Games like Tales of the Deck

"Cardaclysm: Shards of the Four" is a single-player fantasy turn-based strategy game with splendid mechanics and stellar graphics. As a dark wizard who has unleashed the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, collect and use over 200 unique cards and 40 artifacts to battle bosses and prevent the Apocalypse. The game's procedurally generated world offers endless exploration. Masterful music and a risk of grinding are also included.

"Fate Hunters" is a challenging single-player deckbuilder and roguelike adventure where you explore a procedurally generated tower filled with monsters and cunning bosses. Carefully craft your unique deck from items, weapons, and skills, and be prepared for tough decisions as wounds, poison, and curse cards may permanently stick to your deck. Choose to exit the tower on any level to keep your treasures, or risk losing everything for greater rewards at the top.

"Hadean Tactics" is a turn-based strategy game set in a dark, procedurally generated underworld. Assemble a party of unique heroes, each with their own abilities and upgrade trees, to battle through hordes of nightmarish creatures. With permanent death and permissive saving, every decision matters in this intense, unforgiving experience.

Gordian Quest is a deck-building RPG with strategic turn-based battles. Lead a team of heroes on a dangerous journey, combining cards to create unique abilities and manage resources wisely. Engage in a rich story with multiple branching paths and high replayability value.

In "Legend of Keepers," you assume the role of a Dungeon Manager for the Dungeons Company, protecting treasures from heroes by strategically deploying monsters, traps, and other resources. With roguelite elements, each run is unique, but players retain some bonuses between runs, creating a balance between randomization and progression. Your management skills will be tested as you deal with employee strikes and other unexpected events.

"Dungeon Tales: RPG Card Game" is a casual game that offers adventure in an epic fantasy RPG dungeon. Battle monsters, build your deck and enjoy the fantastic game mechanics and stellar visuals. However, be prepared for grinding, frequent ads, and bugs, but also fantastic replayability. The game's description is: "Adventure in an Epic Fantasy RPG Dungeon. Build Your Deck & Battle Monsters!"

Knights in Tight Spaces is a turn-based tactical game set in medieval times, blending strategic card play with dynamic action sequences. Players assemble unique parties, utilizing deck synergies and team-up moves to overcome challenging levels. With stylish visuals and an electronic soundtrack, mastering the environment and careful team selection are key to victory.

"Beneath Oresa" is a fast-paced roguelike deckbuilder set in the city of Oresa. Choose your hero and companion, each with unique abilities, and dive into tactical arenas to face various perils. With a variety of cards, upgrades, artifacts, and factions, each playthrough offers a unique experience as you turn your enemies' positioning to your advantage. Your chosen duo and playstyle will be key to navigating the challenging depths of Oresa.

"For The Warp" is a roguelike deck-building game set in space, where you must survive a long trade route, fight enemies, and explore procedurally generated systems. With 6 ships, 120 play cards, and 34 equipment cards, each playthrough is unique. Discover new cards, unlock powerful technologies and ships, and survive to reach the warp gate, all while enjoying pixel art by Kirokaze and synth-pop music by Martyn Stonehouse.

"Purgatory" is a single-player Science Fiction Role Playing game with turn-based strategy gameplay similar to Heroes of Might and Magic. As the protagonist Xzus, players navigate the afterlife, recruiting spirits and battling foes to gain enough power to break out of Purgatory and regain life. The game boasts epic pixel art, a vast array of spirits to recruit, and a prequel story to the acclaimed Data Hacker series, accompanied by an amazing music score and extensive grinding.