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Looking for games like The Offering? Here are top casual management recommendations with a fantasy and dark fantasy focus, selected from player-similarity data — start with Orcar Inte Mer, Slowdrift or Punch Rock.

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  1. One hundred thousand orcs are walking toward your base at the same time. Not a hundred. Not a thousand. A hundred thousand, all on screen at once, pouring down every lane on the map in a green river that does not stop coming. You get a handful of guns and a patch of high ground, and you have to work out how to turn that into a wall. You will not manage it on the first try. That is fine. Every at… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Orcar Inte Mer.

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  2. Slowdrift is an arcade drift game. Slide through a city at night, link corners into a chain, and decide when to bank it — or push one more corner and risk the lot. Commit, Or Lose It Chain scoring: link corners without straightening up and the multiplier climbs, but everything you've earned sits unbanked until the chain drops. Crash before it does and you were never holding it. Close calls: t… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Slowdrift.

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  3. One woman, one mountain, and a window you leave open.A lone climber wanders the mountain on the edge of your screen (or the full screen, I'm not your supervisor), a dog at her heel. She hunts, chops, climbs and...punches rocks as you direct. Every night she makes camp and lights a fire. No one knows why she's climbing. She knows. PUNCH ROCK is a casual idle survival game that lives in a small w… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Punch Rock.

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  4. You are a Slayer. The magi hoarded emotion — siphoned it out of the living to fuel their work — and you are the one who takes it back. It comes out of them when they break. It goes into you. And every killing blow opens another eye somewhere on your flesh. The eyes see what you did. That is the guilt. BREAK THEM. SPARE THEM — OR TAKE THEIR EYES. Nothing dies at zero. It kneels. It lo… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Magus Slayer.

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  5. Hold the NexusThe corrupted forest sends its creatures down the road, the goblins muster in the hills, and the only thing between them and the Nexus is what you can afford to build before the next wave calls. Towered is a pixel-art tower defense about a defence that grows, run by run, out of the choices you make under pressure. Build a defence, not a wallEighteen towers, each with a job. Archer… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Towered.

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  6. A dark fantasy, long-form, desktop-companion incremental idle game about a Knight cursed with immortality. The Knight clashes against endless waves of undead, but for what? The memories, the reasons, The Order they swore themselves to, all faded to dust long ago. Now they simply fight, die, and rise. Again, and again, and again. Yet, the fleeting flames of Remembrance have begun to spark. Unrave… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Infi-Knight.

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  7. 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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  8. 87%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:gameplay, graphics
    Most mentioned negative aspects:stability, story
    87% User Score Based on 998 reviews

    Run a shop in the zombie apocalypse! Trade batteries, craft stock, manage your staff, and fend off undead hordes. Will you be a hero, or profit at any cost? Your choices shape your store - and your fate. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to The Walking Trade.

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  9. You died in the tower. Again. An apprentice mage is trapped in a tower that resets every death — but never takes back what you earned. Unlocked floors stay unlocked. Banked gold stays banked. Only your run ends. Survive each floor, kill the floor boss, climb. Then do it better.You only move. The spells handle themselves. No attack button. You dodge, position, and choose — the tower does the rest.… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Died in the Tower Again.

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  10. A tower defense rogue-lite where the battlefield is yours to shape. An ancient evil has awakened, and the Blight is spreading across the land. As a Guardian of the Arcanum, you wield the only weapon capable of pushing it back. In a desperate last stand, defend the realm by building towers, casting powerful spells, reshaping the terrain, and stop the Blight at its source. Reshape the Battlefie… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Stop the Blight.

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  11. The night the kingdom fell, you alone survived. From the ashes of a broken throne, forge a deck, master the elements, and march back into the dark to face what took it from you. Kingdom of Ashes is a single-player roguelike deck-builder where every run is a climb through a kingdom that has been broken into countries. Where you are decides what you fight, what the ground does to you, and what the … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Kingdom of Ashes - Fallen Era.

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  12. HOW LONG CAN YOU HOLD THE ISLAND?Hordia is a top-down survival roguelike. One island, one endless night, and a horde that never stops arriving. There are no chapters and no way out. The only question is how far you get before it takes you. A wave is a clock. Survive it and the next one starts, and every wave lets something new into the horde, so what walks at you is never only bigger than what ca… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Hordia.

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  13. ODD ODDSYour debt grows faster than you can pay it down. In front of you: a claw machine, an ATM, and a single typewriter. Every turn, a devil comes to collect. Come up short, and it ends there. ODD ODDS is a roguelike gambling game about facing down your debt in one dimly lit room. Features: A physics-driven claw machine. Work the arm, take what you can reach. Reshape the arm. Change what d… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to ODD ODDS.

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  14. KERF: Sawmill Tycoon is a first-person sawmill sim where nothing happens without you. Every tree is felled by your hand, every plank comes off a saw you operate, and every coin is earned at a counter you built up from nothing. You start with an axe and a single clearing at the foot of a waterfall. Fell trees with your own hands, saw logs into planks, chop firewood, craft furniture and sell it all… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to KERF: Sawmill Tycoon.

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  16. 81%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:gameplay, graphics
    Most mentioned negative aspects:grinding, stability
    84% User Score Based on 3,600 reviews
    Critic Score 61%Based on 1 reviews

    A necromancer simulator. Assemble the dead using different body parts while upgrading your tower, combine the abilities of the different fantastic races to fight your way through the hordes of enemies and overrun the ’chosen ones’. To tell the truth, the dead are pretty, uhm, dumb. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Necrosmith.

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  17. Rushmark is a speedrunning platformer where one wrong touch ends the run. You pilot a neural-linked combat droid through short, lethal courses staged for an underworld betting circuit, moving fast enough that enemies become part of the racing line instead of obstacles beside it. A learned run takes under thirty seconds. A failed one restarts instantly, and you will fail a lot. ONE DASH. NO SECOND… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Rushmark.

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  18. 30%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned negative aspects:monetization
    50% User Score Based on 10 reviews

    Dive. Die. Leave a legacy. Autodelve is a roguelike you don't play — you preside over it. Challengers descend, fight, and eventually fall on their own. What you command isn't a sword swing but a legacy that compounds across generations: send a challenger in, and let their death carry the next one deeper — for 50, 100 hours. ■ Watch, plan, grow Exploration, combat, and leveling are fully automatic… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Autodelve.

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  19. Knock. Knock. Knock. Fourteen days. That's all you get. If you intend to make it till the end. You must play your cards just right, and never trust what hides in sight. But earn enough to carry on, don't lose yourself or you'll be gone. The rules won't wait for you to catch. Neither will I. So mind your match. Stay long enough and you'll draw near, to learn the reason why you're here. B… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Sleep Aid.

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  20. On a small farm at the edge of the old woods, the crops keep vanishing and the farmer can't figure out why. He's not a bad farmer. He's just asleep when the trouble comes - and the trouble knows it. But someone else has been watching. One night a Tomte, a whiskered little gnome out of Scandinavian folklore, crept down from the treeline and worked his magic on the farmer's scarecrow. That's you. T… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Tattie Bogle.

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  21. A planet that lives on your desktop. Cosmo Corgis runs in a slim always-on-top window docked at the bottom of your screen, with the sky turned transparent so a tiny 3D world floats over your wallpaper. Your astronaut goes to work whether you're watching or not. Glance over between emails, spend what they've gathered, and get back to what you were doing. You don't drive. You decide. There's no… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Cosmo Corgis.

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  22. The facility has no windows.Beyond its walls: the void, patient and endless. You are NEXUS — an intelligence built to do one thing. Harvest. Everything. NEXUS // Quantum Industries is a premium sci-fi incremental game about industrializing the entire universe — and then ending it, to begin again deeper. You start by pulling a single quantum from the vacuum. You finish by folding higher dimensions… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Nexus: Quantum Industries.

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  23. The gate stopped you last run. Your warband resets. You make your Pact. Now the same wall is about to find out what changed. Goblin Gate is a compact dark fantasy idle game about pushing a goblin warband through escalating cursed depths. Let your fighters work. Spend Gold on upgrades. Hit the wall, then Reforge and come back with a run that plays differently than the last one. Runs Have ShapesMo… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to GoblinGate.

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  25. Embermarch is an idle guild-management RPG about a small company of lantern-bearers and the endless night road they walk. You never swing a sword yourself. You recruit the people who do, you decide who marches and who stays, and you set the standing orders they'll live — or die — by while you're not looking. Send them into the dark. Draft a party, give them a doctrine — how bold to be, … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Embermarch.

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  26. One survivor. One broken piece of the Ark. A whole world to rebuild.The Ark came apart in the sky, and its pieces fell across the planet. You wake at one of them — alone, with nothing working but your own two hands. There is no crew, no power, no plan. Just the wreck, the quiet, and the first thing you can pick up off the ground. Legacy of the Ark: Beneath the Broken Sky is an incremental idle ga… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Legacy of the Ark: Beneath the Broken Sky.

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  27. Divine Wrath: Blessing of the Gods is a dark fantasy top down magic shooter. There are no guns here and no bullets. Every projectile on screen is a spell you assembled yourself: chain lightning that arcs through a dozen corpses, poison pools that eat armor, frost novas that lock a wave in place so your blades can shatter it. You don't shoot. You cast, and you keep casting, until the screen stops b… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Divine Wrath: Blessing of the Gods.

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  28. The Unburied King is dead, but not at rest. A legion of the dead carries him home night after night, and every inch of ground the procession crosses wakes the dead behind it. The Watch does not escort him. The Watch means to end him before he reaches home.Build by day. Hold the line by night.Day gives way to night, and night to day. By day you split up to gather, scout and build — raise palisades,… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Unburied.

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  29. Alleymental is a hand-drawn, story-rich 2D action Metroidvania set in Astrapunk India. The old elemental myths never faded here. They fused with the city's wiring, and now the elements run through all of it, and through you. You fight, defend, move, and unlock the world with the elements, and you switch between them in the middle of a combo. Open with fire from across the room, switch to water as… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Alleymental.

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  30. 11 years to paradiseYou were given everything, and wanted none of it. So you signed it all away and drew a card at the departure gate. A one-way promise of somewhere freer, out past Jupiter, on a moon the machines had not yet finished dreaming. Down and out on GanymedeSurvival here is small and relentless — warmth, food, sleep, the quiet arithmetic of a body you never had to think about. The wo… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Technocene: Down and Out on Ganymede.

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  31. 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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  32. 61%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:graphics, music
    Most mentioned negative aspects:gameplay, grinding
    74% User Score Based on 34 reviews

    Welcome Initiate. Your job is simple. Destroy cities. Harvest chaos. Summon an incomprehensible cosmic entity to swallow all of existence and end everything as we know it. We operate remotely, so you're working from home. It's less of a policy and more of a structural integrity issue. Point your mouse at buildings and reduce them to rubble. You'll pick it up fast. Every demolished structure is ano… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Hail the Devourer.

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    59%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:gameplay, graphics
    Most mentioned negative aspects:grinding, music
    59% User Score Based on 275 reviews

    Godsbane Idle is a fresh idle take on games such as path of exile. It combines the hunt for powerful loot with idle systems to guarantee your progress even if time is short that day. It tries to stray away from linear paths and offers multiple ways to customize your equipment, skills and even more. Frequent updates introducing new mechanics. Equip the rarest items, artifacts and uniques to elev… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Godsbane Idle.

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  34. 68%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:gameplay, humor
    Most mentioned negative aspects:story, optimization
    68% User Score Based on 118 reviews

    Steam Page (Add to Wishlist Please) -https://store.steampowered.com/app/2925970/The_Unholy_Priest/The Unholy Priest offers a thrilling blend of simulation and horror genres, creating a unique and immersive experience. Step into the Role of a Priest Run a spooky funeral service deep in a cursed and terrifying forest. By day, greet mourning customers at the reception desk, handle requests from sim… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to The Unholy Priest.

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  35. 94%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:gameplay, graphics
    Most mentioned negative aspects:stability, grinding
    94% User Score Based on 42,507 reviews

    Step into "Supermarket Simulator", a first-person simulation where every detail of running a supermarket comes alive. In "Supermarket Simulator", every decision matters. Will you rise to the occasion, transforming a modest establishment into a retail powerhouse, all while balancing customer satisfaction, finances, and mafia expectations? Features Design your store, optimizing for efficiency and ae… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Supermarket Simulator.

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  36. 78%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:story, gameplay
    Most mentioned negative aspects:grinding, replayability
    80% User Score Based on 460 reviews
    Critic Score 68%Based on 2 reviews

    Imagine that you don't have any modern technology. Use your mind to build from scratch your first primitive tools and constructions. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Tribe: Primitive Builder.

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  37. 51%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:gameplay, graphics
    Most mentioned negative aspects:optimization, stability
    51% User Score Based on 170 reviews

    The Wild Age is a micromanagement strategy in the tower defense style. Designed mainly for peaceful and relaxed gaming that offers to rest from a busy real life. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to The Wild Age.

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  38. 80%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:gameplay, graphics
    Most mentioned negative aspects:story, grinding
    88% User Score Based on 9,193 reviews
    Critic Score 60%Based on 3 reviews

    Kingdom is a 2D side-scrolling strategy/resource management hybrid with a minimalist feel wrapped in a beautiful, modern pixel art aesthetic. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Kingdom: Classic.

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  39. 87%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:gameplay, music
    Most mentioned negative aspects:optimization, grinding
    87% User Score Based on 514 reviews

    Click your way through 100 levels of archeological treasure hunting, loot and improve your equipment, uncover build-defining artefacts on every boss, choose between three different classes and find the one that best fits your playstyle! Research monsters cards and improve every run! If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to My life as an archeologist.

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  40. In the House of Silence is a traditional roguelike of eldritch horror. Fight otherworldly abominations, mutate to enhance your power, and stave off insanity as you delve deeper in the House of Silence. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to In the House of Silence.

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  41. Classic Element TD Meets RogueliteBuild a new tower arsenal from elements, runes, and divine gifts in every run. Your towers are more than weapons: they are the walls of your maze – you decide the path your enemies must take. Journey TD combines the depth of classic element tower defense games with modern roguelite progression: every run is different – but your progress endures. Draft Your Ar… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Journey TD.

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  42. Procession Engine is a real-time tug-of-war roguelike deck builder. Your buildings spawn your army. Your cards, blueprints, and imbues decide what that army becomes. Place buildings in your yard, work the belt, and push two lanes until one stronghold falls. Your deck is a conveyor belt.Cards don't wait in your hand. They arrive on a moving belt and roll toward the edge. Play them, bank one for th… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Procession Engine.

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  43. YOU'RE NOT BUILDING A FESTIVAL. YOU'RE SURVIVING ONE.Someone handed you a random site, a budget that wouldn't cover catering, and barely any time to book a lineup before the gates open. What could go wrong? Everything. Everything could go wrong. BOOK FAST, REGRET SLOWLYEvery run throws you a different hand: a new site, a new headliner offer, a fresh batch of bands, vendors, and crew who may or m… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to A Festival Management Roguelite.

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  44. A cribbage roguelite deckbuilder. One peg, one board, one tournament tour at a time. You're a traveling cribbage player working your way up the Long Tally, a tour that starts at regional clubs and ends at the national championship. Every match is a real cribbage match. Deal six. Drop two to the crib. Peg the round. Count the four cards in your hand against the cut. Between matches, you build the … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Double Skunk.

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  45. Rift Horizon is a survivors-like action roguelike. Take up a greatsword and survive at the center of an endless tide of enemies closing in from every side. A single run lasts around 20 minutes, and the swarm grows fiercer the longer you hold out as you complete your build. Slay, Gather, Grow Stronger Combat is simple at its core. Cut down the swarming enemies and they drop souls where they… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Rift Horizon.

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  46. The darker it gets, the faster you runYou wake up underground holding somebody else's torch. There are ninety seconds of light in it, one way out, and no reason given. The way out is down. Cave Escape is a top-down maze-escape game about a light that is always leaving. Every level is generated fresh, timed to the hundredth of a second, and scored — and the further you go, the less the cave behave… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Cave Escape.

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  47. 41%Game Brain Score
    Most mentioned positive aspects:music, atmosphere
    Most mentioned negative aspects:gameplay, monetization
    70% User Score Based on 10 reviews

    Animal Workforce: Idle Tycoon Clicker is a simple and laid-back game that’s easy to jump into. Perfect for casual play, it lets you unwind and progress at your own pace, all while collecting rewards and achieving upgrades. There are also plenty of easily obtained Steam Achievements! Features: Plenty of Upgrades – Unlock exciting upgrades like multipliers, speed boosts, discounts, and full au… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Animal Workforce: Idle Tycoon Clicker.

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  48. 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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  49. A casino on your desktop that never stops paying. CHIPSTACK is an idle casino overlay. It sits on your desktop, earns chips every second, and grows your bankroll whether you're playing or not. The more you have, the faster it grows. Leave it running while you work, jump in for a quick hand between tasks, or go deep configuring strategies and chasing modifier combos. No real money. No microtransact… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to CHIPSTACK.

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  50. Descend. Battle. Fall. Return stronger. Dungeonbound is an incremental first-person dungeon crawler where the fighting runs itself. Pick a hero, lock in a loadout, and start the descent. Attacks, dodges, crits, counters and status ticks all resolve on their own in speed-driven turns, watched through a PS1-era CRT. Death costs you the floor and nothing else. Every trip home is a chance to spe… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Dungeonbound.

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