Tag
Dark Fantasy.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Dark Fantasy" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.

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Path of the Abyss
Quality
73
Popularity
23
Value
50

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Whispers of the Eyeless
Quality
59
Popularity
19
Value
68

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GRIME
Quality
83
Popularity
30
Value
34

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The Nameless: Slay Dragon
Quality
73
Popularity
27
Value
49

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Torment: Tides of Numenera
Quality
74
Popularity
27
Value
47

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Book of Demons
Quality
84
Popularity
32
Value
31

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Arboria
Quality
74
Popularity
44
Value
31

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Crimson Oath
Quality
67
Popularity
23
Value
57

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BERSERK and the Band of the Hawk
Quality
67
Popularity
29
Value
52

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Brush Burial: Gutter World
Quality
74
Popularity
24
Value
49

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Eon Altar
Quality
68
Popularity
44
Value
40

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Swordless
Quality
48
Popularity
12
Value
84

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Colossus - Eternal Blight
Quality
71
Popularity
30
Value
50

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Putrika 1st.cut:The Reason She Must Perish
Quality
75
Popularity
22
Value
50

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Alice's Gaze
Quality
73
Popularity
24
Value
50
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Runeomicon
Quality
66
Popularity
15
Value
63

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Okko The Exiled
Quality
69
Popularity
14
Value
63

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Tears of Vanfell
Quality
73
Popularity
24
Value
50
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