truly sustainable builds ultimately specialize in the time-honored tradition of sitting in one place and melting everything in six post codes with a combination of fire, laser beams, meteors, nuclear strikes, electrical fields, lightning storms, blizzards, and the odd plasma blast in order to not get killed by screen-spanning AOE blasts that can be difficulty to dodge while surrounded by swarms of enemies ranging in size from equal to the player to 'that's no moon'.

EDIT:
Oh yeah, there is....one thing. Magic Survival's free-with-ads, and the ads mechanic is sorta really badly implemented. It's really cheap to buy ad-free (~$3US), and the game's entirely offline if you do (which is always nice), but if you choose to play it free, be aware that when you die, the game will ask if you want to watch an ad and be instantly respawned at full health where you died; if you say no, the game will turn around and play an end-of-run ad, instead. Technically, people who respawn will see one more add than people who don't, but it's never cool when you say 'I don' wanna watch an ad' and the game responds with, 'oh, then watch this other ad!'

EDIT(the return):
Holy ♥♥♥♥♥, I clearly was not paying attention to my skimming; loads of people have mentioned already that MS is clearly the game the devs were looking at. ^^ Whoops. >.> I'll just go kill s'more stuff.

[Torus]

Thunderman の投稿を引用：

Maybe the even more trimmed down version with this:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1468260/Leaf_Blower_Revolution__Idle_Game/

Nice. Seems like the non violent even more idle game version.

[Torus]

Maniak 2000 の投稿を引用：

https://store.steampowered.com/app/915310/SNKRX/

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1063960/Ritual_Sorcerer_Angel/

SNRX is great. Much more build variety, with class synergies like it outbattlers, but less enemies on screen.

[NOBLE SIX]

Jumping in to highly recommend DEATHSTATE as some others have.

Most underrated game of the genre IMHO, with the amount of content and stuff it offers.

[Kyle784]

ravensynth. の投稿を引用：

allmike の投稿を引用：

I can't get enough

I got all but 2 achievements in 5 hours, this gamestyle is incredible

Anything you can recommend like this while I wait for more content?

I played Archero on android for a while, it's quite similar, except that you shoot only when you stand still. Then a few days later, by chance, I discovered this game. Now I'm desperately searching for more games like this one, same as you.

Arcade Hunter is another Mobile game similar to Archero but makes a few design changes. Visual clutter is significantly toned down. Premium currency is easier to get(they have a mostly skill based mode of daily boss rushes that gives a lot to the winner(out of 5 people). Weapons are less diverse(very similar) and they perform scummy nonsensical package valuations on their sales. They changed the stupid random skill upgrades to choices based on gold and give you a fair bit of passive gold. End game progression is based on getting multiple legendary items and they have no equip merging.

[KnuckleHead]

For me the closest thing to this would be something like Crimsonland or Tesla vs Lovecraft. Both are very fun though I'd probably say Crimsonland is closer and more addictive/replayable.

Crimsonland is the same basic setup, you enter a map and kill hordes of monsters and try to survive as long as you can. You gain XP and every level you are presented with a choice of skills and basically try and make the best build possible in order to survive as long as you can. There's tons of different weapons as well, each being fairly unique and skills augment them each in unique ways.

I'd also recommend Jydge, basically the same thing but has more rogue-like elements and meta progression. All three games are from the same developer btw (10tons) and are all very fun in their own right.

[Katara]

Tap Wizard 2 has also some similiraty but that one is of the idle/incremental genre. You can control the movement of your wizard but most of the time you would let him move by himself and just watch.

EDIT: Oh TW2 has already been mentioned already.

[Oxymetazolini]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/343100/Overture/

[OddLlama]

Oxymetazolini の投稿を引用：

https://store.steampowered.com/app/343100/Overture/

And I just tried to buy a game I own and have 2.5 hours playtime on.