Is there any similar game

[B.H.L17]

i really enjoy the combat system of the game, where you can do some all kind of wound on your enemy and it show on the character model.
May i ask , did you know any RPG with similar mechanic or have a deep injury mechanic like Battle Brother ?. The only game i know is Stoneshard but that game still far from a finish state

[Heron]

Mech games, to an extent. You can shoot off individual body parts and destroy individual weapon systems.

Battletech is pretty good, especially with one of the extensive overhaul mods.

[Sphyrwa]

Might not be exactly what you are looking for, but Wartales.

[Jean-Maurice Nya]

Leman is the only one I can think of. It's a clone with low fantasy settings and is a lot less challenging.

[RedMauler]

Urtuk the Desolation is pretty fun. You could also try Wartales?

[Crash [LV]]

Jagged Alliance games, Fallout Tactics

[DT]

Umm what kind of game you actually want? This is turn based tactical game while Stoneshard is something like dungeon crawler RPGs. Or you just want anything with medieval-alike characters design game?

[GHOST]

check out wartales

[Sir Clavius]

Warbanners, Veterum

[=M$= Oroberus]

Wartales and Wartile

[Sunbach]

Get wartalers. it's much better than BB in every way

[Crash [LV]]

in every way

Nope. System requirements are far higher.

[D-Black Catto]

mount and blade

[D-Black Catto]

I am playing expeditions viking now and it has similar tactical combat and injury system but it's more plot heavy

[JackSlader]

Wartales could have been great, sadly the combat is a big let down, much too simplified for my taste.

There are no games like this really.

[Red Bat]

Deep injury mechanic? Depends on what you mean. Kenshi is very very broadly similar to this game and has characters respond to injuries visually. For example they will hold their stomach if they got hurt there recently, or will crawl if their leg is badly wounded (or missing), and will limp if their leg works but is too messed up for them to walk normally and you haven't splinted it. If a character's limb gets chopped off in Kenshi, you can replace it with a prosthetic which runs the full range of being "barely functional" to actually better than the original limb.

Outside of the injury mechanic, there's actually a lot of games like this. Mordheim stands out as it's also another mercenary band simulation game. Technically it has an injury mechanic too, with characters visually showing when they are missing limbs, eyes, etc, but most people just fire a character at that point in Mordheim.

Battletech is another mercenary management game. Mechs show damage if that's what you are after. Huge filesize though.

Jagged Alliance is very similar to this game, particularly the third Jagged Alliance as it introduces a perk point system, and again you run a mercenary operation. It doesn't have a detailed injury system, but it does have a system where you need to have a doctor manage injured mercenaries after the battle, which can take a lot of time and medical supplies.

Rimworld is very much a different genre, being a colony sim, but it has interesting injury mechanics. The artstyle limits what injuries you can see, but the most recent major update included a mechanic where injured characters can sometimes try to crawl away, dragging bloodstains across the ground.

If you just want a simulation game similar to Battle Brothers and aren't super attached to injury mechanics, then Starsector or Mount and Blade both have broad playstyle similarities. Starsector isn't on Steam though, so you'll have to get it from the website.