Rank 01Why this
Shares character customization and procedural generation with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
- $24.99 (Price checked Nov 3)
- Deck Verified
- 2023
The closest matches to BlazBlue Entropy Effect: Astral Ascent, Death Must Die, Anomaly Agent, Dead Cells, and Shape of Dreams. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.
Rank 01Why this
Shares character customization and procedural generation with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Rank 02Why this
Shares endless mode and skill tree progression with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Rank 03Why this
Shares combo based combat and roguelite progression with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares procedural generation with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares combo based combat and skill tree progression with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Also Hack and Slash and Procedural Generation, like BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares roguelike and character customization with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Also Cyberpunk and Hack and Slash, like BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Shares character customization and procedural generation with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Shares endless mode and skill tree progression with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Shares combo based combat and roguelite progression with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Shares combo based combat and skill tree progression with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Also Hack and Slash and Procedural Generation, like BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Shares roguelike and character customization with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Also Cyberpunk and Hack and Slash, like BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Shares endless mode and combo based combat with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Shares boss fights and procedural generation with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Shares roguelite progression and boss fights with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Players highlight
Surfaced from review text: when other players write 'if you liked X, try Y', we catch the name and resolve it back to a Steam game.

Why this: Shares combo based combat and replayability with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Also 2D Fighter and Hack and Slash, like BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Same epic mood as BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Same competitive mood as BlazBlue Entropy Effect.


Why this: Same immersive mood as BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Same challenging mood as BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Games in the same vein priced at least 40% below BlazBlue Entropy Effect at current Steam store prices.

Why this: Shares combo based combat and roguelite progression with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares procedural generation with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares boss fights and procedural generation with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares weapon swapping with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares endless mode and combo based combat with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Same challenging mood as BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Same intense mood as BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares combo based combat with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
Valve-Verified or Playable picks from the similar pool — ready to go on Deck out of the box.

Why this: Shares character customization and procedural generation with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares combo based combat and roguelite progression with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares procedural generation with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares combo based combat and skill tree progression with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.

Why this: Shares roguelike and character customization with BlazBlue Entropy Effect.
The closest matches to BlazBlue Entropy Effect: Astral Ascent, Death Must Die, Anomaly Agent, Dead Cells, and Shape of Dreams. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.
If BlazBlue Entropy Effect is your kind of game, the closest matches are Astral Ascent, Death Must Die and Anomaly Agent — picked from the ranked list below. Reviewers describe it as challenging, competitive and epic, and single out its boss fights and character customization. Each pick is ranked by what players of this game also play, shared genres and tags, and review-mined similarity — not a generic popularity list.
Developed by 91Act, BlazBlue Entropy Effect is a 2024 action roguelite featuring 15 playable characters each with distinct movesets and extensive unlockable upgrades. Players highlight the sharp animations and responsive controls that make its combo-based combat feel satisfying. Reviewers describe the post-apocalyptic cyberpunk setting as atmospheric and note the arcade-style action as intense and immersive. Boss fights, character progression, and an endless mode provide substantial replay value for a medium-length campaign designed for short burst sessions. Online cooperative play is available, and the game is verified to run on Steam Deck at $12.99. It holds a 95% positive rating from over 4,400 Steam reviews.
About BlazBlue Entropy Effect: Enjoy action-packed flashy combat with incredibly satisfying combos and responsive controls! Numerous characters, each with completely unique playstyles and loads of unlockable moves & upgrades! This action roguelike sets the bar for fluid fast-paced action.
Players recommend it
A summary of what players say, not a promise you'll like it. Every signal is listed below.
People who play it also play: Astral Ascent, Death Must Die, Anomaly Agent
BlazBlue Entropy Effect is also on App Store. What the store pages declare:
Yes — BlazBlue Entropy Effect is Steam Deck Verified, meaning Valve has confirmed it runs well on the Deck with full controller, text legibility, and default configuration support.
BlazBlue Entropy Effect is listed on Steam at 19.99 USD (current store price; Steam sales may reduce this temporarily).
Yes — BlazBlue Entropy Effect supports multi-player play according to its Steam store listing (Multi-player, Online Co-op, Shared/Split Screen Co-op).
Based on Steam play patterns and shared genres/tags, the games most often recommended alongside BlazBlue Entropy Effect are Astral Ascent, Death Must Die, Anomaly Agent.
BlazBlue Entropy Effect was developed by 91Act and published by 91Act, Astrolabe Games.