Games like Wizardman: Queer and Chaos RPG

"Noita is a magical action roguelite where every pixel is physically simulated, allowing for destructible environments and unique interactions. Create your own spells to fight enemies and manipulate the world, as you explore procedurally generated environments in search of unknown mysteries. Death is permanent, so use your knowledge and skills to delve deeper in each playthrough."

Soulash is a single-player, open world fantasy roguelike where you play as an evil god reaping souls for power. With turn-based combat, you can choose to be a Berserker, Warlock, Lich Necromancer, or Goblin Inquisitor, each with their own unique abilities and playstyles. The game encourages complete destruction, letting you unleash chaos on gnome villages, dwarven keeps, and even a massive capital city, with the ultimate goal of covering the world in blood.

In "Trillion: God of Destruction," you must train Overlords to combat the destructive god, Trillion, who is consuming the underworld. With only six chances and a set amount of time to prepare, you'll train stats, learn skills, and strengthen weapons. Affection points, gained through interactions with Overlords, act as a buffer in battles against Trillion and allow you to retreat, saving a portion of the underworld.

With 12 lives for two, players must fight to gain points from each kill. The containers of life are boulders freely moved by characters in the arena and used for throwing. In hand-to-hand combat the characters interact using their muscles and initiate targeted hits. When all containers are exhausted the game enters the final stage, where the victorious player takes the points earned.

In "The Dark Queen of Mortholme," you embody the Dark Queen, fending off a relentless Hero set on victory. Use powerful, evolving attacks in this pixel-art, fixed-screen battle to stop the Hero’s repeated advances. Your dialogue choices shape multiple endings, revealing different perspectives in this haunting, macabre showdown.

In Dark Souls II, players traverse a dark and foreboding world filled with dangerous enemies and challenging obstacles. With a variety of weapons, armor, and magic to discover, players must carefully manage their resources as they uncover the story of the cursed kingdom of Drangleic. Intense battles and complex puzzles await as players confront brutal bosses and unravel the mysteries of the land. Prepare for a punishing journey where every victory is hard-earned.

"Heaven Will Be Mine" is a queer science fiction visual novel set in 1981, where the dream of human habitation in space has been abandoned. Players control one of three defiant pilots who reject Earth's decision and continue to fight for their space-born existence, each with their own Ship-Self robot. The game is from the creators of "We Know The Devil."

"Chaos Reborn" is a strategy role-playing game where you play as a wizard in a turn-based battle system. Use a variety of spells and creatures to defeat your opponents and dominate the battlefield. The game also features a simultaneous turn system, adding a new layer of strategy and challenge to each battle. With promises of single-player campaigns, online multiplayer, and procedurally generated content, "Chaos Reborn" offers plenty of replayability.

"In Stars and Time" is a narrative-driven, space exploration game that follows a team of interstellar archeologists uncovering long-lost civilizations. Players will encounter unique alien species, solve puzzles, and manage their crew's relationships and skills while navigating the vast cosmos. The game features a rich, choice-based storyline with multiple endings.

Kenshi is an open-world, squad-based RPG set in a procedurally generated fantasy world. Players must navigate survival, combat, and politics while building their own base and leading a group of adventurers. With extreme freedom, deep crafting and skill systems, and high risk of permadeath, Kenshi offers a unique challenge for dedicated players.