Well, can you be more specific about what you loved?
If it's the deterministic nature of the game that you prefer over RNG-based tactical games (90% hit chance misses), then Into the Breach might be a good suggestion.

If you are OK with old graphics - try Gorky-17/18.

I loved the turn based, puzzle solving and the RPG elements, leveling skills :-)

引用自 SirDmitry：

If you are OK with old graphics - try Gorky-17/18.

wow that's really old school, hah!

You can check out Fire Emblem games, mainly the older ones.

Try x-com 2

Sword Legacy Omen is very similar. It has the same "D&D tabletop" rules of movement plus attack, opportunity attacks, ranged options that are weaker or have restrictions on use, etc etc. Merlin in particular is very similar to Oiko, having the same game-breaking Teleport trick plus access to the better AoE options.

Main differences are it having flanking and critical hits, spells being limited by cooldown rather than charges, very limited healing options outside of encounters for the most part, and enemies operating more along the modern X-Com rules of sitting around waiting to be aggro'd.

引用自 robofish126：

Sword Legacy Omen is very similar. It has the same "D&D tabletop" rules of movement plus attack, opportunity attacks, ranged options that are weaker or have restrictions on use, etc etc. Merlin in particular is very similar to Oiko, having the same game-breaking Teleport trick plus access to the better AoE options.

Main differences are it having flanking and critical hits, spells being limited by cooldown rather than charges, very limited healing options outside of encounters for the most part, and enemies operating more along the modern X-Com rules of sitting around waiting to be aggro'd.

Thanks, this game looks pretty fun actually. Don't really like xcom, not my genre but this could work. :)

The Expeditions series. The newest one Rome Expeditions is just amazing. It's a much deeper RPG story too.

Gloomhaven has cards and bonuses, kind of similar, but not that similar.

引用自 Chillearth：

Gloomhaven has cards and bonuses, kind of similar, but not that similar.

I have that one, I do enjoy it!

You could try Desperados 3, too.
You have to use your skills to resolve puzzling to finish the levels.

I really liked these games, the combats were very interesting, took some thinking. Not crazy hard, though. They also were mostly linear like Druidstone. I start with the most similar in complexity/linear nature of druidstone and they get more involved as the list goes.

Dungeon Of Naheulbeuk
Mutant Year Zero
Hard West
Gears Tactics (this one isn't that great, as the combat is really repetitive and leveling isn't that interesting)
Phantom Doctrine (more of a stealth/puzzle game than shooting, and has campaign layer to manage like xcom)
Into the Breach (most different, as it is more army style units on small maps)
Wasteland 3 (more of a full RPG game, less linear than others)
Divinity Original Sin 2 (best RPG game and most interesting combats/tactics/leveling system I've ever played. It is quite a bit more involved than Druidstone and not that linear)

If you're into old school games, go for Shining Force 2 for Sega Genesis. It's my favorite console game and Druidstone felt just like it, it was a blast.

引用自 RangerRobAZ：

I really liked these games, the combats were very interesting, took some thinking. Not crazy hard, though. They also were mostly linear like Druidstone. I start with the most similar in complexity/linear nature of druidstone and they get more involved as the list goes.

Dungeon Of Naheulbeuk
Mutant Year Zero
Hard West
Gears Tactics (this one isn't that great, as the combat is really repetitive and leveling isn't that interesting)
Phantom Doctrine (more of a stealth/puzzle game than shooting, and has campaign layer to manage like xcom)
Into the Breach (most different, as it is more army style units on small maps)
Wasteland 3 (more of a full RPG game, less linear than others)
Divinity Original Sin 2 (best RPG game and most interesting combats/tactics/leveling system I've ever played. It is quite a bit more involved than Druidstone and not that linear)

Naheulbeuk sounds awesome! think i'll check that out next, thank you!! Divinity I played, it was GREAT!!!!!