Similar games
The closest structural match is Deadlink, the closest feel match is Trepang2, and the developer's previous game is The Entropy Centre. All of them have been bundled with VOID/BREAKER on Steam.
Seven games worth comparing, all of them official Steam bundle partners or the same developer's previous work. That makes the comparison factual rather than vibes-based: these are the games Playstack chose to sell alongside VOID/BREAKER.
The table
| Game | Developer | Released | Why it is comparable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trepang2 | Trepang Studios | 2023 | Fast movement shooter with a heavy emphasis on close-range gunplay |
| Deadlink | Gruby Entertainment | 2023 | Roguelite FPS with abilities and arena-to-arena runs |
| Rogue Point | Crowbar Collective | 2026 | Co-op tactical shooter from the studio behind Black Mesa |
| METAL EDEN | Reikon Games | 2025 | Sci-fi FPS with a campaign structure and cybernetic enemies |
| Luna Abyss | Kwalee Labs | 2026 | Story-driven action with bullet-hell combat and platforming |
| VOIN | Nikita Sozidar | 2024 | Solo-developed first-person hack-and-slash in Early Access |
| The Entropy Centre | Stubby Games | 2022 | The same developer's previous game: a Portal-style puzzle title |
The two closest matches
Deadlink is the structural twin. Run-based, ability cooldowns, arena clearing, a cyberpunk framing. The difference is the modding: Deadlink gives you abilities and weapons, VOID/BREAKER gives you a bench.
Trepang2 is the feel twin. Both games are built on movement and close-range aggression, and both expect you to be moving when you fire. The difference is structure: Trepang2 is a campaign, VOID/BREAKER is a run.
If you want one recommendation: play Trepang2 if you want the shooting without the roguelite, and VOID/BREAKER if you want the shooting with a build layer.
The bundle logic
VOID/BREAKER has been bundled with Trepang2, Deadlink, METAL EDEN, Rogue Point, VOIN and Luna Abyss at various points, plus a Stubbyverse bundle with The Entropy Centre. Bundle discounts stack on the individual prices, which makes them the only remaining way to pay less than $29.99 for the game.
Two of those pairings are more interesting than the rest. The Rogue Point bundle arrived with that game's launch in February 2026, and Rogue Point is co-op while VOID/BREAKER is solo — a sensible pairing for two different moods. The Stubbyverse bundle is the only way to get both of Daniel's games together.
What the comparison does not tell you
Bundle partnerships are commercial, not editorial. Being sold next to Trepang2 does not mean the games play alike; it means the publishers thought the audiences overlapped.
The genuinely useful signal is the developer's own previous game. The Entropy Centre is a puzzle game, not a shooter, and the through-line is design attitude rather than genre: a solo developer building systems and then letting players break them.
If you are choosing between them on price
Check the store pages rather than this table for current prices — the numbers move with sales, and a snapshot from 4 November 2026 would be stale within a week. What does not move is the structure: Trepang2 and Deadlink are cheaper, shorter, and have no modding bench. METAL EDEN and Luna Abyss are campaign-first. VOIN is the closest in spirit to a solo-developed systems game, and it is still in Early Access.
The worth-it page weighs VOID/BREAKER against those alternatives at its own price.
Choosing in one minute
Answer one question: do you want a campaign or a loop?
Campaign. METAL EDEN or Luna Abyss. Both are story-driven, both have a defined end, both put the shooting in service of a narrative rather than a run.
Loop. Deadlink or VOID/BREAKER. Both are run-based, both expect you to die and restart, both build their value out of repetition rather than length.
Neither, I want the shooting. Trepang2. It is the purest expression of the movement-shooter idea in this list, and it is cheaper.
I want the weird solo-dev systems game. VOIN, or The Entropy Centre if you want puzzles instead of combat.
What the roguelite FPS landscape looks like in 2026
The genre has split into two families. One is the ability-driven arena runner — Deadlink is the clearest example, and VOID/BREAKER belongs to it with a heavier build layer. The other is the extraction-adjacent shooter that borrows run structure without the restart loop.
VOID/BREAKER sits firmly in the first family and differentiates on two axes: the modding bench and the movement. That is a narrow enough identity that you can decide quickly whether it is yours.
The developer's own previous game
The Entropy Centre is worth mentioning because it explains the design instincts. It is a first-person puzzle game about rewinding objects, built around systems that interact in ways the developer clearly enjoys watching players discover.
VOID/BREAKER applies the same instinct to combat: fewer authored set pieces, more systems that combine. If you liked the way The Entropy Centre rewarded experimentation, this is the same designer doing it with guns.
A caution about "similar"
None of these games is a substitute for another. If you want VOID/BREAKER specifically, the closest experience is the free demo, not a different purchase.
The one-line version
Campaign shooter: METAL EDEN or Luna Abyss. Loop shooter: Deadlink. Pure movement: Trepang2. Solo-dev systems game: VOIN. Same designer, different genre: The Entropy Centre. All five plus VOID/BREAKER: the bundle list.
_Figures checked 4 November 2026 against Steam store pages for each game and official Playstack bundle announcements._
