Games Like ARC Raiders - 12 Best Extraction and Co-op Survival Shooters

1. Hunt: Showdown 1896 #

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Crytek's Hunt: Showdown 1896, originally launched in 2018 and rebranded in 2024, is the extraction game that most cleanly mirrors ARC Raiders' core tension. You drop into a moody bayou map, track down a target boss, and then face the genre's defining problem: surviving long enough to actually reach an exit.

• Similar because: high-stakes extraction loop, permanent loss of your hunter on death, slow deliberate pacing, environmental audio cues that punish reckless movement, persistent progression between runs.
• Different because: first-person rather than third-person, 1890s gothic-horror setting instead of sci-fi ruins, monster-hunting objective drives each match, smaller lobbies built around two-person teams.
• Best for: ARC Raiders players who want the same nail-biting "do I push or do I leave" stakes turned up to maximum, and who do not mind a steeper audio-driven skill curve.

2. Escape from Tarkov #

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Escape from Tarkov by Battlestate Games is the hardcore archetype the entire extraction genre, ARC Raiders included, grew out of. It is deep, unforgiving, and built around bringing in your own kit, surviving a raid, and walking out the exit with everything you scavenged.

• Similar because: defining risk-and-reward extraction structure, deep gear and inventory progression, persistent stash you build over time, tense map knowledge mattering as much as aim.
• Different because: punishingly hardcore systems, dense first-person realism, far heavier survival-sim layer, a much steeper barrier to entry than ARC's friendlier onboarding.
• Best for: ARC Raiders fans craving more depth, more systems, and a far harsher consequence model — players who treat the extraction loop as a long-term hobby rather than a quick session.

3. HELLDIVERS 2 #

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HELLDIVERS 2, the 2024 Arrowhead co-op hit, is not a loot-extraction game, but it shares ARC Raiders' best cooperative mood: a four-player squad against overwhelming AI threats, fighting toward an objective and then scrambling to a shared escape on the extraction pad.

• Similar because: cooperative PvE focus against machine and alien enemies, an objective-then-extract match rhythm, strong friendly-fire-driven teamwork, that shared "we barely made it out" payoff.
• Different because: no looting your gear off the map, mission-based deployment over a persistent surface, over-the-top satirical tone, loadout unlocked by progression rather than scavenged.
• Best for: ARC Raiders players who mostly love the co-op survival and team-extraction beats and want a lighter, more explosive PvE power fantasy with friends.

4. The Forever Winter #

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The Forever Winter from Fun Dog Studios is the thematic twin on this list. It is a cooperative PvE survival shooter where small, outgunned scavengers slip through a battlefield dominated by towering machines, grab what they can, and try to make it home — exactly ARC Raiders' "you are not the apex predator here" fantasy.

• Similar because: humans-versus-machines survival premise, scavenge-and-extract loop, environmental dread driving the tension, a strong sense of being the underdog against mechanical enemies.
• Different because: bleaker oppressive tone, more horror-leaning atmosphere, smaller-scale early-access scope, survival upkeep systems that keep pressure on you even between outings.
• Best for: ARC Raiders players who connected most with the mood and the machine-threat fiction and want a co-op survival experience that doubles down on atmosphere over polish.

5. Gray Zone Warfare #

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Gray Zone Warfare by MADFINGER Games is a tactical open-world extraction sandbox set in a persistent jungle. You take contracts, secure objectives, and manage AI threats and rival squads while deciding when to bank your gains and pull out.

• Similar because: persistent-world extraction structure, objective-and-extract contract loop, meaningful AI enemy pressure, deliberate tactical pacing that rewards patience over rushing.
• Different because: first-person military-sim framing, large open map rather than discrete arenas, heavier realism and logistics, a slower onboarding that asks for more system mastery.
• Best for: ARC Raiders players who want a bigger, more open sandbox to plan careful runs in, and who enjoy reading a map and a mission briefing as much as the firefights.

6. Arena Breakout: Infinite #

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Arena Breakout: Infinite is the PC build of MoreFun Studios' polished extraction shooter, with 2026 updates adding smarter AI and shifting weather and map states that echo ARC Raiders' changing surface conditions.

• Similar because: classic enter-loot-extract structure, gear-based progression you carry across runs, dynamic map and weather states that change each outing, an accessible free-to-play on-ramp.
• Different because: first-person grounded-military presentation, heavier inventory and economy depth, no machine-enemy fiction, a more competitive lobby focus than ARC's PvE-leaning surface.
• Best for: ARC Raiders players who want a free, accessible way into a deeper extraction economy, and who like maps that feel different every time they load in.

7. Deep Rock Galactic #

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Deep Rock Galactic by Ghost Ship Games is a beloved four-player co-op shooter about descending into procedural caves, gathering resources, surviving waves of enemies, and reaching the drop pod before you are overwhelmed — a co-op extraction beat in everything but name.

• Similar because: cooperative team objective then escape rhythm, hold-out-and-extract tension at mission end, class-based teamwork, satisfying loot and upgrade progression between dives.
• Different because: PvE-only with no player threat, fully destructible cave environments, lighthearted dwarven tone, mission-based runs rather than a persistent open surface.
• Best for: ARC Raiders players who love the co-op survival and last-second extraction thrill but want zero player conflict and a famously friendly community.

8. Marauders #

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Marauders by Small Impact Games puts the extraction loop in a retro-futuristic 1990s-that-never-was space setting. You fly out, board derelicts and stations, grab loot, and fight your way back to your ship and out — the genre's structure with a distinctive sci-fi twist.

• Similar because: enter-loot-extract core loop, gear carried across raids, AI guards plus rival crews creating layered threat, that signature push-or-leave decision under pressure.
• Different because: space-and-boarding setting, ship piloting wrapped around each raid, first-person framing, a smaller player base and rougher edges than the polished heavyweights.
• Best for: ARC Raiders players who want the extraction formula in a fresh sci-fi wrapper, and who like the added layer of piloting between objectives.

9. Dark and Darker #

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Dark and Darker by Ironmace proves the extraction formula travels far beyond firearms. It is a first-person fantasy dungeon crawler where parties delve for treasure, manage AI monsters and rival teams, and race to a portal to extract their haul before the dark closes in.

• Similar because: core extraction structure of grab-loot-and-escape, squad-based roles and positioning, persistent gear stakes, the same tension between greed and a safe exit.
• Different because: medieval-fantasy dungeon setting, melee and magic instead of guns, class-driven RPG progression, claustrophobic dungeon design over an open surface.
• Best for: ARC Raiders players who love the tactical squad positioning and extraction stakes but want a fantasy adventure flavor instead of a sci-fi battlefield.

10. Witchfire #

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Witchfire from The Astronauts is a dark-fantasy PvE shooter blending roguelite runs with extraction beats: you venture out to hunt powerful foes, gather resources, and extract to bank your progress and grow stronger before the next expedition.

• Similar because: PvE extraction loop where you choose when to bank your gains, gear and ability progression between runs, environmental danger over player hunting, that risk-versus-reward push every outing.
• Different because: solo dark-fantasy experience, spellcasting and cursed-weapon combat, roguelite run structure, gorgeous painterly art over a grounded sci-fi look.
• Best for: ARC Raiders players who mostly enjoy the PvE risk-and-reward extraction beat and want a solo, atmospheric dark-fantasy take with standout visuals.

11. Marathon #

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Marathon, Bungie's stylish sci-fi extraction shooter, is ARC Raiders' most direct modern rival. You drop as a salvage runner onto a lost colony world, chase valuable data and gear, and try to extract before rival runners and the world itself take you down.

• Similar because: modern sci-fi extraction structure, run-based loot and gear stakes, polished moment-to-moment shooting, that defining tension of timing your exit just right.
• Different because: bold stylized art direction, a heavier focus on rival-runner pressure, Bungie's signature gunfeel, a sleeker science-fiction world distinct from ARC's grounded ruins.
• Best for: ARC Raiders players shopping the same modern sci-fi extraction lane who want a high-production, visually striking alternative to compare runs against.

12. The Finals #

The Finals from Embark Studios — the same team behind ARC Raiders — is not a pure extraction shooter, but it shares Embark's destructible-arena DNA and that "grab the objective and survive the scramble to bank it" pressure, just compressed into fast competitive rounds. It is worth a look if you want more of Embark's design fingerprints, though its match structure is closer to a frantic game show than a deliberate extraction run.