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Joe Fender, Andrew Fender · 2026 · 83 % positive of 115

24 games that play like Sunset Summit and 24 that look like it. Closest by gameplay: Only Climb: Better Together, Cairn and Climber Animals: Together.

At a glance

What games like Sunset Summit have in common

  • They came out between 2014 and 2026, none of them after Sunset Summit (2026).
  • Best rated by Steam players: A Short Hike (99 % positive of 19,064).
  • 5 games both play and look like Sunset Summit, among them Only Climb: Better Together, Cairn and Peaks of Yore.

By gameplay

Plays like Sunset Summit

Matched from Steam descriptions and player tags. The tags under each game are the ones both games share.

More matches

  1. Valley Peaks98 % positive of 158
  2. Aloft84 % positive of 2,396
  3. Mount Your Friends95 % positive of 7,693
  4. Camping Simulator: The Squad59 % positive of 996
  5. Only Up 232 % positive of 163
  6. Grand Mountain Adventure: Wonderlands91 % positive of 419
  7. Big Walk95 % positive of 43,261
  8. A Short Hike99 % positive of 19,064
  9. Climbey90 % positive of 1,143
  10. Trail & Error70 % positive of 144
  11. Lost Skies70 % positive of 1,772
  12. Lumberhill78 % positive of 193

By look

Looks like Sunset Summit

Matched from screenshots. Each card shows the screenshot closest to the look of this game.

More matches

  1. Raft93 % positive of 346,359
  2. Aron's Adventure75 % positive of 239
  3. Peaks of Yore97 % positive of 2,884
  4. Chinese Frontiers: Prologue76 % positive of 404
  5. Alaska Gold Fever80 % positive of 1,096
  6. Pushing it! Together - Sisyphus Co-op53 % positive of 387
  7. Only Climb: Better Together53 % positive of 2,899
  8. SpellMaster: The Saga40 % positive of 458
  9. Magisterium: Fantasy Craft69 % positive of 176
  10. Dungeons of Edera68 % positive of 1,045
  11. Camping Simulator: The Squad59 % positive of 996
  12. The Ranger: Lost Tribe79 % positive of 372

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How these matches work

Matches come from embeddings of Steam descriptions, player tags and screenshots, computed offline. “Plays like” compares what the games are about and how players tag them; “Looks like” compares their screenshots. The share of positive reviews is based on Steam user reviews.