Hunter's Guild

Hunter's Guild
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AutobattlerIndieSimulationStrategy
$6.99*

What is Hunter's Guild?

A refreshing PvE roguelike autobattler that trades ranked stress for deep build experimentation and guild management.

If you love the strategic brain-tickle of an autobattler but hate the stressful PvP sweat-fest of ranked ladders, you need to try Hunter's Guild. It's a PvE roguelike where you manage a guild, tempt heroes with gold, and smash through monster waves.

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Gameplay

You're running a guild where heroes aren't puppets—you've got to tempt them with pay and research to get them to risk their skins on contracts. The core loop is a satisfying mix of recruiting heroes, slapping powerful items on them, and tweaking their spots on a hex grid to fight waves of monsters. Unlike TFT or Underlords, you're fighting PvE in a roguelike setting across six territories, working your way toward a final showdown with the Lich King. It's a total blast to bend heroes beyond their usual class roles, finding fresh synergies that aren't just about stacking the same unit type. You'll spend hours tinkering with skill trees and subclasses to see what actually breaks the game. At $6.99, it's a paid title in a genre usually dominated by free-to-play, but the lack of predatory monetization makes it feel fair. Just be ready for some RNG walls that can feel unfair, and a mid-game grind once you've mastered the basics.

Key Features

  • Hex grid positioning
  • Bending hero class roles
  • Six territories and Lich King
  • Browser-based play no download

Screenshots

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Verdict

8/10. Grab this if you want a chill, deep strategic experience without the anxiety of a ladder. Skip it if you can't stand RNG-heavy roguelikes or prefer high-stakes PvP.

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* Price at time of publication (checked 17.09.2026). Prices may vary by region and are subject to change. This is an editorial review, not a commercial offer.