Games like Fighting Rogue
If Fighting Rogue is your kind of game, the closest matches are Starwood: Lantern, Sangoku Bump and Claw and Conjure — 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 Fighting Rogue: As a sect champion, fight for forbidden scrolls in the Martial Arts Tournament. Master signature techniques, synergize martial manuals, and wield divine weapons to craft your unique style. Overcome relentless rivals in evolving battles—achieve legendary glory in one decisive clash!
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Starwood: Lantern
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Top pick for Fighting Rogue fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Fighting Rogue.
Build a seven-slot warband from 238 minions and spells, shape it with hero powers and run-altering Blessings, then face asynchronous rivals in a day-based fantasy autobattler where every recruit, formation, and upgrade matters.
Sangoku Bump
WHY THIS
Second-strongest match for Fighting Rogue fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Fighting Rogue.
A fast Three Kingdoms roguelike strategy card game. Recruit generals, build synergies, arrange your formation, and watch your team bump its way through automatic battles.
Claw and Conjure
WHY THIS
Third-strongest match for Fighting Rogue fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Fighting Rogue.
Claw and Conjure is an async PvP auto-battler with fantasy and RPG vibes. Upgrade your town to synergize with your build, then race into battle against real players. Hire assassins, deploy traps, and resurrect exploding minions as you climb the global leaderboards.
Portentum
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Ranked #4 for Fighting Rogue fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Fighting Rogue.
The cryptid deck-building auto battler. Hunt for broken combos using cryptids from around the world like Bigfoot, Jimothy, Nessie, and the Chupacabra. If somebody's uncle saw it in the woods in 1973, there's a good chance it's a card in Portentum.
Jianghu Duel
WHY THIS
Ranked #5 for Fighting Rogue fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy with Fighting Rogue.
This is a competitive CCG set in the world of Chinese wuxia! Unique mechanics inspired by internal and external martial arts—not traditional minion combat. Fast-paced 5–8 minute matches with exhilarating combos. Accessible deckbuilding with plenty of strategic variety.
StrategySteam ↗Cats In The Shell
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Ranked #6 for Fighting Rogue fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with Fighting Rogue.
Provoke explosive chain reactions and experiment ever-evolving combat strategies in this mech-building roguelike auto battler. Mix and match components and mech modules to discover powerful synergies, then watch each creation spring to life in satisfying combat sequences.
Backpack Jianghu
WHY THIS
Ranked #7 for Fighting Rogue fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy with Fighting Rogue.
Backpack jianghu is a Wuxia theme, inventory management and battle royale game. Choose a starting sect, enter the world with dozens of other players, pick your path, battle and grow, and compete in the final showdown at Mount Hua's peak.
One Last Sacrifice
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Ranked #8 for Fighting Rogue fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy with Fighting Rogue.
Most autobattlers reset after every match. One Last Sacrifice doesn't. Unlock skills across a branching skill tree. Build a deck. Improve creatures by crafting. Compete in 1v1 duels or 8-player elimination tournaments - sync and async play supported.
Free alternatives
Free-to-play games that recommended players of this title also tend to enjoy.
Cube Escape: Paradox
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with Fighting Rogue.
The tenth Cube Escape follows the story of detective Dale Vandermeer who finds himself trapped in two different universes and needs to escape. Cube Escape: Paradox will be released together with the accompanying Paradox: A Rusty Lake Film.
Samsara Room
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with Fighting Rogue.
You woke up in a mysterious room you have never seen before. Can you find another way out? Samsara Room is a remake of the praised predecessor of the Rusty Lake & Cube Escape series.
Landfall Archives
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Strategy and Indie with Fighting Rogue.
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 Fighting Rogue.
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!
NERTS! Online
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with Fighting Rogue.
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!
Sprout
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Strategy and Indie with Fighting Rogue.
Embark on a casual, botanical-puzzle-adventure. Make friends, learn new skills, solve puzzles, and become the mighty oak that you were always meant to be.
Path of Exile
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with Fighting Rogue.
You are an Exile, struggling to survive on the dark continent of Wraeclast, as you fight to earn power that will allow you to exact your revenge against those who wronged you. Path of Exile is an online Action RPG set in a dark fantasy world. The game is completely free and will never be pay-to-win.
Splitgate
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with Fighting Rogue.
Splitgate is a free-to-play, fast-paced multiplayer shooter that features player-controlled portals. This sci-fi shooter takes the FPS genre to a new dimension with its portal mechanics, delivering high-flying, multi-dimensional combat.
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Frequently asked about Fighting Rogue
- Does Fighting Rogue have multiplayer or co-op?
- Yes — Fighting Rogue supports multi-player play according to its Steam store listing (Multi-player, Online PvP, PvP).
- What games are most similar to Fighting Rogue?
- Based on Steam play patterns and shared genres/tags, the games most often recommended alongside Fighting Rogue are Starwood: Lantern, Sangoku Bump, Claw and Conjure.
- Who developed Fighting Rogue?
- Fighting Rogue was developed by 喵言工坊 MiaoYan Workshop.
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 Fighting Rogue.
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