Rank 01Why this
Shares puzzle solving with The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost.
- $11.99 (Price checked Oct 17)
- 2019
Games like The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost
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The closest matches to The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost: Dungeon Of Dragon Knight, 7 Mages, Legend of Grimrock, The Fall of the Dungeon Guardians - Enhanced Edition, and Swords and Sorcery - Underworld - Definitive Edition. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.
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Also Grid-Based Movement and Party-Based RPG, like The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost.
- $14.99 (Price checked Oct 21)
- 2012
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Aeon of Sands - The Trail
Why this: Shares grid based combat with The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost.
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The Keep
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- 1Dungeon Of Dragon Knight
Shares puzzle solving with The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost.
- 69% of 139 reviews
- 27 Mages
Shares grid based combat and puzzle solving with The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost.
- 58% of 55 reviews
- 3Legend of Grimrock
Also Grid-Based Movement and Party-Based RPG, like The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost.
- 92% of 3,288 reviews
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- 6Aeon of Sands - The Trail
Shares grid based combat with The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost.
- 88% of 84 reviews
- 7The Keep
Also Grid-Based Movement and Dungeon Crawler, like The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost.
- 71% of 55 reviews
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- 10The Quest
Also Grid-Based Movement and Turn-Based, like The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost.
- 87% of 400 reviews
- 11Wizardry 8
Also Party-Based RPG and Turn-Based, like The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost.
- 88% of 784 reviews
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- 24Crown Trick
Also Turn-Based and Dungeon Crawler, like The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost.
- 87% of 563 reviews
- Released: 2016
- Developer: Steve Jarman
- Price: $5.99checked Oct 17
- Steam Deck: Deck Playable
- 61% of 83 reviews
- Genres: RPG
- Platforms: Windows, macOS
Players highlight
- Backstabbing deals double damage
- Combat requires exploiting dungeon environment
- Methodical exploration rewards patience
- Atmospheric
- Challenging
- Contemplative
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About The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost
The closest matches to The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost: Dungeon Of Dragon Knight, 7 Mages, Legend of Grimrock, The Fall of the Dungeon Guardians - Enhanced Edition, and Swords and Sorcery - Underworld - Definitive Edition. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.
If The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost is your kind of game, the closest matches are Dungeon Of Dragon Knight, 7 Mages and Legend of Grimrock — picked from the ranked list below. Reviewers describe it as atmospheric, challenging and contemplative, and single out its backstabbing and environmental hazard exploitation. 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.
About The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost: The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost is a first-person, dungeon crawling RPG.
Is The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost worth buying?
Players are split
A summary of what players say, not a promise you'll like it. Every signal is listed below.
- 61% of 83 Steam reviews are positive.
- We don't track this game's daily reviews yet, so this is the all-time picture.
- Price: $5.99 (checked Oct 17).
- People who recommend it had played a median of 12 h when they wrote their review.
- Critics had played a median of 3 h before their negative review.
- Steam Deck Playable: works, with some rough edges.
What fans praise · Themes mined from positive reviews
- Backstabbing deals double damage
- Combat requires exploiting dungeon environment
- Methodical exploration rewards patience
- Puzzles and traps are central to progression
Top critical reviews
The most up-voted negative English reviews in our sample, quoted as written.
“Amatuerish. Not optimized and buggy. Not updated in some time and dev's website is down. Avoid this as it appears to be abandonware. Maybe worth a dollar or two if you just don't have other dungeon crawl games to play.”
“as with the other reviews I would agree the game runs like a sloth during combat. Movement delays. When you can barely kill a rat at level 1 and it has more hit points than you entire problem there is an issue. The game may be worth…”
People who play it also play: Dungeon Of Dragon Knight, 7 Mages, Legend of Grimrock
Frequently asked about The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost
Can I run it?
Does The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost run on Steam Deck?
The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost is rated Playable on Steam Deck — it runs, but expect some manual adjustments (control remapping, text size, or graphics settings) for the best experience.
How much does The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost cost?
The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost is listed on Steam at 5.99 USD (current store price; Steam sales may reduce this temporarily).
What games are most similar to The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost?
Based on Steam play patterns and shared genres/tags, the games most often recommended alongside The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost are Dungeon Of Dragon Knight, 7 Mages, Legend of Grimrock.
Who developed The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost?
The Deep Paths: Labyrinth Of Andokost was developed by Steve Jarman.