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Games like For the King

2018PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable87 % positive−90 % ~~19.99 €~~ 1.99 €

A turn-based roguelike RPG where you lead a party of heroes across a hex-based map, solo or in online co-op. Random events, weather and dice-based checks make every run a risky adventure.

Runs that play out differently every time
Turn-based combat
A party of several characters
Playing together in co-op

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The closest matches for For the King are Demeo, Aetheris and Across the Obelisk. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes For the King special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

In short: games like For the King

Best alternative overall: Demeo 91% match – Turn-based combat
To play together: Across the Obelisk 89% match – with co-op
Newest alternative: Aethermancer 85% match – released 2025

Best match

Demeo

91 %Match

2021PCPlayStationSteam Deck verified87 % positive22.99 €

A tabletop-style dungeon crawler where you and friends move miniatures across a virtual board in turn-based fights through procedurally generated dungeons. Dice luck, hero classes and teamwork decide the outcome.

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Aetheris

Tactical depth

A turn-based roguelite where you set out alone or with company to save your village from a voracious Shade. Your journey leads through vivid, colourful landscapes.

Across the Obelisk

Runs that play out differently every time

A cooperative deckbuilding roguelite where you lead a party of four heroes, gather cards and push through battles and events on a branching map. Playable solo or with friends, with plenty of room for synergies and builds.

Inkbound

Playing together in co-op

A tactical roguelike with grid-based turn-based combat where you play solo or in co-op, crafting your own builds across procedurally generated runs. Its active battle system built around movement and abilities, plus an ink-soaked storybook world, give it a distinct identity.

Stolen Realm

Runs that play out differently every time

A turn-based dungeon-crawling looter where you tackle tactical fights solo or with a party of up to six. Online co-op is supported and build crafting is the main draw.

Battle Chasers: Nightwar

Strong character progression

A JRPG built on Joe Madureira's Battle Chasers comic: turn-based fights with a party of heroes, randomized dungeons full of loot, all wrapped in a bold, hand-drawn comic look.

Dicefolk

Runs that play out differently every time

A tactical roguelite where you roll magical dice to command a team of Chimeras. You build your creature roster and plan each turn around your dice results.

Divinity: Original Sin 2

Playing together in co-op

A tactical CRPG whose turn-based battles let you creatively combine elements, surfaces and terrain. It pairs that with huge freedom of approach, origin characters with their own storylines and four-player co-op.

Aethermancer

Runs that play out differently every time

Aethermancer blends monster taming with roguelite runs: you build a team of mythical creatures and tackle tricky turn-based fights built around four Aether elements. Your monsters carry strength over from past runs, growing stronger beyond death.

Sunderfolk

Playing together in co-op

Sunderfolk is a turn-based tactical RPG for up to four players that feels like a cozy board game night on the couch. Each player controls their hero and coordinates moves together while adventuring through the storybook-like Sunderlands.