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Games like Slay the Spire

Enjoyed Slay the Spire? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Monster Train 2, Monster Train, Rungore. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Slay the Spire: Slay the Spire mixes card games with the roguelike genre into a single player deckbuilder. On every climb up the Spire the player crafts a unique deck from hundreds of cards, chooses a risky or a safe route, and faces different enemies and bosses. The layout of the Spire changes with each attempt, so the foes, cards and relics found differ as well. Relics are powerful items that can greatly enhance a deck through their interactions, yet obtaining one may cost more than just gold.

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

About these games

Monster Train 2

Monster Train returns with new clans, enemy factions, challenges and modes. The Titans have seized Heaven, and former angels and demons form a makeshift alliance against their common foe; you command these clans aboard newly forged trains through Hell, Heaven and Abyss. Play stays vertical across three tiers, where you defend your Pyre, recruit units and upgrade cards, with new Room and Equipment cards expanding your deck’s options. Between runs you visit the Covenant Outpost to unlock Pyre Hearts, take on Dimensional Challenges and customize your train.

Monster Train

Monster Train is a strategic roguelike deck-building game set on a train bound for hell. The player defends three vertical battlegrounds and shields the last burning pyre from the forces of heaven. Along the way you pick your route for the benefits it offers, upgrade your champion, recruit units, improve cards and even duplicate them. There are five clans with distinct playstyles, more than 220 cards and ten starter decks, plus the Hell Rush mode where eight players compete in real time, and daily challenges.

Rungore

RUNGORE is an indie RPG with strategy elements, inspired by Slay the Spire and Loop Hero, that combines card play with real-time battles. Your hero and enemies act at the same time, so timing matters, and you can play any number of cards without turns or limits on mana or energy. The randomized journey is divided into levels, where you meet different events and gain gear, artifacts and potions that make each run unique. The full version includes 13 playable heroes, 15 levels, 350+ cards, 100+ enemies, 120+ events, 120+ artifacts, 30+ bosses, New Game+ and localization into 17 languages.

Roguebook

Roguebook is a roguelike deckbuilder from the makers of Faeria and Richard Garfield, creator of Magic: The Gathering. The player leads a pair of heroes, with the one in front shielding the one behind, swapping their positions to chain powerful combos. Decks are assembled from over 200 cards, upgraded with 30 gems and rounded out by 80 relics with special effects. The Book changes each time it is opened – the map, its mysteries and dangers are procedurally generated, and its hexagonal-tile pages are uncovered with magic inks.

Across the Obelisk

Across the Obelisk is a co-op roguelite deckbuilder where every choice matters. You assemble decks from more than 500 cards, over 300 items and 16 heroes in four classes, and command a party of four either alone or with up to three friends in 2–4 player online co-op. Tactical battles pit you against mighty bosses, while procedurally generated events and quests decide how the story develops. Your goal is to save the daughter of the king from the treacherous Lord Hanshek and preserve the kingdom of Senenthia, through four acts and three game modes, among them obelisk mode and a weekly challenge.

Griftlands

Griftlands is a deck-building roguelite set in the harsh sci-fi world of Havaria, where you make your way by fighting and negotiating. You play as Sal, Rook or Smith, and each campaign brings its own decks, abilities and map, plus a faction allegiance and a view of you. Every choice counts – the jobs you accept, the alliances you form, the cards you gather; killing a foe may anger their friends, while sparing one leaves a dangerous rival in play. You build a combat deck and a negotiation deck side by side, can hire mercenaries or find pets, and each run offers different enemies, quests and events.