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Games like Logistica: Under Glass

Games like Logistica: Under Glass

Looking for games like Logistica: Under Glass? Here are top tactical city builder recommendations, selected from player-similarity data — start with King Cupid, Bressnath or Ode to War.

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  1. Heaven fell. You didn't get out. King Cupid is a roguelike that fuses bubble-shooter aiming with a two-zone falling board, five-color mana building, and target-priority puzzling. Heaven came down, and what's left standing is called the Fallen City. The angels pulled out early. A handful of Cupids didn't make it — and neither did the wraiths now filling the streets. Your job is simple: clear the wr… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to King Cupid.

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  2. The fen gives nothing back You arrive with a handful of villagers at a half-drowned holding in the Vreldsath fens, in the years of the Rekindling. Every stand of timber, every stone seam and every fishing pool runs dry, and nothing grows back. Standing still is losing slowly — the only economy is pushing outward, to better ground and worse neighbours.A town that works the way it looks Everything … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Bressnath.

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  3. Ode to War is a slow multiplayer strategy game about running settlements on a shared planet. The server advances once an hour. You are not meant to sit in front of it: you give your towns something to do, close the game, and come back to find out what the world did without you. You do not play a nation. You play an administrator. Every settlement you found keeps its own granary, its own quarry … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Ode to War.

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  4. 10 Billion Blocks is a short incremental game about taking a cube-shaped planet apart to find what's sealed inside. Click to break blocks. Spend the coin on Miners who mine alongside you, and on picks hard enough to reach the next layer down. Orbit the planet, hunt for ore, break into whatever's buried in it, and take the whole thing away until only the thing at its heart is left. Then warp to th… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to 10 Billion Blocks.

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  5. Two hours. That is the whole deal. Fifty levels. One run. Two hours in total, counted while the game is open. The clock pauses when you close the game and resumes when you return. Starting another run does not reset it. Clear all fifty before it runs out and the game asks you a question it has been building towards the entire time: do you want your money back?The maze IS the game There is no fixe… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Refund Me TD.

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  6. You never lose the shores you leave. Keepshore is a calm 3D town-builder that spans nine ages of human ingenuity — from one thatched hut on a wild coast to a gas-lit city of iron, glass and electric light. Raise buildings. Staff them with people who have names. Wire raw goods into production chains, sell into a market that actually moves, and grow a settlement you're proud to look at. No co… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Keepshore.

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  7. The Veil tore on a Monday. The dead stopped staying dead. And Aldric — Sage of the Veil, hiding from his past in a quiet mortician's job — is the only one still on shift. GRAVEYARD SHIFT: A SAGE'S LAST STAND is a dark pixel-art roguelike deckbuilder where the dead on your table become the deck in your hands. Survive twenty-two nights across four weeks of escalating horrors, forge your cards towar… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Graveyard Shift: A Sage's Last Stand.

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  8. Most deckbuilders hand you one hero and one deck. Deckalypse hands you four survivors and makes them share. A Tank to hold the line, a DPS to break it, a Ranged hitter to control the field, and a Support to keep everyone breathing. Each one builds their own deck and draws their own hand. Every turn you decide who acts and who watches. One energy pool. Four hands. Never enough.Eight cards land in … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Deckalypse.

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  9. Your village is one of several on a small island. None of the others intend to stay small. You inherit a tavern and nothing else. Everything after it has to be paid for out of what the village already makes, so you start with ale and you trade upward from there. Every morning your deck deals you a hand and you work out which card belongs at which door. The same card is worth different things in … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Wager of Banners.

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  10. Your park starts as an empty fieldThere is a bus stop outside, a gate that does not open yet, and money in the bank. Everything else is yours to put there. Amusement Factory is a cozy theme park builder with a bright, stylized look, where you draw every path, choose every ride and then watch a few hundred people make their own plans in the place you built. Build it your wayLay roads tile by tile… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Amusement Factory.

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  11. YOU ARE ARMED. YOU ARE STILL A DUCK.Someone took the egg. TIDE OR HIDE is a 1-4 player co-op survival game about a duck family with a hatchet, a stolen egg to find, and ninety-nine nights to get through. You are small. Four armed hunters standing over your camp at midnight is not a fight you win by walking at them. What decides that fight is water - deep water is a wall nothing on four legs will… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to TIDE OR HIDE.

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  12. Site 12. One pod, one core, and whatever you remember.Terraform Co. runs the off-world division, and you just got posted to an unsurveyed plot on a green planet with nothing built on it. The company wants two things out of the rock, in this order: a working operation, and a profit. You are #15 of 15 on the S&G-15, the planet's stock index. Fourteen companies are above you.Factory feeds depot,… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Terraform Co: Factory and City.

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  13. Rogue Quest is a roguelike deckbuilder where every attack is a poker hand. Build a Pair to chip, a Flush to crush, a Royal Flush to end fights. Pick a class, draft a deck, and ascend a cursed spire that gets meaner every floor. This isn't a puzzle. It's a dungeon. Every hand is a fight, every floor a new threat. How Combat Works Draw five cards. Read the board. Decide which hand to play and which … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Rogue Quest.

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  14. Head office only sends the target number. How you hit it is your problem. Sixteen tiles of land on an unfamiliar planet have just been assigned to you. The deadline is fixed, and how this world actually operates is something you'll have to find out the hard way. Push corporate value to the target and you move on to the next planet. Fall short, and that's where it ends. ️ Sixteen Tiles Is A… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Planet INC.

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  15. An isometric medieval city builder. You hold one manor by charter: lay the roads, work the fields, and raise hovels into town houses by meeting what each household needs. Winters take stores, the Crown takes dues, and raiders take whatever will burn. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Salt of the Earth.

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  16. "Heroes can't be commanded. They have to be tempted." You are the guild master. You never select a hero, never tell one where to go, and never fight a single battle yourself. The villagers pin their requests to the board in the tavern: a bounty for clearing the forest, a contract on a beast with a name. Your hunters read it, weigh the pay, take a hard look at themselves, and decide. The… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Gremio del Cazador.

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  17. Build a deck. Explore the world. Take a card from everyone you beat. Sologami is a single-player card battler with a side-scrolling overworld. You explore a hand-painted map, run into the creature blocking your path, and the two of you settle it at the card table. When you win, you choose cards from that opponent's deck and keep them for good. Your collection only grows, and every fight after tha… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to SoloGami.

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  18. Four in a row is the easy part. Earning each square is the game. Every cell on the board shows a number. To claim it you have to build that number out of the cards in your hand — and there is always more than one way. First to line up four wins: across, down, or along either diagonal. THE MATH IS THE MOVEYour hand is five cards, worth 1 to 6. A cell reading 96 does not want a 96 — it wants a 9 a… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Royals7.

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  19. A tower defense that rewrites its own board.You are the Keeper. The Ash Rift opens onto the dark, and everything that walks out of it lost its own fire once. Between them and the Hearth there is you, a handful of towers, and whatever the age you live in knows how to build. The map does not hold stillPush the Ashen too hard and the Rift answers. Mid-battle the ground splits and a new lane grows ac… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to HEARTHWATCH.

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  20. THE LAST DESK ON THE SEABED The surface routes are closed, and every town on the shelf gets its mail the same way: sealed into a cargo hold and towed out through the dark. You are the clerk. You have a window, a scale, a drawer of stamps, a handbook of towns — and a landlord. Four weeks. Four rent days. Nobody is coming down here to help you sort it. WEIGH IT. PRICE IT. STAMP IT. A customer s… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Undersea Post Office Sim.

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  21. The New Dawn is marching on your portal. You are the cult that has to keep it open. Break of Dawn is a tower defense where the whole army comes out of a deck. Every card places a building on the hex board, and the shop you buy from is your own deck laid face up. Buying is drawing. Kill them, or take them aliveSouls come from kills and upgrade towers. Sacrifices come from bodies dragged off t… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Break Of Dawn.

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  22. You are a botanist. You are not a pilot.Your UFO is in a field on Earth, and it is not going anywhere without fuel. Fortunately, this planet grows things — badly, slowly, in the wrong colors, but it grows things. Splice what you find into something that grows fast enough to get you home. Good Dirt is a hex-grid roguelike deckbuilder. Your deck is crops. Your board is a field. Every run is a jo… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Good Dirt.

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  23. War Table Arena is a real-time collectible card battler. A real-time card battler where the deck you built is only the deck you started with. Energy pours in continuously and both commanders deploy onto a three-lane tabletop, where units march, clash and lay siege to the enemy citadel while you are still deciding what to play next. There is no turn to wait for. There is only the field, and what y… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to War Table Arena.

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  24. Fablewood Chronicles is half strategy game, half idler: a civilization of moveable regions that runs itself while you do something else. You decide where everything goes and who does what. They handle the rest, and the best part is coming back to find out what they did with it. Where you put things is the gameEvery region reaches a certain distance. Put two in reach of each other and a road opens… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Fablewood Chronicles.

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  25. Every war in Spirefall ends the same way: two spent commanders, overturned tankards, and a bard insisting he won on points. Battles here are fought on tabletops, not battlefields - reputation is earned one Gauntlet at a time. Pick your banner. Sharpen your deck. Take a seat. The tavern is watching. The Land of Spirefall Between the spires and the fall line - where mountains meet sky and… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Spirefall.

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  26. 90%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:graphics, gameplay
    Most mentioned negative aspects:optimization, stability
    90% User Score Based on 1,112 reviews
    Critic Score 90%Based on 1 reviews

    Pan'orama is a relaxing and soothing puzzle simulation game in which you create amazing landscapes using different types of tiles, but most of all by discovering the connections between them and finding unique combinations. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Pan'orama.

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  27. Tavrik is a roguelite deckbuilder and hex-grid strategy game where every card you play changes the map beneath your feet. You do not cast spells at enemies. You build roads, bridge rivers, cut through forests, raise watchtowers, place markets, and shape a dangerous medieval landscape one hex at a time. Your goal is simple: Reach the next village before your energy runs out. The hard part is ev… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Tavrik.

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  28. Your power is in the cards you can't draw.Every creature card belongs to a strain. Play one and it doesn't hit for the number printed on it — it hits for the entire population of that strain, everywhere in your deck at once. Draw pile, discard, hand, all of it counts. You never need to find the right card. You only need it to exist.Every card asks the same question, every turn.HARVEST it for damag… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to BROODHOUSE.

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  29. The shutter clicks. The grid develops again. Fission Mirror Grid is a turn-based roguelike that merges grid tactics, deckbuilding, and facing puzzles. A mirror-smith forged a cursed mirror to hold his love; an archaeologist unearthed it centuries later; a photographer trapped his soul inside a film camera—four travelers meet inside the Mirror Grid, a labyrinth of stolen memories, and fight by d… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Fission Mirror Grid.

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  30. CHOP TREESClick a tree and swing. Trunks split, logs scatter across the grass, and a lucky hit lands a BONUS that showers the ground in timber. Upgrade your cursor axe through five tiers and watch each level land with a heavier, flashier impact. RAISE A VILLAGEWood becomes homes, homes become people. Your settlement grows behind its palisade — houses, lumberjack huts, sawmills, quarries, forge… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to TIMBER! Idle Village Builder.

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  31. The rookie in your display case just scored a hat trick. Reprice him.You run a sports card shop. Your staff work the register; you work the market — deciding what wax to order, what to slab, what to price up, and which rookie nobody is on yet is worth a shelf. Six weeks later the league tells you whether you were right. Nobody knows who's good yetPlayer talent is permanently hidden — even from y… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Cardboard Leagues.

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  32. Towers you grow, not towers you spendRoll and Hold is a card-driven roguelite tower defense. A tower isn't a one-shot purchase — it's an equipment card you hold, re-place and grow all run long. Every tower card rolls its own stats the moment it reaches your hand; you weld enhancement cards into its sockets and push it up the upgrade tree. By the time you reach the final boss, the tower standing on… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Roll and Hold.

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  33. A post-apocalyptic shopkeeper simulator with no menus, no fixed prices, and no second chances. People come to your counter with what they scavenged that week: a rifle with no rounds, four cans without labels, a watch that somehow still runs. They tell you what they need, and what they think is a fair number of it. Nothing here has a price, so that number is the only one you get, and plenty o… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to GRUBSTAKE: A Post Apocalyptic Pawn Shop.

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  34. A thousand years ago the gods locked themselves outPerun, Weles and the rest sealed their power into idols. Small things. Portable. As it turned out, easy to lose. When the last of them went missing, the road into Jawia closed behind it, and the gods have spent the millennium since on the far side of a door they can't open, watching a world that stopped needing them. No offerings. No fires. Nobod… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Żerca.

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  35. A fire that never stops dying.It's called Stick Picker Simulator. You pick up sticks. You feed a fire. That's the joke. Then the fire starts draining faster than the twigs by your feet can fill it, the night comes in cold, and you realize the only wood worth hauling is the dense hardwood out past the dark — and the longer you're out there, the closer your fire gets to going out. It's a cozy-… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Stick Picker Simulator.

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  36. Neon Armada: Solar Storm is a top-down arena roguelite you can learn in a single wave and spend a hundred hours failing to master. ONE WAVE TO LEARN ITLeft stick to move, right trigger for you special ability. Your guns track the nearest target on their own — so you are fighting from the first second, not reading a tutorial. Prefer to aim yourself? Twin-stick aiming is in the settings, off by de… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Neon Armada - Solar Storm.

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  37. You are the cog that makes the paperwork turn. Pawperwork is an idle game that lives on top of your other windows, in a strip of screen you can leave open while you use the computer for anything else. There is a desk, a stack of papers that never stops arriving, and a cat with a stamp. Pull the package in, stamp what is inside, send it out the other side. Then hire an intern to open what comes in… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Pawperwork.

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  38. The moon bled. Then the Cinder King came down from the mountains.Vaelgrym's flames took the forests, then the kingdoms, then the city itself. And when there was nothing left standing to burn, he tore open rifts between worlds and called his legions through them. The rifts are still open. The moon is still bleeding. The legions keep coming through, and the heroes who go in to stop them are all tha… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Eternal Rift Defense.

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  39. 45%Game Brain Score
    45% User Score Based on 6 reviews

    Wander the harsh wasteland as one of the last remaining survivors searching for supplies and battling any unwanted visitors in this Fallout inspired pocket based post-apocalyptic RPG survival game. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to The Wanderer.

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  40. 76%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:gameplay, story
    Most mentioned negative aspects:optimization, grinding
    76% User Score Based on 790 reviews

    Build and grow your settlement in a city-building simulation of medieval society Manage peasant and noble families, expand your production chain, work with the church, train an army for the king and influence the daily lives of your villagers while exploring what it means to be a true lord. Successful kingdoms are built on the shoulders of strong vassals and the labor of their peasants. Where pros… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Lords and Villeins.

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  42. 32%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:gameplay, graphics
    Most mentioned negative aspects:story, grinding
    32% User Score Based on 362 reviews

    Cave to Kingdom is a cross platform 3D online medieval management & strategy game, featuring a single persistent universe with player driven economy, war, and taxes. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Cave to Kingdom.

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  43. An RPG that lives in the corner of your screenUndealt runs in a small, borderless window at the edge of your desktop. Your party walks the road, meets whatever comes and fights it — without you. Keep it next to your browser, your code editor or another game, and look over when something good drops. It asks for your attention on a gentle curve: a few decisions early on, then mostly hands-off. Keep… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Undealt.

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  44. The Endless Harvest: Idle Farm DefenderThere is good soil here. A river that turns the wheels, hills that hold the evening light, and a village that has learned to sleep with one eye on the southern road. The Endless Harvest is an idle village-builder crossed with a tower defense. You claim land, put up farms, mills and animal pens, and spend what they produce on towers, upgrades and research. Wa… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to The Endless Harvest.

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  45. DadaWars is a fantasy strategy game that fuses city building with real-time tactics. On a battlefield that's freshly generated every run, you start from empty ground, build up your own camp, then personally command your army to wipe out the enemy and complete your contract. Building and fighting happen at the same timeFarms, lumber mills, taverns, barracks, archery ranges — what you build, … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to 搭搭大战(DaDa Wars).

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  46. The worst posting in the kingdomYou are the newest and least important person at court, so you drew the worst posting in the kingdom: an empty clearing two days from the castle, with instructions to establish a supply post. You get a cart and a map. Nobody sees you off. The castle stays there on the horizon for the whole game. The only road back is the work.The crown makes its requests. You fill … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to By Royal Request.

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  47. You share a deck with the dealerWild Crazy 8s is a roguelike deckbuilder built on Crazy Eights. You and the dealer shed cards onto the same pile and draw from the same deck, so any card you buy can show up in either hand. Thinning your deck thins it for both of you. Enhanced cards only score when you play them yourself, which makes every purchase a bet on who draws it first.Chain cards, declare su… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Wild Crazy 8s.

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  48. One question, every turnYou don't play a card: you build a chain. Every technique has an opening and an ending, and it only links to the technique that fits. You lay them face down, and when both duelists are done, the two chains meet position by position. The longer the chain, the more damage it carries. But every position is a clash, and a technique that loses its clash adds nothing. You build … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to HASSO.

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  49. BUILT TO LIVE BESIDE YOUR WORKHollow Sector is a desktop companion designed to keep running while you do something else. Leave it docked to the edge of your screen and the interface shifts into a compact vertical layout. Landscape and portrait remember their own sizes, so switching between them is instant. Everything continues in real time, even when the game is closed. Keep it open and watch the… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Hollow Sector.

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    66%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:gameplay, graphics
    Most mentioned negative aspects:grinding, stability
    83% User Score Based on 30 reviews

    The light must never go out. In the middle of a cold, endless sea stands a solitary lighthouse. Around it, your island begins to take shape, tile by tile, piece by piece. The sun breaks through the clouds and hope is in the air, but something eerie lurks beneath the surface. ShoreTiles is a strategic building and defense game where strategy, wits and luck all contribute to your island’s ulti… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to ShoreTiles.

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