Roguelike

One Try Tower One Try Tower is a reaction-based roguelike horror sidescroller. You’ll find yourself in a tower consisting of three different locations each of which will have two parts. Locations could be described as library prison and warehouse. Each part is thirteen floors, seven of which are on the inside and six of which are on the balconies. At the beggining of each part, except for the first one, you’ll find an altar restoring HP and serving as a checkpoint....

Blade Assault Blade Assault is a time sink for fans of games like Dead Cells and Hades and other games in the rogue-lite action space. I’ve currently sunk 85+ hours of gameplay and I have a much better grasp of how the systems work. Pros: Multiple characters = varied gameplay styles (2 out of 5 characters at the moment, with varied weapon systems) Detailed pixel animation...

Hunted BE CAREFUL CAW CAW THOSE FUEL COVER LIDS ARE QUITE DANGEROUS CAW CAW, THEY WILL MISS UP YOUR 2012 CHEVY MALIBU HARDCORE IF YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU’RE DOING CAW CAW – Real player with 0.5 hrs in game Read More: Best 3D Fighter Choose Your Own Adventure Games. Game is more polished than cyberpunk on first day release. – Real player with 0....

Blessings of No-more So first off this game is a challenge! Expecting anything less would be stupid. While it may be challenging it still quite fun, its got a pokemon-esque combat system and some cool builds you can make with the blessings. I really enjoyed the character design and the art! If your up for a bit of a grind and a challenge its definitely worth the 99 cents. Pro tip, you decide to get the game make sure you equip your first blessing right away!...

Sublevel Zero Redux Amazing game. Brings back fond memories of the mechanics of the Descent series (before Freespace), but with it’s own unique take on the 6DoF (6 degrees of freedom) genre. The feel of the movement and combat is just right, and the game strikes a perfect balance of high speed action and item/resource management of an roguelike rpg. The game rewards skill greatly, and encourages you to conserve your ammo and use each of the many weapon types to their maximum effectiveness....

Ziggurat 2 No joke– Ziggurat 2 is the best rouge-like I ever played. I’m not even exaggerating. The virtual tonnes of progression, replay value, high skill ceiling and item-perk combos make this an absolute no-brainer. For the price tag of £20 the sheer amount of content you get is absolutely unreal. 11 heroes each with their own abilities, 60 weapons– all that can be mastered to individually upgrade, 24 amulets– adding second special abilities to any of your heroes, 219 perks that each have the ability to drastically change your character’s dynamics throughout runs– with most being able to be upgraded in tiers (1, 2, 3) as you level up in a run....

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth I would have never thought after all my years of living that I would love a game as much as I love this one. I gave Flash Isaac a try after getting my ass kicked in Enter The Gungeon because of the similar styles and it was also collecting dust in my steam library. It was all down hill from there. It’s definitely a game you’re going to have to put some time and dedication in and through all the blood, sweat, and tears you’ll find that this game is just a gem....

Rogue Randy First of all, as a player, I think the distribution of maps is OK. The beginning of the story can also arouse the curiosity of players. But I don’t really like combat systems. I don’t know the attack mechanism of different enemies, and the torch will fall down when rolling, increasing the difficulty. In the dark, it is difficult for players to see the enemy. These different enemies will come together to find the player....

Eternal Starlight VR Yup. 20 hours. Still enjoying this. Great place to hang out: Music, scenery, story (skippable, for when you’ve heard it), cool ship design, and options for ship upgrades are plentiful and cool looking in their own right. I love a place with a low-key theme, in which epic battles are played out – much better than chaos in every direction all the time. I enjoy playing the “same” scenario (it has some random alterations) more than once because this game allows for multiple strategies....

Spelunky At it’s core, Spelunky is a precise 2D platformer, with a very simple yet elegant scoring mechanic. Each level through which you descend is littered with treasure, and your objective is to get to the end of the game, beat the boss, and escape with as much gold as you can carry with you. This would get a bit boring if the levels were the same every time, so instead the layout of the platforms, items, and enemies changes every time you retry, although the four themed areas (plus one special, secret one) always appear in the same order....