Robot Rogue
Robot Rogue is a turn-based roguelike game featuring skill system.
Defeat the enemies by using skills and items wisely, and clear the dungeon!
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Story
You made an emergency landing on unidentified planet, and lost.
To get back to your spaceship, you decide to enter the dungeon with your robot.
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Skill System
You have 3 skills and each skill have own attack area, attack damage, and cost of use. Cast best skill on situation.
You can upgrade or install extra-effect to your skill. Make your strongest skill!
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Other System
There are over 55 different items in this game, and each item have unique effect.
There are crystals in the dungeons, and it activate various effect on crush.(explode, heal units near by, blow away units near by, etc.)
This game is auto-save. You can quit and resume anytime you want.
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Shattered Pixel Dungeon
Shattered Pixel Dungeon is a Roguelike Dungeon Crawler RPG with pixel art graphics. Every game is a unique challenge, with four different playable characters, randomized levels and enemies, and hundreds of items to collect and use. The game is simple to get into, but strategy is required if you want to win!
Choose Your Hero
Start the game by choosing a hero, which can be improved and customized as you quest through the dungeon!
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4 heroes: Warrior, Mage, Rogue, and Huntress. Each hero has a different playstyle.
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8 subclasses which let successful heroes further specialize their abilities.
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13 unique lategame abilities that grant special power at the end of a game.
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Over 100 talents, which let you incrementally power up your hero as you level up.
Explore the Dungeon Depths
Every run though the dungeon is different, with randomized layouts, enemy placement, and items!
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5 distinct dungeon regions over 26 floors, each with their own enemies and room layouts.
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Over 60 enemies, 30 traps, and 5 detailed bosses to test your skills.
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Over 100 equipment items, including powerful wands, rings, weapons, and armor.
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Over 150 regular items to find and craft, each with their own uses.
A Full Experience on Mobile or PC
Shattered isn’t a limited mobile game, it’s a full game designed from the ground up to work on any device!
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(coming before release!) Two interface modes that take full advantage of large or small screens.
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Full support for touch and mouse input, full keyboard and controller input coming soon!
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Free updates once every ~2 months, with fixes, improvements, and additions.
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Active and helpful communities on several social platforms.
Shattered Pixel Dungeon is open source software under the GPLv3 License, and is based on the freely available source code of Pixel Dungeon! It started as a project to rebalance Pixel Dungeon but has steadily grown into its own game over the last 7 years!
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Dungeons of Voidria
Dream Quest, Desktop Dungeons, Slay the Spire - if you like those you’ll probably enjoy this game! I’m loving it so far.
As of this review there’s plenty of bugs but nothing that ruined the game. If that bothers you perhaps wait a bit.
– Real player with 25.0 hrs in game
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Even in EA, it’s already fun. The mechanics of the skills and spells are an interesting mashup. I’m really looking forward to seeing where this game goes and am happy to support now.
– Real player with 10.1 hrs in game
Smart Moves 2
I loved the visuals, for a puzzle game, there sure was a lot! (over 30 levels!)
I’m not proud to say that I was stuck in the flower one, though. That one was pretty difficult to understand.
– Real player with 2.6 hrs in game
Mystical Echoes
Be a special kind of hero. This 16 bit style Fantasy Rougelike Strategy RPG has a team of heroes defeat creatures that torment the minds of people whose minds are wired differently. Enjoy a Strategy RPG battle system that is intuitive, yet unique to the genre itself. This game blends rougelike dungeons with strategic battles in a way that solves 2 of the biggest weaknesses both respective genres face. This results in battles that are both mind bending and have A.I that is hard to exploit. All this with the classic dungeon exploration many have come to know and love. There is no grinding in this game so make sure you spend your resources wisely. So if you’re looking for a unique yet familiar, easy to learn, hard to master, Strategy, Rougelike game, look no further. It’s a combination of various styles of RPGs put together in a way so that you won’t find many other games like it. So with that I hope you enjoy.
REM Cycles
Fun game with awesome sound track
– Real player with 9.5 hrs in game
This game has so much character! The action feels quick and intuitive and the music is soo cool. I’m excited to try all the characters I haven’t gotten to yet, so far exploding cats is a personal favorite
– Real player with 5.9 hrs in game
Tangledeep
TL; DR Summary: A well-developed game with a wonderful soundtrack, funny devs (Jim), beautiful art style reminding player of SNES days, large number of classes, and a difficulty fitting for this masterpiece with an option to play without permadeath worth the full price and then some.
Early Access Review:
The devs are amazing and show care for their product. The game is still in development and I still feel like I’m playing a high-quality product. With that said, I am pleased to have picked up this game and experience it for myself as every cent was worth it. After placing over 300 hours into the game, I feel it’s time to make a quality review.
– Real player with 1308.3 hrs in game
I usually do not leave reviews, but not only is this game amazing, it has received, in my genuine opinion, the most ridiculous and unreasonable negative reviews I have had the displeasure of reading among Steam reviews. This unfairly misrepresents the rating of this game, which should be higher, and would be if it weren’t for such reviews.
Let’s talk about difficulty first. I’ve heard things ranging from “game is too easy” to “game is too hard,” from “game doesn’t give good instruction” to “game kills you in unfair ways.” In my experience, the difficulty is right where it needs to be by default, and furthermore, there are in-game modifiers you can add to make it easier or harder. With no modifiers, just playing the game as it was intended to be played, I beat the main game on my 2nd try (first character died), and Shara’s story (which is likely way harder) on my first try. And addressing some of the previous concerns, again, as long as you play efficiently after learning the basics, the game is beatable and it won’t be luck that causes you to die; it is very fair. If you play well, you win, and if you make mistakes, you lose. That summarizes most fair and well-made games in existence. And again, there are modifiers to make the game easier/harder, and there are tips for when you die (for example, remember to use your healing flask, make sure you grab a ranged weapon, try not to fight in areas with the “Tricky” difficulty which means you are an area above your level, etc.) And it’s really not that hard to understand that the point of the game is to reach the highest floor of Tangledeep… you literally start on Floor 1, what do you expect? And regarding the “dying in unfair ways” claim that I’ve read, someone got mad that the game is apparently too easy until you fight a monster that reflects damage back to you and makes you kill yourself. So, pay attention to the extremely obvious shield effect, or perhaps read the modifiers the monster has before mindlessly swinging at it? Even aside from that one modifier, one should be checking the possible resistances or other shenanigans champion monsters (mini-bosses) and bosses have in order to play the game optimally. If you go in swinging without thinking, of course you lose. That’s not on the game, that’s on you.
– Real player with 119.9 hrs in game
QUIZxRPG
Full Playthrough here: https://youtu.be/k2wOcIGKug8
I really liked the concept of the game I like that there are anime questions even though they’re almost 100% shounen which is my least favorite genre outside of death note (I would consider it seinen). The execution kind of fails it though one you can skip to the final actual boss that’ll fight you (witch chick) by leaving the tower and going back in. The final boss literally kills himself which is lame I don’t know if that’s supposed to be a meme or a game glitch. A lot of items you can’t equip which is lame. I did get a party of anime characters with mispelled names to avoid copy right which is cool lufu and pukachi were sick contributors to the team. I think it’s a decent game for the price even with the bugs.
– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game
Warhammer Quest: Silver Tower
429.4h (2021Nov16). The final Trial. Stage tells Power 78+, in fact there are summoners, two lvl 44 (power 88) and one lvl 45 (power 90). I understand that people might think, this is a waste of time. That I needed that number of hours is not the point. The point is, the final chapter of the main campain is labeled ‘Power 80+’ This suggests, 4**** champions might do it. Fubar (you know what I mean, if you saw ‘Saving Private Ryan’)
260.1h and counting (2021Aug29). The Warhammer universe is permanent at war, good vs. evil, whatsoever. Warhammer Silver Tower provides fantasy and roleplaying (what you probably would expect from a Warhammer game), presented in a quite modern tile based menue. So you have to put in a little phantasy of your own to bring fantasy alive.
– Real player with 433.0 hrs in game
Straightforward turn based game with nice quick play cycles. It is fairly intuitive so you can get stuck in quickly and the graphics are good. Lots of interesting characters to acquire, but getting them takes a lot of grind and they are generated randomly so you can end up getting the same one you don’t want several times :(
It is a great time waster and I like that you play for a little or as long as you like without having to worry about remembering information between games.
Some satisfying moments when using special powers and blowing up in game objects to take out monsters.
– Real player with 69.5 hrs in game
Yes My Lord
Yes my Lord is an RPG developed by Doubles Core, and published by OTAKU Plan.
STORY
The protagonist was once a famous genius, but now he is poor.
Addicted to alcohol every day, he only complains about his past glory and persecution due to jealousy, so that people around him laughed at him as a “bragging scholar”.
One day, he woke up drunk and found himself in an underground cemetery with demons wandering around.
The mysterious girl “Foxy” who met in the cemetery taught him the necromancer magic.
At the same time, he met the undead girl “Kagaribi” who called him master and loyal to him.
A frustrated Ex-genius, an indifferent immortal girl.
Master and servant, owner and tool.
In the constant day and night, the relationship between the two seems to have gradually changed.
With the lost past of Kagalibi and the real purpose of Foxy gradually revealed, the ending of the two has moved towards an unpredictable future.
FEATURES
○Plot
A passionate pure love story.
There are four endings.
○Combat
Based on the turn system of traditional Japanese RPG, the combined skill setting is added.
○Growth system
Attributes grow through battles.
When encountering a strong enemy, you have the opportunity to gain the ability to surpass your opponent and turn the world around.
You can gain soul value after defeating the enemy. Consuming soul can acquire or strengthen skills.
The skills that can be learned will be gradually lifted as the story progresses, and the heroine will get new clothes.
○Equipment
Gems dropped by enemies can not only increase basic attributes, but also may even have a special effect of HP continuous recovery or increasing damage to certain enemies.
Equip it smartly and build your own strategy.