Games like The Last Flame

85% positive from 2,859 reviewsReleased 202527% finish itSteam Deck Playable$19.99

What it is

Roguelike auto-battler with deep build creation and strategic decision-making. Players recruit heroes, craft gear, and manage resources for challenging runs.

What players liked

Players praise this deep PVE auto-battler for its satisfying buildcrafting and strategic depth, akin to deck-builders and stat-heavy RPGs.

The catch

Sheer volume of items, heroes and text overwhelms far more than it adds depth.

Why it is here

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 85% positive, but with 2,859 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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Six games like The Last Flame

Tales & Tactics

78% positive from 2,155 reviews20246% finish itDeck Playable

This is a single-player roguelike strategy game with squad-based autobattling. Players build and upgrade teams of diverse units to compete in a tournament, with unlocks adding depth over multiple runs.

What players likedPlayers praise this deep, replayable auto-battler for its solid pacing, depth, and satisfying progression, similar to League of Legends' auto-battler.

Both are tagged Hex Grid, Auto Battler and Tactical.

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Urtuk: The Desolation

88% positive from 2,512 reviews20217% finish itDeck Verified

Tactical turn-based RPG with open-world exploration and a dark fantasy feel. Recruit followers, loot enemies for skills, and survive harsh combat.

What players likedPlayers praise Urtuk: The Desolation as an RPG chess-like game with unique art, diverse characters, and challenging, unforgiving AI.

The catchCombat turns repetitive fast, with randomised battles that all blur together.

Both are tagged Hex Grid and Strategy.

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Alina of the Arena

92% positive from 3,943 reviews20221% finish itDeck Verified

Roguelike deckbuilder with hex-based tactics. Players position gladiators, use cards, and dual-wield equipment to survive arena combat.

What players likedPlayers praise "Alina of the Arena" as a fun, fast-paced, movement-based card battler, similar to "Fights in Tight Spaces," with diverse classes and weapons.

The catchThin content and few viable builds make runs feel repetitive very quickly.

Both are tagged Hex Grid, Rogue-like and Strategy.

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Despot's Game: Dystopian Battle Simulator

84% positive from 3,333 reviews202237% finish itDeck Verified

Roguelike auto-battler with tactical army building and indirect combat. Survive procedurally generated dungeons and fight other players' builds.

What players likedPlayers praise the fun core loop and build variety, comparing it to autobattlers and Gladiator Guild Manager for quick, RNG-driven runs.

The catchContent and build variety run dry after a few hours, leaving little reason to replay.

Both are tagged Auto Battler, Tactical and Rogue-like.

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Just King

89% positive from 1,485 reviews202329% finish itDeck Verified

An autobattler where you position heroes to fight, upgrade them with loot, and face bosses. It offers replayable zones and role-playing scenarios.

The catchSteering the party by spinning them with the mouse feels awkward and imprecise.

Both are tagged Auto Battler, Tactical and Rogue-like.

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Panzer Corps 2

85% positive from 4,136 reviews20201% finish itDeck Unsupported

Turn-based strategy game focused on tactical combat and strategic decision-making. Features deep simulation of WWII warfare with a massive amount of authentic units.

What players likedPlayers praise Panzer Corps 2 as the best turn-based WWII strategy game, surpassing even Panzer General and HQ: WWII.

The catchSeries veterans call it a step down from the first game, less fun despite better looks.

Both are tagged Hex Grid, Turn-Based Strategy and Strategy.

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