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insight studio · 2026 · Windows

Steam: 67 % positive of 1,749 reviews, as of Oct 28

The God - Forsaken Land is a roguelike survival adventure game that combines the features of Diablo. In this abandoned land of despair, you fend off endless monsters, light a fire in the darkness, and search for that faint glimmer of hope.

24 games that play like GOD FORSAKEN and 24 that look like it. Closest by gameplay: Death Must Die, Halls of Torment and Soulstone Survivors.

Player tags

  • Action Roguelike
  • Bullet Hell
  • Loot
  • Rogue-like
  • Beat 'em up
  • Strategy
  • 3D
  • Choices Matter
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Steam reviews

What players say

Mixed: players like the fast, loot-heavy combat and build variety, but most say it is too buggy and unfinished for its price.

Many players enjoy the combat: fast survivor-style runs, varied classes and skill combinations, and a loot system that rewards experimenting with builds, with Diablo-style gear and crafting drawing comparisons. Opinion is split on the state of the game. Many players report sound that is missing, out of sync or cut off during fights, and a number of skills with no visible effect. Some complain about poor translation, placeholder or unclear item stats and tooltips, weak controller support in menus, and frame-rate drops or crashes on strong hardware. A few players find the balance uneven, with some classes and summon builds underperforming. Several reviewers argue it should still be in early access, and some say it is worth buying only on sale. Several players also say the game has improved since their first review.

Praised

  • Fast, satisfying combat

    Players enjoy the chaotic bullet-hell style fights, with strong attacks and enemy swarms that keep runs intense.

    Many players
  • Build variety and synergies

    Players praise the classes, skill combinations and the freedom to create powerful builds that can clear whole stages.

    Many players
  • Loot and Diablo-style progression

    Reviewers enjoy the loot, uniques, crafting and character progression, which draw comparisons to Diablo and Path of Exile.

    Many players
  • Strong potential for the genre

    Players see a promising game with good ideas that could become a great roguelike once polished.

    Some players

Criticised

  • Bugs and unfinished state

    Players report bugs, missing features and placeholder content, and say the game feels unfinished for a full release.

    Many players
  • Sound problems

    Reviewers say combat sounds are missing, delayed, cut off or out of sync with the actions on screen.

    Many players
  • Unclear stats and tooltips

    Players find skill descriptions, item stats and abbreviations confusing, with placeholder text and little explanation of mechanics.

    Many players
  • Performance and technical issues

    Players report frame drops, crashes, lag and loading problems, even on strong hardware, and a few lost progress after crashes.

    Some players
Who it suits
Players who enjoy Diablo-style loot and fast survivor or bullet-hell roguelikes, and who can tolerate bugs and rough translation.
Who should skip it
Players who want a polished, finished game at full price, or who dislike unclear mechanics and frequent sound problems.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with more than 20 hours rate it similarly mixed and raise the same bugs, so there is no clear split by playtime.

Summarised by AI from 76 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.

Best matches

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By gameplay

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  3. Mortal Sin92 % positive of 5,598Shared: Action Roguelike · Loot · Rogue-like
  4. Twilight Survivors87 % positive of 1,082Shared: Action Roguelike · Bullet Hell · Rogue-like
  5. Netherworld Covenant78 % positive of 615
  6. Heretical83 % positive of 954Shared: Action Roguelike · Loot · Rogue-like
  7. Malignant Survivors62 % positive of 309Shared: Action Roguelike · Rogue-like · Zombies
  8. Lords of the Fallen68 % positive of 38,385Shared: Fantasy · Dark Fantasy · Combat
  9. Overture69 % positive of 566Shared: Action Roguelike · Bullet Hell · Loot
  10. Rogue Blight89 % positive of 368Shared: Action Roguelike · Rogue-like · Choices Matter
  11. Halls of Torment: Prelude92 % positive of 1,428Shared: Bullet Hell · Loot · Stylized
  12. Asgard's Fall — Viking Survivors78 % positive of 1,376Shared: Action Roguelike · Bullet Hell · Rogue-like

By look

Looks like GOD FORSAKEN

Matched from screenshots. Each card shows the screenshot closest to the look of this game.

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  6. Darkblade Ascent80 % positive of 561
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At a glance

What games like GOD FORSAKEN have in common

  • The tags they share most often with GOD FORSAKEN: Action Roguelike (20 of 24), Rogue-like (17) and Bullet Hell (14).
  • They came out between 2015 and 2026, none of them after GOD FORSAKEN (2026).
  • Best rated by Steam players: Hades (96 % positive of 287,552).

How these matches work

Matches come from embeddings of Steam descriptions, player tags and screenshots, computed offline. “Plays like” compares what the games are about and how players tag them; “Looks like” compares their screenshots. The share of positive reviews is based on Steam user reviews.