Games like Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble!
Closest overall match: 7 Grand Steps: What Ancients Begat (★ 1.7). Quickest to finish: Aveyond 3-2: Gates of Night at about 1 hours.
These 8 games score highest on our similarity model for Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble! — weighted by shared tags, genre overlap, rating proximity and release era. What ties them together most: Singleplayer, Female Protagonist and Board Game.
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60%
1. 7 Grand Steps: What Ancients Begat
Shares Board Game and Singleplayer; same developer; rated 0.4 lower.
- Year
- 2013
- Rating
- ★ 1.7
- Playtime
- 4h
- Shared genres
- Casual, Indie
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56%
2. Aveyond 3-2: Gates of Night
Shares Female Protagonist and Singleplayer; rated 0.4 lower.
- Year
- 2014
- Rating
- ★ 1.6
- Playtime
- 1h
- Shared genres
- RPG, Casual, Indie
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56%
3. Crystals of Time
Shares Female Protagonist and Singleplayer.
- Year
- 2014
- Rating
- ★ 1.8
- Playtime
- 4h
- Shared genres
- Casual, Indie
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55%
4. Grave Prosperity: Redux- part 1
Shares Female Protagonist and Singleplayer.
- Year
- 2015
- Rating
- ★ 1.8
- Playtime
- 1h
- Shared genres
- RPG, Indie
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54%
5. Saira
Shares Female Protagonist and Singleplayer; same release year.
- Year
- 2009
- Rating
- ★ 2.0
- Playtime
- 1h
- Shared genres
- Indie
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54%
6. Critical Mass
Shares Singleplayer; released within 2 years.
- Year
- 2011
- Rating
- ★ 2.2
- Metacritic
- 81
- Playtime
- 1h
- Shared genres
- Casual, Indie
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53%
7. RISK
Shares Board Game and Singleplayer; rated 1.4 higher.
- Year
- 2013
- Rating
- ★ 3.4
- Playtime
- 1h
- Finish rate
- 33%
- Shared genres
- Casual
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53%
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What is the best game like Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble!?
On our similarity model, 7 Grand Steps: What Ancients Begat is the closest match to Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble! — shares Board Game and Singleplayer; same developer; rated 0.4 lower.
How this list is built
Every game in our catalog is scored against Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble! on five signals: weighted tag overlap (rare tags count more), genre overlap, platform family overlap, rating and playtime proximity, and release era. The list is recomputed nightly as ratings and new releases change.
Base game data via RAWG.