Tag: turn-based combat

A brilliantly complex cosmic deckbuilder that fuses hex-based tactics with eldritch horror — punishing, cerebral, and deeply rewarding for those who dare to face the abyss.

A boldly eccentric JRPG-board game hybrid that delivers personality in spades — chaotic, charming, and occasionally frustrating, but never conventional.

Dawncaster turns cards into character, and every shuffle into a new legend worth telling.

Every choice is a blade in your hand, every die roll a test of fate. In these pages, you are the hero, the strategist, the adventurer. Step into the world of Firetop Mountain, the Citadel of Chaos, Darkwood Forest, or the uncharted reaches of the Starship Traveller—and remember: in Fighting Fantasy, destiny is yours to shape.

A lovingly modernized classic that trades some legendary breadth for graceful momentum—on Switch 2, Dragon Quest VII is the most playable it’s ever been, if not quite the most magical.

A charming yet unsettling RPG set inside a child’s dream, Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass blends inventive combat with a surprisingly mature story, creating a nostalgic adventure that’s equal parts heartfelt and haunting.

Harem in Another World blends light-hearted fantasy adventure with base building and character collecting, offering an open playground full of quirky companions and playful quests. Backed by charming hand-drawn art and a relaxed sense of humor, it’s a casual isekai romp that knows its audience and delivers exactly the kind of escapism it promises

A clever, cozy, and consistently engaging roguelite that proves sometimes the best adventures are found between the pages of a book.

RogueDiceR turns randomness into strategy, inviting players to tame chaotic dice, forge powerful artifacts, and battle through unpredictable dungeons where every roll can change your fate — for better or worse.

Stellar Raiders casts you as a space pirate captain navigating the tight corridors of enemy ships, relying on cunning, crew synergy, and precise tactics. Every raid is a puzzle, and every choice can mean glory—or disaster.