Games like Dataclysm
If Dataclysm is your kind of game, the closest matches are Evocation, SnapQuest and Darcnia Monster — picked from the ranked list below. 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.
Get personalized picks →About Dataclysm: Embark on a journey into the heart of a digital kingdom unlike any other. Dataclysm invites you to explore a world where ancient data comes alive, and every line of code tells a story waiting to be unraveled.
Players who liked Dataclysm also play
Steam players who put hours into Dataclysm also tend to own these titles — a signal called collaborative filtering. imho.run cross-references millions of library ownership patterns to surface games whose real audiences overlap, regardless of whether their genre tags match.
Evocation
WHY THIS
Top pick for Dataclysm fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Dataclysm.
Evocation is a card game with unique gameplay, high interactivity, and deep mechanics. It includes a roguelike PvE mode and an online PvP mode without in-app purchases. Draw and maintain your magical circle, freely trade and craft equipment, and purge the heretics along the pilgrimage path.
SnapQuest
WHY THIS
Second-strongest match for Dataclysm fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Dataclysm.
Turn your photos into a deck. Scan pets, food, travel shots, desk clutter, and random life junk to create weird playable cards, build strange combos, fight modern life, and challenge friends in campaign or PvP.
Darcnia Monster
WHY THIS
Third-strongest match for Dataclysm fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Dataclysm.
Place a card and its monster rises onto the board. A tactical card game, online and free, with no pay to win: every card is earned by playing, never from a gacha, and traded with other players in the Trade Hall and the Auction House.
Shinayu
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Ranked #4 for Dataclysm fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Dataclysm.
Shinayu is a brand-new game concept combining round-based strategy card game with mechanical based 3D combat game. The first game where cards can be played in two vastly different game modes. Enjoy the strategical card game and bring the cards alive in intense 3D arenas whenever characters clash.
Excava
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Ranked #5 for Dataclysm fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Dataclysm.
Uncover forgotten relics and ancient creatures as you outsmart your opponent in this strategic archaeological card game. Excava, where the past is your greatest weapon.
Spellsteel
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Ranked #6 for Dataclysm fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy with Dataclysm.
A free-to-play fantasy collectible card game where six civilizations battle to claim the legendary Kharadum Codex. Build your deck, command legendary Champions, and master deep tactical PvP.
Gank
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Ranked #7 for Dataclysm fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Dataclysm.
WISHLIST NOW! A love letter to all fans out there who enjoy DOTA or LoL - a MOBA card game! Explore the lore-filled Eudoria, and pit mainstream fantasy like trolls, banshees, even hydras in a long-awaited showdown. Though designed for quick online matches, we also squeezed in a roguelite campaign!
Dragon Evo
WHY THIS
Ranked #8 for Dataclysm fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Dataclysm.
A fantasy themed card game and deckbuilder with elements from RPGs and strategy games. Manage resources, utilize strategic placement and use additional building cards, event cards and action cards to win. Single player, online ranked or unranked - play with or without your friends.
Free alternatives
Free-to-play games that recommended players of this title also tend to enjoy.
Magic Archery
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with Dataclysm.
Train a commoner to become the greatest archer in this short incremental game! Increase your stats, gather wealth from quests, buy upgrades, and infuse your arrows with magic.
Eternal Senia
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Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with Dataclysm.
Thoughts and expectations ARPG
Disfigure
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with Dataclysm.
Disfigure is a grim-dark action rogue-like where you battle relentless hordes of monsters lurking in the shadows. Unlock powerful weapons, craft god-like builds with hundreds of upgrades, slay colossal bosses, and push your limits in intense 20–30 minute survival runs!
Landfall Archives
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Strategy and Indie with Dataclysm.
Break into the Landfall Archives to steal and play previously unreleased games, demos, interactive slide shows, and even an unreleased version of Totally Accurate Battle Simulator from 2017!
Die in the Dungeon: Origins
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Strategy and Indie with Dataclysm.
Fight your way through a mysterious dungeon in this deck-building, turn-based roguelike game where you don't use cards, but DICE! Deal with enemies by combining dice on your board, boost their effects with magical relics, and discover the story behind Die in the Dungeon!
Epic Battle Fantasy 3
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with Dataclysm.
Epic Battle Fantasy 3 is a silly turn-based JRPG, full of useless NPCs, rabid cats, childish humor, unreasonably large weapons, anime boobs, and other nonsense. And it's totally free!
NERTS! Online
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie and Casual with Dataclysm.
NERTS! Online is a fast-paced competitive solitaire game for you and up to five of your friends, played the same way we play it at the Zachtronics office!
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Frequently asked about Dataclysm
- Does Dataclysm have multiplayer or co-op?
- Yes — Dataclysm supports multi-player play according to its Steam store listing (Multi-player, Online PvP, PvP).
- What games are most similar to Dataclysm?
- Based on Steam play patterns and shared genres/tags, the games most often recommended alongside Dataclysm are Evocation, SnapQuest, Darcnia Monster.
- Who developed Dataclysm?
- Dataclysm was developed by Pet The Dog.
imho.run ranks Steam game alternatives using a mix of collaborative filtering (ALS / iALS / EASE / LightGCN), content scoring over genres, categories, Steam tags, developers, and publishers, plus AI-extracted vibes mined from review text. The page above is generated in seed mode anchored on Dataclysm.
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