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2020PCSteam Deck playable67 % positive12.99 €

A comedic micro real-time strategy game with roguelike deckbuilding, where you play an undead commander summoning armies of skeletons and monsters to overthrow the self-righteous Livmor Alliance.

  • Cards and deck-building
  • Runs that play out differently every time
  • Economy and management
  • Lots of humour

The closest matches for Necronator: Dead Wrong are Dwarven Skykeep, Heretic's Fork and Luck be a Landlord. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Necronator: Dead Wrong special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Dwarven Skykeep

93 %Match

2022PC62 % positive19.50 €

  • Cards and deck-building
  • Lots of humour
  • Fantasy setting

A cute pixel-art card management game where you play dwarves and use magical cards to build an ever-taller tower. Humorous and strategic at once.

Heretic's Fork

Cards and deck-building

A roguelike deckbuilder where you play cards to build a hellish tower that keeps the endless hordes of the underworld from escaping. It blends tower-defense planning with card strategy and tongue-in-cheek infernal humor.

Luck be a Landlord

Cards and deck-building

A roguelike deckbuilder where you stock a slot machine with symbols and chain synergies to pay the rent each cycle. Dry humor and addictive combos blend luck with careful planning.

Loop Hero

Fantasy setting

Instead of controlling the hero, you shape the world around his endless loop with cards for monsters, buildings and terrain while managing his gear between auto-battles. An oddly addictive blend of roguelike, base-building and loot optimization wrapped in grim retro pixel art.

Monster Train

Tactical depth

A roguelike deckbuilder where you defend a hellish train across three floors against heavenly armies. Clever clan pairings and powerful synergies make every run feel different.

Fortune-499

Fantasy setting

You play a fortune teller in a corporate office, using cards and magic to survive meetings, monster hordes and printer jams. Absurd workplace humor meets tactical turn-based card play.

Guild of Dungeoneering

Cards and deck-building

You never control the hero directly; instead you play cards to build the dungeon around him, placing rooms, monsters, traps and loot. Combat resolves via card choices, wrapped in a charming doodle art style, quirky humor and a funny narrated soundtrack.

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