Gunpoint
Rewrite security, outsmart guards – a stealth puzzle where you rewire the world.
Alternatives
Choose Prey if…
- you need cooperative multiplayer for shared replay value
- you want a branching storyline that reacts to your decisions
- you require a wide arsenal and weapon customization
- you prefer fully 3D, non‑linear level exploration
- you have hardware capable of high‑definition graphics
Choose Glitchspace if…
- you need to learn visual programming concepts while you play
- you prefer abstract, minimalist environments over
- you want short, well‑designed levels that teach coding
- you don’t need a narrative or stealth mechanics
- you’re looking for a single‑player puzzle experience that
Choose Wirehead if…
- you need joystick‑controlled FMV sequences
- you want quick‑reflex timing challenges
- you prefer a comedic, branching narrative over puzzle
- you enjoy retro aesthetic with full‑motion video
Choose Second Sight if…
- you want first‑person combat alongside stealth
- you need psychic powers to manipulate the environment
- you prefer atmospheric, low‑light sci‑fi settings
- you like mixing puzzles with gunplay
Choose The Swapper if…
- you need to control several characters at once
- you prefer a console‑friendly indie puzzle
- you want a sci‑fi setting with atmospheric storytelling
- you enjoy hidden‑orb collection for achievement hunting
How to Decide
Gunpoint is known for its innovative wiring mechanic that lets players drag‑and‑drop security connections, and it’s enjoyed by players who love clever stealth puzzles. The alternatives split into a few clear camps: Second Sight leans into psychic powers for stealth‑action; Prey adds cooperative multiplayer alongside its sci‑fi shooter core.
When comparing these titles, focus on (1) the core puzzle mechanic – wiring‑based versus psychic manipulation or neuro‑launcher object control, (2) presence of multiplayer – Gunpoint is single‑player only while Prey offers co‑op, (3) genre blend – pure stealth‑puzzle in Gunpoint versus shooter‑puzzle hybrids in the alternatives, and (4) visual/technical presentation – minimalist pixel art versus 3D high‑definition graphics, which affects immersion and readability of puzzles.
All Alternatives
“Classic stealth action with puzzle‑like security bypass, the closest genre match to Gunpoint.”
“Q.U.B.E. uses high‑tech gloves to manipulate environments, delivering a sci‑fi puzzle experience akin to Glitchspace's visual programming.”
“Cinematic FMV sci‑fi adventure with similar point‑and‑click movie sequences.”
“Stealth‑focused espionage with sci‑fi powers, offering similar puzzle‑stealth gameplay.”
“Atmospheric sci‑fi puzzle‑platformer focusing on exploration and environmental puzzles, a direct genre match.”
About the Product
Is this your tool?
Claim this page to update details, reply to user reviews, and drive more traffic to your product.
Claim this Product →