Single-player games like Billiard Rampage
Below are 8 single-player Steam games similar to Billiard Rampage, ranked by player overlap. Every pick carries Steam's Single-player category, so multiplayer-only titles or always-online games don't sneak in. imho.run pulls the category data from Steam directly — Single-player here matches what the store labels.
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Ranked picks
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Biryado
Single-player alternative to Billiard Rampage — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Sports and Strategy with Billiard Rampage.
Biryado is a billiards roguelike deckbuilder where rules are made to be broken. Collect Billy’s bizarre artefacts, customize your balls with wild abilities and combine their effects into absurd combos. Master shifting tables, overcome eccentric bosses, and send your score into another dimension!
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Ding! Pocket It!: Rogue Simulator
Single-player alternative to Billiard Rampage — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Sports and Strategy with Billiard Rampage.
A Roguelite deck-builder with pool-style controls. Refine your cap combos, hone your shot skills, and use “Base × Multiplier” to rack up a high score!
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8 Ball Pool: Play Together
Single-player alternative to Billiard Rampage — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Sports and Simulation with Billiard Rampage.
Step into a lively bar and experience classic 8-ball pool in 8 Ball Pool: Play Together. Play locally with friends, challenge players online, or test your skills against AI. Master realistic mechanics, manage your cue with the chalk system, and rise through the ranks to unlock new customization.
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NIGHTRAIN POOL HALL
Single-player alternative to Billiard Rampage — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Sports and Strategy with Billiard Rampage.
A billiards roguelike deckbuilder where cards let you break the rules of pool. Tilt the table, swap two balls, levitate one, and build powerful combos. But the table fights back with stone balls, rising walls, sealed pockets, and gravity vortices that pull shots off course.
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Par Under Review
Single-player alternative to Billiard Rampage — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Sports and Strategy with Billiard Rampage.
What’s left of golf when you take away the swing? Every decision. In the 1930s, as numbered irons arrive, you test new courses on paper, with a deck of clubs and a pair of dice standing in for the golfer. Read the odds, plan for the miss. A turn-based roguelike where the rules come from golf itself.
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Conquest Tactics : Realm of Sin
Single-player alternative to Billiard Rampage — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy with Billiard Rampage.
Conquest Tactics: Realm of Sin is a dark-fantasy roguelite tactics game. Command your army and engage in turn-based battles on a hex-based board as you advance step by step to conquer a land shrouded in sin. Your choices carry weight: will you restore order… or allow eternal darkness to reign?
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Touhou Rinrinki ~ Crafts of the Lucky Beast
Single-player alternative to Billiard Rampage — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy with Billiard Rampage.
Touhou Rinrinki ~ Crafts of the Luck Beast is a Touhou Doujin Card-Strategy Game. Using cards across different seasons, join forces with duelists of unique abilities, face various opponents from all over Gensoukyo, and uncover the truth behind the Card Duel Incident!
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Drop Pockets
Single-player alternative to Billiard Rampage — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Sports and Strategy with Billiard Rampage.
The billiards roguelike. Strategic, physics based combat against Pool Sharks who don't play by the rules. Pocket your balls and clear out your opposition in this chaotic game of pool!