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2023PCSteam Deck playable71 % positive10.25 €

A roguelike auto-battler where you stitch together zombie minions from the remains of villagers and monsters and empower them with relics. Each night you defend the town against demonic incursions.

  • Runs that play out differently every time
  • A party of several characters
  • Strong character progression
  • Fantasy setting

The closest matches for Praise Dead are Necrosmith, Astronarch and Time Walker: Dark World. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Praise Dead special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Necrosmith

94 %Match

2022PCPlayStationNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable86 % positive2.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Praise Dead: runs that differ every time, a party of several characters and deep character progression.

As a necromancer you stitch together undead minions from mixed body parts and races, upgrade your tower, and send your clumsy army against hordes and the 'chosen ones'. Experimenting with body part combinations is the heart of the fun.

Astronarch

Fantasy setting

A blend of roguelike and auto-battler: you assemble a party of heroes, travel through dangerous lands and collect magical items. Fights largely play out automatically, so success depends on party composition and gear.

Time Walker: Dark World

Runs that play out differently every time

A roguelike auto-chess game where you arrange your formation, manage resources and assign loot skills to suitable classes, while battles play out automatically against escalating waves.

Undead Horde

Runs that play out differently every time

You play a necromancer who raises a growing undead army and sweeps through the lands of the living in real time. You collect loot, upgrade your horde, and build it up over the course of a run.

He is Coming

Fantasy setting

A roguelite auto battler where you combine items and plan build synergies to withstand the demon king. Fights resolve automatically, so the appeal lies in smart decisions between rounds.

Necrosmith 2

Fantasy setting

As a necromancer you stitch together custom undead from body parts, explore a generated world by night and fend off enemy hordes by day. The sequel adds flying and swimming creatures to your army.

Just King

Runs that play out differently every time

A pixel-art roguelike auto-battler where you build a party of heroes, upgrade them with loot and watch them fight rival kings and their armies. Light humor, like recruiting the bard, adds charm.

The Last Spell

Runs that play out differently every time

You defend humanity's last city: at night you fight monster hordes in turn-based tactical combat, by day you fortify defenses and gear up your heroes. The roguelite structure makes every run a fresh set of build and positioning decisions.

Legend of Keepers

Fantasy setting

You play the dungeon master instead of the hero, setting up monsters and traps to stop invading adventurers in turn-based fights. Its roguelite structure and humorous tone keep runs fresh and replayable.

Iratus: Lord of the Dead

Tactical depth

You play an evil necromancer breaking out of his dungeon prison, commanding a horde of undead in tough turn-based battles. It mixes roguelike runs with a grim comic-style look and plenty of tactical positioning and resource planning.

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