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Games like Halls of Torment

If you like Halls of Torment (roguelite, survivors-like and retro style), these 10 games are similar in what you do and how you play. They go from most to least similar.

  1. 01 · Very similar

    Boneraiser Minions

    Roguelite · Survivors-like · Undead

    • In common: short sessions and progression

    When you want short runs where your army grows by itself and you always unlock something new.

  2. 02 · Very similar

    Vampire Survivors

    Roguelite · Survivors-like · Action

    • In common: short sessions and progression
    • Difference: more co-op

    Perfect when you have little time and little energy but want to end the session feeling you've made progress: every run unlocks characters, weapons or maps.

  3. 03 · Very similar

    Megabonk

    Roguelite · Survivors-like · Action

    • In common: short sessions and progression

    When you want short, chaotic runs you can play with a podcast on and that keep showering you with rewards.

  4. 04 · Very similar

    BALL x PIT

    Roguelite · Brick breaker · Building

    • In common: progression and short sessions

    When you want short, explosive runs where every ball combination brings something new.

  5. 05 · Very similar

    Brotato

    Roguelite · Survivors-like · Arena shooter

    • In common: short sessions and action
    • Difference: more co-op

    Ideal for a short session with a bit of spark: each wave lasts under a minute and the shop gives you small decisions without overwhelming you.

  6. 06 · Similar

    Dead Cells

    Roguelite · Metroidvania · 2D action

    • In common: progression and action
    • Difference: more intense

    When you have energy and fancy fluid, demanding combat. A good run can take less than an hour.

  7. 07 · Similar

    Enter the Gungeon

    Roguelite · Bullet hell · Shooting

    • In common: action and short sessions
    • Difference: harder

    When you want intense action in 30-60 minute doses and feel like discovering ridiculous weapons.

  8. 08 · Similar

    Hades

    Roguelite · Action · Narrative

    • In common: progression and action
    • Difference: more story

    An attempt lasts between 20 and 40 minutes and you always return home with something: upgrades, new dialogue or story progress.

  9. 09 · Similar

    Hades II

    Roguelite · Action · Narrative

    • In common: progression and action
    • Difference: more story

    When you have energy and 30-45 minutes: a full attempt fits in one session and you always return to camp with something new.

  10. 10 · Similar

    The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth

    Roguelike · Action · Grotesque horror

    • In common: short sessions and progression
    • Difference: more co-op

    When you want a quick run with the thrill of seeing which combination of items you get this time.

How we pick them

We compare the tags the Steam community gives each game with our own classification: what you do (action, story, building…), the difficulty, how long sessions last and whether you play alone or with others. Nobody pays to appear.

About Halls of Torment

A survivors-like with the look of a classic late-90s ARPG. Hordes of enemies, gear with traits that carry over between runs and characters with very different styles. Somewhat more tactical and darker than Vampire Survivors.

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