Tag
Strategy RPG.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Strategy RPG" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.
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Affogato
Quality
67
Popularity
24
Value
32
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Retirement Simulator
Quality
36
Popularity
57
Value
40
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Legendary Hoplite
Quality
52
Popularity
41
Value
32
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Xuan-Yuan Sword: The Cloud of Han
Quality
58
Popularity
19
Value
44
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Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns
Quality
54
Popularity
19
Value
50
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HeroInc
Quality
55
Popularity
18
Value
48
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PESKY ORCS!
Quality
54
Popularity
14
Value
51
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The Last Good Boy
Quality
63
Popularity
18
Value
40
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Grim Wanderings Reborn
Quality
28
Popularity
10
Value
82
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Succubus Abyss: 30-Day Survival Guide
Quality
48
Popularity
23
Value
52
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Kādomon: Hyper Auto Battlers
Quality
55
Popularity
22
Value
41
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Immortal Family
Quality
48
Popularity
25
Value
46
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Crypto Mining Simulator
Quality
55
Popularity
26
Value
39
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Crown of Greed
Quality
51
Popularity
23
Value
47
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Elemental: Reforged
Quality
60
Popularity
22
Value
38
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Nightmare Frontier
Quality
55
Popularity
19
Value
44
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Soulreign
Quality
52
Popularity
19
Value
50
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The Emperor and State
Quality
48
Popularity
20
Value
48
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How are "Top of the heap" picks chosen?
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Why does the count differ from Steam's?
Steam counts every game that has ever carried this tag, including early-access titles, DLC, bundles, and games with no review data. We only index games with enough data for a meaningful score, so our count is smaller, but each entry is actually evaluated.