Single-player games like Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen
Below are 12 single-player Steam games similar to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen, 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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Chesspath Dungeon
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
A turn-based mix of chess moves, cards, and path planning. Chess sets your landing square; plot a short route, dodge monsters, and weigh cards vs chests. Sunlight turns wraiths into loot; visual tricks solve puzzles; ranged gear auto-attacks each turn. Chess decides the landings—you invent the path.
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Stone of Adventure
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
Fuse CCGs, roguelikes, and hex-grid tactics. Scavenge cards & artifacts. Master the interactive battlefield: topple trees onto foes and shove them off cliffs. Your clashes bridge shattered worlds to avert catastrophe. Forge your path home!
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Blade and Madness
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
Blade and Madness, a roguelite deckbuilder where turns play out simultaneously and every choice matters. As madness creeps in, your cards change, the battlefield twists, and enemies grow more unpredictable. Adaptation isn’t optional, it’s the only way to survive… or give in to the dark.
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Maiden Covenant: The Infernal Citadel
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
A solo rogue-lite combining deckbuilding and board tactics. Build a deck and play cards governed by movement and combat rules. Seize Magic Ore, manage resources, and face relentless foes. Lead allies across four territories, challenge the Infernal Citadel, and restore order to a shattered world!
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POKOR
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
POKOR is a story-driven roguelike tactical turn-based card RPG. Players take on the role of Heart, commanding a deck of playing card soldiers to engage in turn-based battles against enemies as they venture deeper into a vast, pale, and ever-changing palace to uncover the truth and the true self.
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Cat & Mouse Dungeon
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
Cat & Mouse Dungeon is a light roguelike that blends dungeon exploration, backpack deckbuilding, and chaotic turn-based card battles.
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Set a Watch: Digital Edition
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Adventure with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
Assemble your party to survive in this dice-management game! Master steel and magic: roll dice and next use them to attack directly or for powerful abilities. Scout, light a fire, use ancient runes or equip perks to prepare before battle. Use tactics to fight monsters and Unhallowed. Set a watch!
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Re:Night
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
Re:Night is a strategy game that blends turn based tactics with roguelike deckbuilding. In each run, build your deck, plan your tactics, and experiment with countless 3-character team combinations. Journey to a mysterious town, break the endless cycle of night, and bring dawn back to the world.
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SESTRY
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie and Adventure with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
A detective horror about twin sisters and the mirrors between them. Search crime scenes by flashlight, gather evidence, interrogate suspects - and survive the nights. Accusations need proof. The truth needs more. 7 endings; your choices decide who the monster is.
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Soul Monsters: Dice RPG - Radan's Journey
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
Roll the dice, move across the board, and bond with the souls you meet. 159 souls, seven realms, and dragon-guarded trials — each one a classic board game you must win to move on. Board-game chance meets RPG growth on a single map.
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Soul Monsters: Gael's Survival
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie and Adventure with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
You arrive on an unforgiving plain with nothing. Make fire, find food, survive the night. The seasons turn and legends come for you. Only the one who endures earns a name — Gael, priestess of this land.
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SoulMonsters Ariel, Queen of the Sea
Single-player alternative to Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie and Adventure with Soul Monsters: The Machine Kingdom and the Lich Queen.
The sea is going wrong. All Ariel has is a song — no harpoon, no net, no killing hand. Dive as deep as your breath allows, learn a name, earn trust, and bring a friend home. What you kill can never be your friend. The road from mermaid to Queen of the Sea is paved with friends.