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Dark Humor.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Dark Humor" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.
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HOTEL BARCELONA
Dark HumorSingleplayer
Quality 57Popularity 39Value 58

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Vendir: Plague of Lies
Dark HumorStrategy
Quality 59Popularity 19Value 72

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Dinocop
Dark HumorSingleplayer
Quality 76Popularity 23Value 50

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SLUDGE LIFE
Dark HumorAction
Quality 86Popularity 27Value 38

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Kindergarten 2
Dark HumorSingleplayer
Quality 78Popularity 30Value 44

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Northern Journey
Dark HumorSingleplayer
Quality 77Popularity 29Value 46

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Cruelty Squad
Dark HumorAction
Quality 77Popularity 35Value 36

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dotAGE
Dark HumorSimulation
Quality 76Popularity 28Value 47

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Overlord™: Raising Hell
Dark HumorRTS
Quality 74Popularity 27Value 49

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Do Not Feed the Monkeys 2099
Dark HumorStrategy
Quality 57Popularity 25Value 71

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Party Hard
Dark HumorStrategy
Quality 80Popularity 32Value 37

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Chop Goblins
Dark HumorAction
Quality 78Popularity 28Value 44

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Find Matt's Cats
Dark HumorSingleplayer
Quality 78Popularity 23Value 50

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Sintopia
Dark HumorStrategy
Quality 65Popularity 24Value 60

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MAHOUTEQ!
Dark HumorCartoony
Quality 79Popularity 25Value 46

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Disney's Chicken Little
Dark HumorSingleplayer
Quality 55Popularity 44Value 58

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Ghost Master: Resurrection
Dark HumorStrategy
Quality 66Popularity 21Value 61

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Level Devil
Dark HumorSingleplayer
Quality 73Popularity 25Value 49

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Demonschool
Dark HumorStrategy
Quality 73Popularity 24Value 49

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Get To Work
Dark HumorSingleplayer
Quality 72Popularity 29Value 47
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