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Games like Iron Harvest

Enjoyed Iron Harvest? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Company of Heroes: Tales of Valor, War Mongrels, Ratten Reich. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Iron Harvest: Iron Harvest is a real-time strategy game set in an alternate reality after 1920, just after the Great War ended. The player commands giant dieselpunk mechs in single-player and co-op campaigns, as well as in skirmishes and multiplayer. Europe is recovering from the brutal battles of the World War, and farmers in the countryside are uncovering the remains of walking machines. The player deploys dozens of unit types, uses cover, and can choose a stealth approach.

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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Company of Heroes: Tales of Valor

Tales of Valor is the expansion to the acclaimed real-time strategy Company of Heroes. It adds three episodic campaigns: you command Hauptmann Voss‘s Tigergruppen against the British 7th Armored Division on D-Day, lead an American paratrooper company in the hours after the landings, and take the Wehrmacht side while trying to hold off the advancing Allies. Players also aim, fire and manoeuvre units directly in real time. New units include the Schwimmwagen and Staghound, alongside maps such as Villers-Bocage and three multiplayer modes – Panzerkrieg, Assault and Stonewall.

War Mongrels

War Mongrels is an isometric real-time tactics game set on the eastern front of World War II. Every mission lets you try a different approach – distract enemies or drop pieces of destroyed buildings on their heads, as the interactive environment offers plenty of tactical options. If you are spotted, you can draw your weapon and shoot your way out. You can play alone or in online co-op on PC, and each character brings their own personality, background and skills.

Ratten Reich

Ratten Reich is a real-time strategy game with realistic combat, set in a fictional world with a steampunk and dieselpunk style. The war between rats, mice, cockroaches and lizards spans three continents, each with different terrain: swamps and trenches, fortified military bases, or sandstorms and dunes. Most buildings can be destroyed, so players must consider cover and choose different approaches when attacking enemy positions. Missions can be played for the RR, FMR, ERS and RD factions, and the game is in early access.

Men of War: Vietnam

Men of War: Vietnam is a real-time tactics game set in the Vietnam War, specifically in the jungles of Southeast Asia in 1968. Players can fight through two story-driven campaigns, one as U.S. Special Forces and one as the North Vietnamese Army. Units advance through dense jungle, narrow trails and muddy rivers, and missions demand tactical decisions ranging from stealth operations and rescues to full-scale assaults, ambushes and desperate defenses. The game also offers co-op for up to four players.

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III

A strategy game set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, where three warring factions clash on the planet Acheron after a catastrophic weapon is discovered there. The player leads Space Marines, Orks or Eldar, builds a custom army from collectible elite squads with their own abilities, and progresses through a campaign of alternating missions. Massive war machines such as the Imperial Knight, Gorkanaut or Wraithknight can be controlled on the battlefield, and devastating super-abilities can be unleashed. Large-scale battles take place across volcanic terrain and orbital Star Forts, and players can also compete online in multiplayer.

Grey Goo

Grey Goo is a real-time strategy game in which intelligent lifeforms fight over the resources of a remote world and over control of Ecosystem 9. Players gather resources, build their base and command their forces, with classic strategy mechanics paired with a balanced combat system that puts emphasis on base-building. The single-player campaign offers three factions – the Humans with their defensive architecture, the versatile alien Beta and the enigmatic, highly mobile Goo – while multiplayer also lets you play the unpredictable Shroud. Unit-altering tech upgrades, game-ending Epic units, a map editor and replay and observer modes round out the experience.