Tag
Fast-Paced.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Fast-Paced" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.
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Sonic CD
Quality
73
Popularity
29
Value
40
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Terminator 2D: NO FATE
Quality
68
Popularity
26
Value
49
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Zup! Q
Quality
77
Popularity
24
Value
42
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Team Fortress Classic
Quality
71
Popularity
31
Value
39
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Zup! 4
Quality
73
Popularity
28
Value
43
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Morbid Metal
Quality
67
Popularity
26
Value
50
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Super Meat Boy 3D
Quality
70
Popularity
24
Value
49
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Guns and Nuns: Storming Hell
Quality
71
Popularity
24
Value
47
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Jackal
Quality
70
Popularity
23
Value
47
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Minute Man
Quality
43
Popularity
10
Value
85
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Marble It Up! Ultra
Quality
74
Popularity
25
Value
40
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UBERMOSH:WRAITH
Quality
74
Popularity
26
Value
39
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Breakneck
Quality
73
Popularity
36
Value
32
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Pagan: Absent Gods
Quality
52
Popularity
55
Value
40
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Swarmlake
Quality
76
Popularity
27
Value
36
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Earn to Die 2
Quality
75
Popularity
27
Value
38
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Lucky Shot
Quality
76
Popularity
18
Value
43
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HyperCore : Rhythm Bullet Hell
Quality
68
Popularity
20
Value
50
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Why does the count differ from Steam's?
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