Torgar’s Quest
The game has nice classic feel to it., it’s old school hack and slash, but with tactics. The graphics ar simple and funny and the spoken commentary is dwarfish-hammy. The masonry is amazing, of course.
– Real player with 143.9 hrs in game
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What’s the best way to start an adventure to find 7 shards that will grant Torgar the ultimate power? Armed with nothing but clean underwear and a lunch, of course!
This is a rogue-like dungeon crawl, questing ever downward in search of the seven shards. It has three difficulty levels, and anyone with a decent sense for this type of game will probably win in “Normal” mode after a handful of games. Hard mode is considerably more difficult, and nightmare mode is just that - swarms of baddies following you through the dungeon and trying to trap you in corners.
– Real player with 63.0 hrs in game
Dredgers
This is tough, because I love this game and it’s concept. It’s so fun! I have a lot of praise for it.
Unfortunately, I feel like I can’t recommend it at this time for two reasons:
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Missing basics like any type of saving, which pretty much everything I’ve played since the days of shareware has had, seems quite sloppy. The display of the amount of hours I’ve played isn’t really correct: most of that has been on pause because I didn’t want to exit and lose all my progress on the run.
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Do you know how my last run ended? No? Neither do I. Based on all the information I had, it didn’t make sense. Many key things are just not explained, so new players are going to go through several baptisms by fire, creating a lot of frustration.
– Real player with 152.5 hrs in game
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Pretty solid roguelike with emphasis on speedy playthroughs and choosing your next step, though that can be its weakness too. Its big selling points are the 30+ races and crazy class combinations which are very very satisfying to play with, as well as actual honest-to-god necromancy where you can have a zombie horde if you want. Or you could skip zombies altogether, dominate the minds of your enemies, send them at your foes, blow up their (animate or inanimate) corpses into a huge mess when they die and then revive them and your former foes as skeletons. Full crafter build is viable, and thats before we get onto races. Pretty much anything that spawns in the dungeon is something you can unlock and play pretty quickly. Only exception afaik is the slime MAN (you can be a regular slime) but I suspect that’ll be implemented in time.
– Real player with 61.1 hrs in game
Mask Up
Awsome rogue like game, i played a lot on the android version but this one with a controler is even better !
And your goal is to get the all thos beautiful masks !
And try to beat me on the leader board. :p
– Real player with 18.9 hrs in game
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Great indie roguelike game ! Lots of hidden content to discover 🎭
– Real player with 6.0 hrs in game
Nova-111
I think this is possibly the most underrated game in my Steam library. The gimmick of fusing turn-based and real time play is an excellent one, and I think they did a really good job of exploring ways to mix the two.
Often it can be played akin to a turn based dungeon crawler, but the enemies, bullets and environmental hazards that move in real time add a bit of pressure and force you to move quickly. It’s not dissimilar to Crypt of the NecroDancer in that sense; enemies have attack patterns that aren’t too hard to learn, but the gimmick means you can’t always take your time and can be forced into mistakes. The time pressure is lower here though and combat is quite tactical as you use the environment or other enemies' attacks against your foes. Individual enemies are easy to handle once you know how, but in varied combinations they’re more interesting to fight.
– Real player with 16.0 hrs in game
Very cool game. At first it felt like a Roguelike, a beautiful one I most add. Mixes turn based with real time mechanics. Your in some kind of cybernetic world and you meet characters on your journey. There’s also exploration which you find hidden chambers and try to find new powers.
As you play new mechanics appear. Which later on you start to remember section you could get to before but with theses new power you earn, you can now get to new places.
The levels aren’t random generated, there’s no perma-death, so it’s not what I thought it was, a roguelike. Almost all deterministic which makes it more of a puzzle-like but you have mechanics that makes it tactical like unit dodging, lasers, time shifting, grid jump, etc… I love how you dodge and the unit’s mouth that snaps at you and misses, so cool. But still it does look like a roguelike so it should appeal to some roguelike fans. Let’s call it a roguelite, which has some roguelike elements.
– Real player with 11.6 hrs in game
Clarice Clairvoyage
Clarice Clairvoyage is a traditional roguelike adventure where you’ll need to navigate the open seas while exploring the islands which offer ‘choose your own adventure’ style quests. Venturing to new lands and fighting zombies (and killer mermaids) will reward you with different abilities and spells to become the ultimate naval spellcaster!
-Traditional roguelike gameplay where skill is more important than progression
-Manage your ship between naval navigation and mermaid ship defense
-Explore islands with ‘choose your own adventure’ decision making
-Combine spells to become the ultimate spell wielder of the seas
奥术行者 Arcane walker
the game is introduced
Arcane walker is a game with high playability. The game adopts the game playing mechanism of innovative roguelike. Players have different experience at the beginning of each game,
In this game, players only need to play over and over again, each game is a different experience
Characteristic function
In the game, players need to play an arcane wizard to fight against all kinds of enemies. At the beginning of each game, players will master more than 50 kinds of magic
Against all kinds of enemies, each kind of magic needs players to find in the game
Sword of the Stars: The Pit 2
As an Early Acess review I just want to get a quick review out to players of the first Pit who wonder whether the sequel is worth it.
The successor to the first Pit is shaping up quite nicely. While it is obviously still missing quite a few features and content from its predecessor - not just because of Early Access but because it was humongous, the Developers are very responsive when it comes feedback and bug reports.
The Pit 2 goes back to the turn based dungeon crawling and once done will mean you pretty much get the first Pit plus all the extra good stuff they - and the community - can come up with.
– Real player with 13.0 hrs in game
If you liked SOTS: The Pit 1, you’ll love this! Everything is back the way you like it, but now in glorious 3d!
It’s early access, so some stuff doesn’t work yet, as to be expected.
Please support this game so it lives up to the glory of SOTS: The Pit 1!
– Real player with 6.4 hrs in game
Eyeb
Great indi game
-great music
-good replayability (it is fun to see how many new powers and builds i can make)
Reminds me of Binding of Isac, if you like that you will enjoy this game.
– Real player with 11.7 hrs in game
I love the music, it really suits the gameplay well. Reminds me of an old pc game i used to play Xenon 2. A rogue-like space shooter!
– Real player with 9.6 hrs in game
Rogue Harvest
Something happened. You wake up in a forest. Now you have to survive! Run, the ents are coming!
This is a great game and try to be cautious, surviving the first night won’t be the best. I started to think the best way is just running for your life. This is a complicated survival game or complicated and funny survival game where you have to create the best shelter to avoid the enemies at night. Yeah, they are not so great at day but the skeletons.. and other things, you know. They going to destroy your shelter. Now you know!
– Real player with 4.1 hrs in game
Interested in seeing some gameplay? see below!
TL:DR: Cheap but fun roguelike survival game, some way to go before it’s finished, but well worth the price with the current content! 7.5/10
Review
Rogue Harvest is a roguelike survival game, with permadeath and gameplay similar to that of hardcore Minecraft or Terraria. In Rogue Harvest you play as the survivor of a plane crash fighting to make sense of and survive in the hostile world in which he’s found himself. The gameplay is fun and currently semi-deep, there’s several tiers of content for each item (from 2-4 depending on the item) and you are free to create some awesome looking houses to defend yourself with.
– Real player with 4.0 hrs in game
Crazy Rabbit AntiLogic
Hey man. You need urgently to help the Rabbit to overcome all the obstacles and defeat the evil witch.
Make him feel like a hero! You will have to pass through hard challenges, based on your skills: move adroitly, calculate fast, solve complex puzzles.
It is not so simple in this world, but only you can make it better!
• Interesting storyline
• Original new generation 2D-platformer
• Competition for time and quality of the level passing
• 33 absolutely original levels