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2026 PC

A roguelike deckbuilder where you play a master chef, combining ingredients into combos to defeat hungry hordes. You recruit a kitchen crew and climb the cooking guilds while The Hunger looms.

What defines Arcane Eats:

  • Turn-based combat
  • Tactical depth
  • Fantasy setting
  • Lots of humour

The closest matches for Arcane Eats are Solitairica, Monster Train and Roguebook. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Arcane Eats special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Solitairica

95 %

2016 PC 9.99 € 👍 77 % Mostly positive, 539 reviews on Steam

  • Turn-based combat
  • Fantasy setting
  • Tactical depth

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

Turn-based combat

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.

Roguebook

Turn-based combat

A roguelike deckbuilder where you guide two heroes through a magical book, uncovering the map tile by tile and building powerful combos from cards and relics. Each run feels different thanks to randomization and hero pairings.

Monster Train 2

Turn-based combat

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.

Floppy Knights

Lots of humour

Floppy Knights blends grid-based turn-based tactics with card game mechanics: you build decks, summon knights from floppy disks, and solve battles almost like small puzzles. Its bright, witty style and charming characters set it apart.

Oaken

Turn-based combat

Oaken is a tactical turn-based roguelike with deck building, where positioning and rotating your figurines on the board decides each fight. You gather allies and upgrade cards to restore the song of the Great Oak.

Guild of Dungeoneering

Lots of humour

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.

Defend the Rook

Turn-based combat

A turn-based tactics roguelike that blends tower defense with board-style combat: you place towers and units to hold off waves of invaders. Every turn rewards careful planning rather than reflexes.

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