Honoiro no Jikou is the kind of game that starts slow and cozy, then quietly becomes something deeper. Made by Shanghai Yaxian Huizhi Technology, it opens with you as a student at an agricultural university. The days pass at a gentle pace: attending classes, wandering the campus, getting to know the people around you. This is a youth story first and foremost, full of small moments and the relationships you build along the way.

The Clone Wars are ending, and the work left over is the dangerous kind. STAR WARS Zero Company is a single player turn based tactics game from Bit Reactor, published by Electronic Arts, set in the twilight of the conflict. You step into the boots of Hawks, a former Republic officer now leading Zero Company, recruited for an operation with stakes that outgrow the war around it.

Die in the Dungeon rolls a different set of dice in the roguelike genre. Forget carefully crafted decks of cards. Instead, you assemble your arsenal from a set of dice, each representing an action: attack enemies, heal wounds, or control the roll of fate itself. Every encounter becomes a gamble, a thrilling test of luck where a single roll can turn the tide of battle. Welcome to the dangerous dungeon. Here, every corner hides enemies and hidden dangers. Die in the Dungeon forces you to think on your feet. The dice you choose become your weapon, your shield, your entire strategy. Will you launch a flurry of attacks, hoping for luck? Or will you play it safe, fortifying your defenses and waiting for the perfect moment to strike?

Combolands is a tiny roguelike citybuilder with deep strategy packed into a bite sized frame, developed and published by Crux Games. The charm hides a sharp mind underneath. Every run starts on a brand new procedural island with one job: grow a tiny hamlet into a thriving city before the clock runs out. Place buildings, unlock powerful synergies, and trigger cascading combos until the numbers sing.

Twenty years of protection in exchange for twenty years of dinner service: that is the deal at the heart of Feed the Scorchpot, a turn based strategy roguelike from Moravian, published by Indieformer and WhisperGames.

Yao-Guai Hunter is a thrilling turn-based RPG strategy game developed by MòGames, set in a beautifully crafted anime-inspired world. In this game, players assume the role of a skilled hunter, tasked with defending their village against the fearsome Yao-Guai creatures that roam the land. As players progress through the game, they’ll collect and train a team of powerful heroes, each with their unique abilities and strengths. With a variety of different weapons and equipment at their disposal, players must strategize and plan their attacks carefully to overcome their enemies. The game’s captivating storyline takes players on a journey through a world filled with danger and adventure, with a range of different environments to explore, from lush forests to dark dungeons.

Two more wayward souls wander the Old Road. Darkest Dungeon: The Fire's Edge brings the Duelist and the Runaway, characters first introduced in Darkest Dungeon II, down beneath the manor to face its lurking horrors with their own styles and stories. The gothic turn based RPG chapter comes from Red Hook Studios, which develops and publishes the series.

RuneHeads invites you to lead a crew into the unknown in this dark and punishing adventure. Journey to the Void is a game about making every move count. You manage a group of specialists as they trek through a shifting landscape where danger hides in every shadow. The combat is slow and methodical, forcing you to think about positioning and ability synergy rather than just clicking buttons. It is a gritty experience that rewards patience and smart planning, set in a universe that feels both vast and terrifyingly empty.

"Lootbound" is a turn based strategy RPG developed by ArtDock and published by Dreland Enterprises. The title points to the heart of the experience: a journey where equipment and treasure shape the power of the party. The game combines tactical combat with adventure pacing and a casual approach to progression.

The world of video games is constantly replenished with new interesting projects and the game Fogpiercer, which was released in 2026, is just such a case. Developed by the talented team Mad Cookies Studio with the support of the famous publisher Hooded Horse, this game offers us a very exciting journey. Before us is an excellent turn based strategy with large elements of role playing game which at the same time remains quite casual and friendly to beginners. You find yourself in a world that is completely covered in thick, impenetrable fog and your only hope for survival is a large armored train. You become its captain and must lead your people through all the dangers that lurk in this mysterious fog. The game does not try to pressure you with complex mechanics or a constant lack of time, it is created so that you can relax and just enjoy an interesting story.