Games like Doc the Destroyer

"Monster Loves You Too!" is a narrative-driven game where players begin as a small creature and grow into a monster, making choices using FLESH, BRAIN, and GUTS resources. These choices determine your path in life, including joining gangs, forming alliances, and making ethical decisions. The game takes place in the fantastical city of Asch, where you'll navigate the alleys and interact with other monsters. Your actions and decisions shape your story and ultimately decide your place in the monster world.

"Icy" is a single-player Role Playing Game set in a post-apocalyptic Ice Age. As the leader of a nomad family, players must survive through decision-making and character development, while dealing with wildlife, loners, and miscreants. The game boasts an intriguing story, phenomenal gameplay, great visuals, and a dense atmosphere, creating a unique and immersive experience. For more information, check out "Dustgrave - A Sandbox RPG" on Steam.

In Wasteland 3, you lead a team of Desert Rangers in post-apocalyptic Colorado, where choices matter and have lasting consequences. Engage in tactical combat, recruit and manage allies, and navigate a dangerous world filled with factions vying for power. Your decisions will shape the fate of your squad and the future of the wasteland.

Valess, a boy earning petty cash in a commune of drifters is suddenly met by Lock, a stand-alone golem. Valess' mother was kidnapped by a terrorist organization, and upon discovering that the leader of that organization has an enormous bounty on his head, Valess receives a golem of his own from Lock and decides to join him on an adventure into the unknown where numerous bounties await. Thus begins…

Songs of Rats is a dark roguelike RPG where you play as a rat exploring an ever-changing labyrinth filled with the ruins of lost civilizations. Craft your hero, gather companions, and navigate a shifting maze teeming with strange enemies and hidden secrets. Survival depends on your choices, gear, and uncovering the truth behind this mysterious world.

Encased is a single-player, science fiction RPG with a wonderful story, phenomenal gameplay, and sensational visuals. Set in a dystopian world, you'll fight enemies, explore the wasteland, and level up your character. With various factions, crafting, combat, and negotiation, you'll need wits and skills to survive in this rich, dangerous open world. Despite some bugs, its dense atmosphere and excellent replayability make for a hilarious and immersive experience.

"Gripper: Prologue" is an action RPG where you use a car with a hook to tear the hearts of relatives and bosses in a world where androids burn men literally. After your farm is burned down, you must learn to kill with your car to avenge your loss. The game features 4 bizarre biomes, 2 colossal bosses, and a nightmarish tunnel with incredible music, offering a personal story of loss and closure.

Wasteland 2: Director's Cut is a post-apocalyptic RPG, serving as the sequel to the original 1988 game. Experience over 80 hours of gameplay, making strategic decisions with permanent consequences and customizing your Desert Ranger squad with a vast array of weapons. Explore a highly reactive world with hundreds of characters and thousands of appearance options, ensuring no two playthroughs are the same.

Space Siege is a science fiction action-RPG developed by Gas Powered Games. The game features both single-player and multiplayer modes, with intense combat, strategic decision-making, and fast-paced tactics. Players must battle against alien enemies and make choices that will affect the game's outcome in this thrilling space adventure.

NEO Scavenger is a post-apocalyptic survival R set in Michigan. Gameplay is turn-based, allowing you to scavenge for supplies, manage your condition, and encounter various characters. With no grinding or levels, your starting abilities and wit are your only tools in this harsh world. The game features a unique setting, including local folklore and cryptids, and a permadeath system, ensuring each decision matters.