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2026 PCPlayStationXbox 19.49 €

A deckbuilding card battler set in 17th-century folk horror, where you cleanse a cursed family's sins by outplaying demons and ultimately the Devil himself in card duels.

What defines The Killing Stone:

  • Turn-based combat
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Tactical depth
  • Lavish presentation

The closest matches for The Killing Stone are Winnie's Hole, Curse of Resthaven and Black Book. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Killing Stone special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Winnie's Hole

92 %

2026 PC 16.00 €

  • Turn-based combat
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Tactical depth

You play as a virus inside Winnie's body and mind, capturing and mutating cells to build a deck for combo-driven battles. A dark yet charming roguelite deckbuilder about being seen as a monster.

Curse of Resthaven

Turn-based combat

A narrative roguelite where you run a cursed island while investigating your niece's disappearance. Card-based expeditions, interrogations and trading drive the dark mystery as the next cataclysm looms.

Black Book

Turn-based combat

Black Book blends card-based turn-based battles with an adventure steeped in Slavic folklore. As the young sorceress Vasilisa you face demons and spirits, guided through a dark, story-driven tale set in a haunted village world.

Burn With Me

Turn-based combat

A story-driven deckbuilder with an occult mystery mood where card placement creates synergies. To summon your personal demon, you permanently burn your cards and your soul.

Inscryption

Turn-based combat

A creepy card game played against a shadowy figure in a dark cabin, mixing deckbuilding with escape-room puzzles while constantly breaking its own rules. Beneath the surface lies a surprising, fourth-wall-bending mystery.

Death Howl

Turn-based combat

A grieving mother travels the spirit world to bring back her son. Grid-based turn-based fights combined with deck building are tricky and recall the punishing nature of soulslikes.

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