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Games like Atlas Reactor

2016PC83 % positivefree

A 4v4 tactical game where both teams plan their moves simultaneously and then watch them resolve in phases. It rewards predicting opponents' intentions and coordinating abilities as a team.

  • Turn-based combat
  • Competing against other players
  • Tactical depth
  • Co-op or multiplayer

The closest matches for Atlas Reactor are Frozen Synapse, Moonbreaker and Frozen Synapse Prime. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Atlas Reactor special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Frozen Synapse

91 %Match

2011PC83 % positive22.99 €

  • Turn-based combat
  • Competing against other players
  • Tactical depth

Frozen Synapse is a tactical strategy game where you plan your squad's orders and both sides execute their turns simultaneously. You predict enemy moves in a sleek neon-minimal look, making every round a tense, puzzle-like duel of wits.

Moonbreaker

Turn-based combat

A digital tabletop miniatures game where you assemble a crew of painted figures and pit them against others in turn-based tactical duels. The sci-fi universe was created by Brandon Sanderson.

Frozen Synapse Prime

Turn-based combat

A tactics game where you plan orders for your squad, preview the outcome, then watch it play out simultaneously with your opponent's moves. Its minimalist neon look and the mind game of predicting the enemy make every duel tense.

Frozen Cortex

Turn-based combat

A tactical futuresport game where both sides plan their moves simultaneously and then watch them play out. Randomly generated arenas and outguessing your opponent make for tense, brainy duels.

Worms Revolution

Turn-based combat

Turn-based artillery skirmishes between goofy worms armed with absurd weapons, now with dynamic water, physics objects and worm classes. It shines most in local or online multiplayer matches.

Worms 4: Mayhem

Turn-based combat

Worms 4: Mayhem is a turn-based artillery tactics game where you lead a team of quirky worms armed with absurd weapons across destructible 3D maps. Its slapstick humor and chaotic multiplayer matches are the main draw.

Mechabellum

Sci-fi setting

A mech auto-battler where you buy, upgrade and position units between rounds, then watch the fight play out automatically. The appeal lies in reading and countering your opponent's army composition across 1v1, 2v2, free-for-all and Survival modes.

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