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Games like No Time To Explain on Nintendo Switch

Closest overall match: Spider-Man: Web of Shadows (★ 4.0). Highest rated: Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock at ★ 4.4. Quickest to finish: Spider-Man: Web of Shadows at about 1 hours.

We compared No Time To Explain against every game in our catalog on shared tags, genre, rating, playtime and release era, and these 5 came closest.

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  1. Spider-Man: Web of Shadows

    1. Spider-Man: Web of Shadows

    Rated 0.9 higher.

    Year
    2008
    Rating
    ★ 4.0
    Metacritic
    64
    Playtime
    1h
    Finish rate
    78%
    Shared genres
    11

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  2. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock

    2. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock

    Rated 1.3 higher.

    Year
    2007
    Rating
    ★ 4.4
    Metacritic
    82
    Playtime
    4h
    Finish rate
    83%
    Shared genres
    11

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  3. Rock Band 3

    3. Rock Band 3

    Rated 1.0 higher; about 12h longer; released within 1 year.

    Year
    2010
    Rating
    ★ 4.2
    Metacritic
    92
    Playtime
    14h
    Finish rate
    75%
    Shared genres
    11

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  4. Rock Band 2

    4. Rock Band 2

    Rated 1.1 higher.

    Year
    2008
    Rating
    ★ 4.2
    Playtime
    5h
    Finish rate
    74%
    Shared genres
    11

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  5. Guitar Hero Live

    5. Guitar Hero Live

    Rated 0.6 higher.

    Year
    2015
    Rating
    ★ 3.7
    Finish rate
    56%
    Shared genres
    11

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Questions people ask

What is the best game like No Time To Explain on Nintendo Switch?

On our similarity model, Spider-Man: Web of Shadows is the closest match to No Time To Explain on Nintendo Switch — rated 0.9 higher.

Which game like No Time To Explain is rated highest?

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock holds the highest player rating in this list at 4.4/5 from 251 players.

How this list is built

Every game in our catalog is scored against No Time To Explain 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.

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