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2017PCSteam Deck playable80 % positivefree

You play as Red Riding Hood, fighting monsters with cards to rescue your beloved grandma from the forest's dangers. Battles unfold as turn-based card duels, and you shape your own deck from the cards you collect along the way.

  • Cards and deck-building
  • Turn-based combat
  • Fantasy setting
  • Tactical depth

The closest matches for Night of Full Moon are Ancient Enemy, Slay the Spire and Hungry Horrors. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Night of Full Moon special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Ancient Enemy

96 %Match

2020PCSteam Deck playable89 % positive16.49 €

Brings what grabs you about Night of Full Moon: cards and deck-building, turn-based combat as well as a fantasy setting.

A dark card-battling RPG in which a revived mage travels through landscapes inspired by British mythology and the Mabinogion. Tactical card duels, deck building and a bleak atmosphere define the experience.

Hungry Horrors

Cards and deck-building

In this roguelite deck builder you cook instead of fight, feeding monsters from British and Irish folklore the right dishes before they make a meal of you. It's an original twist that blends card strategy with cooking and myth.

Breach Wanderers

Strong character progression

A roguelike deckbuilder with heavy RPG layering: pick a hero, reshape your deck, and combine guild upgrades, skill trees and items into powerful builds in turn-based fights.

Solitairica

Cards and deck-building

Solitairica fuses classic solitaire with roguelike combat: clearing cards charges your spells and damages enemies while you build up a hero with items and abilities. It all comes wrapped in a tongue-in-cheek fantasy tone.

Monster Train

Cards and deck-building

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

Cards and deck-building

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.

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