Best Tabletop Games on Steam

Games inspired by tabletop RPGs, board games, miniatures, cards, or dice.

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1Tabletop Simulator - Tabletop Simulator is the only simulator where you can let your aggression out by flipping the table! There are no rules to follow: just you, a physics sandbox, and your friends. Make your own online board games or play the thousands of community created mods. Unlimited gaming possibilities!
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Jun 5, 2015
96% 👍
of 74k
In this game, you can…
  • load almost any board game from the Workshop and play it online with friends.
  • build huge 3D dungeons and battle maps, then run a full tabletop campaign remotely.
  • import your own images, decks, and 3D models, then playtest a custom board game you designed.
  • flip the entire table and send every piece flying.
  • shuffle, deal, and hide card hands like you're actually holding physical cards.
  • automate setup, scoring, and cleanup so a modded game mostly runs itself.
  • save a table exactly as it is, reload it later, and even move components between different games.
2Liar's Bar - Dive into this multiplayer online experience set in a sketchy bar where the games are as dangerous as the patrons. Join a table of 4 and test your skills in Liar's Dice and Liar's Deck, where lying and bluffing are key to victory. Ready for a night at Liar's Bar?
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Oct 2, 2024
90% 👍
of 55k
In this game, you can…
  • get caught bluffing and be forced into Russian roulette on the spot.
  • hit 5 points to unlock EXECUTE, letting the top player instantly kill the lowest player, with ties decided at random.
  • stack bullets by calling, or fold and pull the trigger with whatever you already risked.
  • go all-in and force everyone else to bet everything or fold and face the gun.
  • roll hidden dice, raise the bid in public, and watch the loser drink poison until two bottles knocks them out.
  • spin slots, claim how many Hearts you have, and get dragged into a Death Spin if someone calls you a liar.
  • spiral from one bluff into double-, triple-, and even quintuple-bluff mind games over voice chat.
  • watch a whole table stack the same card claim until someone finally calls LIAR and the wrong person gets killed.
3Sultan's Game - Survive a mad Sultan's reign in this brutal resource management RPG. Draw a card every seven days and complete its challenge. Make dreadful choices to stay alive: will you die a loyal servant, become a kingslayer, or call down the gods' judgement?
In this game, you can…
  • turn a broken double-dildo into a nunchuck called "double dragon."
  • sacrifice all your followers turn after turn to raise an undead army, then escalate into fighting a god.
  • replace your anatomy with the "Golden Wang of Doom," making the kingdom adore you until the Sultan gets jealous and beheads you.
  • satisfy a new vice demand every seven days or get executed.
  • rig a murder demand into an honorable arena death instead of stabbing a friend.
  • convince the Sultan to let you sleep with his consort, then leave her untouched to stay loyal.
  • kill off major characters outright and watch the story reroute around their absence.
  • go from domestic drama to overthrowing the Sultan while juggling gods, coups, marriages, and court crises on the same run.
4Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus - MECHANICUS II ANNOUNCED! Take control of one of the most technologically advanced factions in the Imperium: the Adeptus Mechanicus. In this turn-based tactical game, your every decision will weigh heavily on the outcome of the conflict. Will you be blessed by the Omnissiah?
In this game, you can…
  • fire six Solar Atomizers in a row at the Overlord by feeding one unit enough resources to keep shooting
  • race a tomb's awakening meter, skipping missions or diving into the final boss early before the countdown hits 100%
  • stack buffs onto one unit and delete a boss in a single turn with a basic axe, just by building the combo right
  • choose which rooms to enter on a holographic tomb map, then decide whether to finish, capture, or spare a wounded enemy for wildly different outcomes
  • spend a shared pool of points to chain movement, attacks, summons, and abilities into one unit's huge multi-step turn
  • line up attacks that always land, then solve fights by cracking armor types and positioning instead of gambling on hit chance
  • install upgrades that physically change your Tech-Priest's body, like growing a sensor array or swapping in bionic legs that alter their movement
  • use an item that makes a Tech-Priest untargetable, then deliberately delay turns to waste the enemy's actions while you set up
  • lose a Tech-Priest in a mission and still bring them back later for a resource, without the campaign ending
5Stacklands - Stacklands is a village builder where you stack cards to collect food, build structures, and fight creatures. 🃏 For example, dragging a Villager card on top of a Berry Bush card will spawn Berry cards which the villagers can eat to survive. 🃏 Play your cards right and expand your village!
In this game, you can…
  • accidentally summon a demon while doing normal crafting, then fight it off with a pile of naked villagers.
  • press a key to snap your entire messy board into a clean grid instantly.
  • let beasts and enemies physically shove cards around on collision, turning combat into a board-shuffling disaster.
  • drag a villager onto a berry bush to harvest food cards.
  • sell cards for coins, then buy themed card packs that steer your village toward cooking, farming, building, or exploring.
  • unlock idea cards that reveal new recipes, like turning 2 wood, 1 stone, and 1 villager into a house.
  • move from the mainland to an island with different rules, fewer characters, and a resource-transfer mechanic between zones.
  • build late-game structures that perform actions automatically, so parts of your village run themselves.
6Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition - Return to a timeless RPG masterpiece. Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition brings the classic 2000 adventure back to life with thoughtful modern refinements, letting you gather your party and dive once more into a rich, choice‑driven fantasy epic.
In this game, you can…
  • freeze time, then unload spells into an enemy mage before anyone can react.
  • open a fight with a single death spell and drop a black dragon instantly.
  • have party members with incompatible morals argue so hard they can come to blows and one can kill the other.
  • start kidnapped in a wizard's dungeon, break out of your cell, and climb from stripped-down captive to near-godlike power.
  • build your character into a mage-hunter by learning which protections block your counters, then returning with a different trick that works.
  • enter the Underdark and get through battles against beholders and mind flayers by using summons, reflections, and mind protection.
  • get a class-based stronghold that gives you property, responsibilities, and a whole questline tied to your role.
  • run a wild mage and accidentally polymorph yourself permanently into a chicken.
  • walk into a huge city, need money immediately, and spiral into a web of major side adventures that feel like full campaigns.
7Citizen Sleeper - Roleplaying in the ruins of interplanetary capitalism. Live the life of an escaped worker, washed-up on a lawless station at the edge of an interstellar society. Inspired by the flexibility and freedom of TTRPGs, explore the station, choose your friends, escape your past and change your future.
In this game, you can…
  • talk your way into a full storyline with a vending machine.
  • trigger an ending, watch the credits, then keep playing and reach more endings in the same run.
  • chase a deadly security program through the station's networks while a stranded spacefarer still needs help repairing her sabotaged ship.
  • roll a fresh set of action dice each day, then spend them on food, repairs, money, or pushing story threads forward.
  • reroll your entire hand of dice with perks to claw out a better day.
  • hack into the station's cloud, sift through decades of data, and uncover corporate secrets, rogue AIs, and lost archives.
  • harvest crops at a commune, then have that same day collide with a chance to buy a ticket off the station.
  • start broke and starving, then build up enough money and stabilizers that your body stops collapsing every cycle.
8Esoteric Ebb - Esoteric Ebb is a single-player CRPG inspired by the freedom of tabletop adventures. Unravel a political conspiracy with your goblin sidekick. Roll dice in tense encounters. Become a cleric of legends or completely ruin the campaign.
In this game, you can…
  • campaign for yourself as wizard overlord, have the game track it, then later literally write the final ballot by hand.
  • have your own stats interrupt conversations as competing voices in your head that argue and change what you can do next.
  • use reality-shaping magic to read enemy thoughts, talk to the dead, and control minds to get what you want.
  • wake up in a morgue after drowning, then get sent alone to investigate a teahouse explosion right before the city's first election.
  • throw yourself down a sewage pipe with a goblin friend and spend a full day trapped under the city trying to survive.
  • debate the legal consequences of murder if the victim is later resurrected, in the middle of an investigation.
  • back, betray, or manipulate election factions, with those choices directly steering the teahouse mystery and the city's future.
  • roleplay extreme archetypes and have the world acknowledge it, from kleptomaniac nuisance to meek cleric to power-hungry egomaniac.
9Wingspan - Wingspan is a relaxing, award-winning strategy card game about birds for 1 to 5 players. Each bird you play extends a chain of powerful combinations in one of your three habitats. Your goal is to discover and attract the best birds to your network of wildlife preserves.
In this game, you can…
  • watch your birds trigger on opponents' turns, so your board can keep firing even when you're not acting.
  • discard eggs to gain two food with specific birds, turning eggs into fuel for big plays early.
  • click a bird you played to hear its call, see it animate, and get a narrated factoid the first time it shows up.
  • build a habitat engine where one bird play triggers a cascade of more food, more eggs, and more cards.
  • take one habitat action and get more rewards just because you've filled more slots in that row already.
  • use a communal birdfeeder with up to five dice, and time your grabs around when it refreshes.
  • pivot mid-game as public round goals rotate, and chase private bonus cards that reward oddly specific bird setups.
  • play asynchronously with days-long turn windows, then stack your final score against a weekly community challenge.
10Slots & Daggers - A retro mini-roguelike inside a slot machine. Steady your blade - and spin!
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Oct 24, 2025
94% 👍
of 7.5k
In this game, you can…
  • stack x2 with saw and a gem to create an infinite chain where the slot machine keeps triggering without stopping.
  • reroll your starting equipment endlessly until you land an absurd opening kit, then ride it into six-figure damage.
  • land the right skill check on an insta-kill skull and end a fight on round one.
  • decide every action with a slot machine you can tilt in your favor.
  • hit timing windows on healing and weapon symbols to boost their effects mid-spin.
  • build bombs that scale every time you use them until they become your strongest piece.
  • pick a level for extra coins and free rerolls, then use those rerolls to assemble diamond + rotating saw + skulls into a win loop.
  • reroll on critical skill checks to turn a first spin into the only turn you need to kill a 15k-health enemy.
  • build poison or high-magic buffs that kill enemies instantly at end of turn, or a near-permanent stun loop that keeps the machine going.