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Games like Crown Wars: The Black Prince

Enjoyed Crown Wars: The Black Prince? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as King's Bounty II, Crowntakers, Age of Fear: The Undead King. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Crown Wars: The Black Prince: Crown Wars: The Black Prince takes place during the ongoing War of Crowns, where knights and brigands roam the land and spread destruction. Starting from a castle base, the player works their way up to become the lord who leads the fight against the forces of evil. It is a turn-based tactics and strategy game, which Steam also lists under Adventure and RPG.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

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King's Bounty II

King's Bounty II is a single-player fantasy RPG that pairs third-person exploration with turn-based tactical combat. You travel the land of Antara and the kingdom of Nostria, where the crown’s authority is fading, noble houses push their own interests, bandits roam the roads and rumours of necromancy spread. You pick one of three heroes – Aivar, Katharine and Elisa – whose convictions are reflected in the Ideal system. Develop your hero, recruit an army from the factions and creatures of Antara, and command it on hex-based battlefields shaped by the surrounding terrain.

Crowntakers

Crowntakers is a turn-based strategy game with RPG elements that sends you on the crown’s orders into a medieval world full of challenging encounters and epic adventures. The world is randomly generated anew at each start, so the environments and encounters vary every time. The king has been abducted, and as the chosen one elected by him through a dream, you set out to free him from the evil duke before time runs out. On a hexagonal battlefield you lead nine individual mercenaries against enemies, gathering resources and improving companions and gear.

Age of Fear: The Undead King

Age of Fear: The Undead King is a turn-based strategy game with RPG elements, built on the battle system of a tabletop wargame. Players can take on the role of Sir Edward, a noble knight defending the human kingdom, or Krill, a wicked necromancer with an unearthly lust for power. Battles take place without hex grids, and units from opposite sides dislike each other and may desert, so managing their relationships requires some diplomacy. Fallen units stay dead unless an evil necromancer raises them as zombies.

Sword Legacy: Omen

Sword Legacy: Omen is a turn-based tactical RPG about a revenge quest for the long-lost Excalibur in a shattered Britannia. As Uther, a disgraced Knight Commander, you lead a band of misfit companions after the lord of Mercia is assassinated and your love is kidnapped, forging uneasy alliances against the duke of Wessex. Battles are planned with four heroes at a time, and their abilities also help solve puzzles and survive ambushes in five realms. Between fights you explore, gather documents and treasures and unlock over 70 skills; stress can leave heroes prey to panic.

Battle Brothers

Battle Brothers is a turn-based tactical RPG set in a medieval fantasy world. You lead a mercenary company in a procedurally generated campaign, choosing where to travel, whom to recruit, which contracts to take and how to train and equip your men. The world is fractured, the dead rise from their crypts, Greenskin hordes gather and Nobles prepare for war, so people turn to mercenary bands. You travel the land in real time, trade, seek recruits in taverns and accept dynamically generated contracts from settlements and Noble Houses; your deeds shape faction relations and your company’s renown.

Massive Chalice

Massive Chalice is a tactical strategy game from Double Fine Productions set across an epic timeline. As the Immortal Ruler of the nation, the player commands its heroes, arranges marriages to strengthen the Bloodlines and fights a mysterious enemy called the Cadence in a war lasting centuries. Heroes age over the timeline and eventually die, so plans have to be made dozens of years in advance; children receive randomized genetic traits from their parents, and a fallen hero’s weapon may become a Bloodline Relic passed down within the same house.