Single-player games like Break Order
Below are 10 single-player Steam games similar to Break Order, 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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A Simple Square
Single-player alternative to Break Order — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Break Order.
A Simple Square is a minimalist puzzle game where every move changes the level. Slide in straight lines, erase the tiles behind you, plan your path, and reach the exit without trapping yourself.
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Meow Over Moo
Single-player alternative to Break Order — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy with Break Order.
Unleash tactical mayhem in a ruthless cat-vs-cow board game! Experience cute, 1v1 pure strategy with symmetric factions, deterministic combat, and zero first-player advantage. From relaxed play to competitive mastery, every move counts in this perfectly balanced, turn-based showdown.
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Demolitors
Single-player alternative to Break Order — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Break Order.
Command powerful Demolitors, battle enemy machines with unique Insignias, upgrade each machine through its skill tree, unlock even stronger Insignias, and defeat formidable bosses.
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SHULERO – Dice Roguelike
Single-player alternative to Break Order — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Break Order.
Yacht-inspired roguelike (Poker Dice). Roll dice. Build combos. Beat bosses. Cheat to win.
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ONE STEP WAR
Single-player alternative to Break Order — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Break Order.
One Step War is a modern minimalist tactical board game. Different pieces have different effects, creating meaningful tactical choices. The game includes standard battles, campaign puzzles, and roguelite expeditions.
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Dungeon Deathball
Single-player alternative to Break Order — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Break Order.
🏆🏀💀 TACTICS, TERROR & TOUCHDOWNS. Turn-based roguelike meets arcade death-sport, where every dungeon is a unique gauntlet of brutal challenges. Can you survive the trials of Dungeon Deathball and win back your freedom?
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Here Be Dragons
Single-player alternative to Break Order — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Break Order.
Here Be Dragons is a satirical turn-based strategy game featuring unique "living map" graphics, where you lead a group of crazed captains and eradicate legendary monsters in order to allow Christopher Columbus the discovery of the New World.
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Floppy Knights
Single-player alternative to Break Order — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Break Order.
Meet the Floppy Knights: tangible projections summoned from floppy disks! Tactics fuse with card game mechanics as Phoebe and Carlton, a brilliant young inventor & her robot-arm bestie, square off in turn-based battles. Select your Knights, hone your deck, and execute your strategy for victory!
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Mercenaries Of Vector
Single-player alternative to Break Order — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Break Order.
First-person mech combat where everything is made of lines of light. 100 missions in open battlefields, inside Battlecruisers and Dreadnoughts, and out in deep space! 10 Mega Mech bosses and a salvage economy that pays for every piece of hardware you rip from your dying opponents.
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Colors Of V
Single-player alternative to Break Order — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie with Break Order.
A vector dungeon on a monochrome tube, lit by three subtractive colour gels. Drop a gel and half the room stops existing: a wall you cannot see is not solid, an enemy you cannot see is frozen and cannot be shot. The colour channel is the collision layer, so sight and physics never drift.