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A turn-based roguelike where you build a pool of dice instead of a deck of cards. As one of six Oracles, you balance risk and reward to purify corrupted foes and save a fallen goddess.

  • Turn-based combat
  • Tactical depth
  • Strong character progression
  • Fantasy setting

The closest matches for Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles are Knock on the Coffin Lid, Ancient Enemy and Beneath Oresa. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Beneath Oresa

Strong character progression

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Pyrene

Strong character progression

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Deck of Souls

Strong character progression

A turn-based roguelite deckbuilder with a soulslike flavor: defeated enemies become cards you add to your deck as you loop through runs to close the gates of hell. Dice rolls add an extra layer of tactical risk.

Monster Train 2

Strong character progression

A roguelike deckbuilder where you defend your Pyre across a three-floor train against waves of heavenly foes. New clans, factions and modes bring deep combo-driven strategy and high replayability.

Malys

Strong character progression

A grim roguelite deckbuilder where you play Noah, a former priest turned demon-hunter, performing exorcisms, making risky alliances and growing your deck of arcane tricks across a corrupted city.

Ring of Pain

Dark, serious atmosphere

A dark roguelike where you pick through rings of cards holding enemies, items and traps in a carefully planned order. Every move is a gamble over sequencing, health and gear, with many unlockable characters and builds.

Moonsigil Atlas

Fantasy setting

A deckbuilding roguelike with no energy system, where cards are played through physical space and shape. You slot cards together and reshape them to craft outrageously powerful combos.

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