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Studio Aurum · 2026 · 86 % positive of 206

24 games that play like Monster Crown: Sin Eater and 24 that look like it. Closest by gameplay: Monster Crown, Aethermancer and The Monster Breeder.

At a glance

What games like Monster Crown: Sin Eater have in common

  • They came out between 2016 and 2026, none of them after Monster Crown: Sin Eater (2026).
  • Best rated by Steam players: Cassette Beasts (94 % positive of 9,298).
  • 4 games both play and look like Monster Crown: Sin Eater, among them Monster Crown, Monster Sanctuary and Serin Fate.

By gameplay

Plays like Monster Crown: Sin Eater

Matched from Steam descriptions and player tags. The tags under each game are the ones both games share.

More matches

  1. Nexomon: Extinction91 % positive of 3,237
  2. Legendary Creatures 273 % positive of 917
  3. Cassette Beasts94 % positive of 9,298
  4. Coromon85 % positive of 6,682
  5. Monster Battles77 % positive of 210
  6. Evolings77 % positive of 400
  7. Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin82 % positive of 15,987
  8. Siralim 292 % positive of 451
  9. Monster Hunter Wilds58 % positive of 218,415
  10. Yuma Nest86 % positive of 74
  11. Temtem81 % positive of 38,941
  12. Disc Creatures83 % positive of 224

By look

Looks like Monster Crown: Sin Eater

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

More matches

  1. Shadows of Adam89 % positive of 249
  2. FINAL FANTASY V88 % positive of 1,935
  3. EvilQuest88 % positive of 659
  4. Half Minute Hero: The Second Coming91 % positive of 549
  5. Anode Heart90 % positive of 378
  6. Take Thy Throne59 % positive of 234
  7. Dungeon Antiqua 295 % positive of 302
  8. Rise of the Third Power88 % positive of 528
  9. Vanaris Tactics71 % positive of 160
  10. Chained Echoes90 % positive of 6,757
  11. Spooky Station86 % positive of 397
  12. Portal Fantasy75 % positive of 199

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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.