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Games like Once Upon a Galaxy

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A card battler where you recruit a ragtag squad of fairy tale characters, legendary heroes, villains and dragons and send them into battle across the galaxy. It's an accessible collect-and-strategize game mixing storybook fantasy with a space setting.

  • Cards and deck-building
  • Turn-based combat
  • A party of several characters
  • Fantasy setting

The closest matches for Once Upon a Galaxy are Monster Train, Card Hog and Marvel Snap. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Once Upon a Galaxy special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Marvel Snap

Cards and deck-building

A very fast Marvel collectible card game where you build a twelve-card deck and fight short, roughly three-minute duels over three changing locations. It thrives on clever combos and the bold "snap" that doubles the stakes.

Digimon Digital Card Battle

Cards and deck-building

A turn-based card battler set in the Digimon universe, where you win duels with partner decks like Veemon and keep improving your deck. Strategic card management meets collecting fun for fans of the franchise.

Card Hunter

A party of several characters

A tactical turn-based game with a tabletop feel, where the gear your party of heroes finds determines the cards you can play in battle. A witty Game Master evokes 80s pen-and-paper role-playing nights.

Neoverse

Cards and deck-building

Neoverse is a turn-based deckbuilding roguelite where you lead unique heroes across time and space to save the multiverse. Card battles reward tactical planning and smart deck construction.

Monster Train 2

Cards and deck-building

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.

StarVaders

Cards and deck-building

StarVaders blends a deckbuilding roguelike with grid-based tactical combat. You pilot a mech against an alien invasion and hunt for powerful card combos, with every run shaped by a different build.

Guild of Dungeoneering

Fantasy setting

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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