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Games like Cubicle Quest

2015PC74 % positive

You fight your way through office life in an old-school RPG where annoying coworkers, tedious chores and dead-end jobs are your enemies. It pokes fun at workplace misery with plenty of humor.

  • Turn-based combat
  • Lots of humour
  • Strong character progression

The closest matches for Cubicle Quest are Knights of Pen and Paper II, Nexomon: Extinction and Love Esquire. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Cubicle Quest special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Nexomon: Extinction

Accessible and relaxed

A classic monster-catching RPG in the vein of Pokémon, with over 300 Nexomon to capture and train. It pairs turn-based battles with an original story and quirky characters for a nostalgic adventure.

Love Esquire

Accessible and relaxed

Love Esquire puts you into a romantic comedy dating sim packed with plotlines and backstories to uncover. Its old-school turn-based combat adds a nostalgic RPG flavour to the lighthearted romance.

Chroma Squad

Turn-based combat

Five stunt actors start their own Power Rangers-style TV show, fighting in turn-based tactical battles while managing their studio and crafting gear and cardboard mechas. A funny love letter to sentai shows that blends tactics with studio management.

Cauldron

Turn-based combat

You power up your party through a constant stream of minigames, then test those upgrades in turn-based battles that unlock new maps, heroes and more minigames. It is a sprawling upgrade tree that keeps offering one more step forward.

Dungeon Rushers

Turn-based combat

A humorous, parodic tactical RPG where you lead a team through dungeons and fight monsters in turn-based battles. Loot, gear crafting and a colorful cartoon look make for a lighthearted dungeon-crawling romp.

Asdivine Hearts

Pure single-player experience

A classic indie 2D JRPG with turn-based battles, a band of companions and a tale about restoring the balance of light and shadow. Its hand-drawn look and lighthearted tone recall 16-bit era RPGs.

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