INVOKYR Games like Invokyr
“Games like Invokyr” usually means online co-op horror, or a cursed board in the Jumanji sense. I can tell you what Invokyr’s own page emphasizes. I am not assigning scores to R.E.P.O., Lethal Company, or any other title I did not re-read for this page.
I used the October 16 about text as the whole comparison key: a 1970s board, up to six people online, dice you only use once, and a Gamemaster you have to beat. If another game does not share those, the similarity is “friends and monsters,” which is a wide net. I would rather say that than paste a tier list.
The part that is specific
The specific hook is the board. You are not only looting a map. You roll, the house summons something, and special dice are spent once to heal, hide, or hinder. Leaving someone behind is a line the store is willing to print.
Jumanji comes up because of that hook, including in Korean search notes from the research. Invokyr is not a Jumanji license. The store page does not use the trademark. Treat the comparison as mood, then read the actual rules.
Neighbor searches, without borrowed stats
Co-op horror searches also name R.E.P.O. and other “friendslop” sessions. Those are different products with their own player caps and prices. Copying their numbers onto this page would be how false comparisons spread.
If you already own Invokyr and want the next session, the useful facts are still local: Windows only, everyone needs a copy, up to six, no split screen. The multiplayer page holds the lobby details.
Questions this page answers
Is Invokyr like Jumanji?
Players use that comparison for the cursed-board premise. The Steam page does not claim the license. The rules are dice, summons, and the Gamemaster.
What should I compare before buying?
Player cap (up to 6), online only, Windows, and a paid Early Access price. Other games’ stats are not repeated here.
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Sources
- Steam store page, app 3883570 — US English appdetails, price, platforms, and reviews rechecked on 2026-10-16.