Games like The History of Everything
If The History of Everything is your kind of game, the closest matches are Star Squadrons: Galactic Trading Card Game, Dragon Evo and Grid Tactics: Duel — 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 The History of Everything: A historical TCG in the tradition of Hearthstone and Magic: The Gathering. Craft a deck from unlikely combinations of your favourite figures from across history. No grind, no microtransactions; everyone has all the cards. Play with friends: chat freely, share your decks, and compete to be the best!
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Star Squadrons: Galactic Trading Card Game
WHY THIS
Top pick for The History of Everything fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with The History of Everything.
Star Squadrons is a fast-paced, tactical sci-fi card game WITHOUT MANA, where you deploy cards face down, interact nonstop, and win through clever location control. Secure your Founder status ahead of the Kickstarter in late 2026 / early 2027! Play the browser-based Early Alpha now!
Dragon Evo
WHY THIS
Second-strongest match for The History of Everything fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with The History of Everything.
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.
Grid Tactics: Duel
WHY THIS
Third-strongest match for The History of Everything fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with The History of Everything.
Grid Tactics: Duel is a competitive card game built on an 8×8 grid. Every move is about positioning, timing, and resource trade-offs. With limited resources, choose when and where to play—set up or apply pressure. Each placement reshapes the board. Win through deckbuilding and precise execution.
Relics - The Card Game
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Ranked #4 for The History of Everything fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with The History of Everything.
Build compact 12-card decks, battle through brisk 5-turn rounds, and seize ancient Relics that reshape every match in this fast-paced PvP card battler. Unlock cards by playing, not by opening booster packs.
City Cardz
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Ranked #5 for The History of Everything fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with The History of Everything.
Collect 1200+ city cards from 600+ different cities, build your deck and compete in strategic card battles inspired by cities from around the world. Discover unique card abilities, different combinations, and interesting city facts as you outsmart the opponents.
Norectus: Theatre of War
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Ranked #6 for The History of Everything fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy with The History of Everything.
A free-to-play strategy card game where five nations wage war. Build a deck around your Leader, then battle through ranked duels, a 100-floor roguelike, co-op bosses, and clan wars, plus Leader Clash, a full auto-battler mode built into the game.
Gambetto
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Ranked #7 for The History of Everything fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy with The History of Everything.
Gambetto is a fast-paced PvP card game that fuses chess tactics with deep deck-building. Command pieces on a 5×5 board, create clever combos, and outsmart opponents. Play competitively or craft custom game modes for endless strategic variety.
弈统三国：三国五子棋
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Ranked #8 for The History of Everything fans by collaborative filtering across millions of Steam libraries. Shares Strategy and Indie with The History of Everything.
Three Kingdoms Gomoku combines classic Gomoku with Three Kingdoms themes and general skills. You can freely build decks from various factions, utilize generals' abilities to create brilliant tactical combos, and enjoy the unique fun of skill-based Gomoku.
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Indigo Park: Chapter 1
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with The History of Everything.
Explore the abandoned childhood wonder of Indigo Park! Guided by Rambley the Raccoon, help restore power to the destroyed amusement park while you run from the reason it shut down.
Counter-Strike:Global Offensive
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it.
Counter-Strike:Global Offensive (CS:GO) expands upon the team-based action gameplay that it pioneered when it was launched over 2 decades ago. CS:GO features new maps, characters, weapons, and game modes, and delivers updated versions of the classic CS content (de_dust2, etc.).
Landfall Archives
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Strategy and Indie with The History of Everything.
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 The History of Everything.
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!
Brief Karate Foolish
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with The History of Everything.
Here comes a new epic of live action fighting game!! With 60fps smooth action, sexy and deadly guys fly into air and bounces their flab!
NERTS! Online
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with The History of Everything.
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!
Jigsaw Puzzle Dreams
WHY THIS
Free-to-play pick from the same recommendation pool — no purchase to try it. Shares Indie with The History of Everything.
Beautiful Multiplayer Jigsaw Puzzle game where you can design the room you play in!
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Frequently asked about The History of Everything
- Does The History of Everything have multiplayer or co-op?
- Yes — The History of Everything supports multi-player play according to its Steam store listing (Multi-player, Online PvP, PvP).
- What games are most similar to The History of Everything?
- Based on Steam play patterns and shared genres/tags, the games most often recommended alongside The History of Everything are Star Squadrons: Galactic Trading Card Game, Dragon Evo, Grid Tactics: Duel.
- Who developed The History of Everything?
- The History of Everything was developed by Connel Allison.
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 The History of Everything.
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