Roguelike

PlateUp! Classic co-op cooking action, with a wide selection of mains, sides, sauces, toppings, desserts, and starters. Choose your equipment, lay out your kitchen, curate your menu and plate up your dishes. From bubbling soups to sublime salads, tender steaks to hearty pies, there’s something for everyone. Look after front-of-house: seating customers, delivering orders, and managing patience. Equip your restaurant to handle the most fickle of customers and deliver them what they need, right when they need it....

Abomi Nation I’m still in the midst of my first run, but I adore the charm this game has. The combat is very enjoyable, and there’s a decent challenge even on the normal difficulty setting. A big selling point is just how customized you can make each run. Difficulty, permadeath, which Abomi join you, all of it can be influenced at the start of a new run, and the game very much encourages you to play it multiple times....

Fractalis I rarely write superlatives, but this game is the worst thing happened to me since I’ve lost a degree to Angband 20 years ago. I’m hooked. Yes, controls could be more polished, but I do not mind. I love it. – Real player with 10.3 hrs in game Read More: Best CRPG Traditional Roguelike Games. While fun at a very reasonable price, I found myself wanting a bit more in the world above the dungeon....

Ninja Express ▲You are a ninja But in daily life, you will act as a courier, Responsible for delivering the items entrusted by the customer to the shipper. This not only protects your identity, but also collects information that is essential for ninjas. This is a simple task, but there are still some troubles to be solved and some rules to be followed. ● Don’t provoke the police. If you run a red light, the police will notice you....

Boyfriend Dungeon 5/10 I really want to highly recommend this game but the reasons I’m about to go into, I can’t. I would, however, say get this game if you like a short but pretty ok dungeoncrawler one shot. TL:DR Pros: Dungeoncrawling aspect done well Beautiful art, beautiful characters Diverse cast Interesting characters Cons: Shallow glimpses into the characters and finishes right as you start to care...

Dark Stone: The Lightseeker Even though the early game may be boring, the game allow for in-depth strategy and planning, with gradual unlocks over time which allows for you to plan ahead with better starting teams and permits for you to build larger teams during the runs, while also increasing the maximum difficulty with each complete run. – Real player with 40.1 hrs in game Read More: Best Deckbuilding Turn-Based Tactics Games....

Dust and Salt Dust and Salt | Genre | RPG | | Version | 1.1.3 | | Campaign | Yes | | Game Length | 2-5 hours | | Difficulty modes | 1 | | Achievements | easy to average | Dust and Salt is a text-based narrative mixture of adventure and RPG. – Real player with 9.3 hrs in game Read More: Best Design & Illustration Turn-Based Strategy Games....

Bull et Hell Bull et Hell is the top down shooter where time moves only when you move. outnumbered and outgunned, shoot your enemies, and maneuver through a chaotic storm of slow-motion bullets. Kill or be killed Time will flow as fast as you move. Take it easy or go face to face! Explore & Loot ever-changing dungeons, defeat the enemy hordes before they take you out! Defeat your friends Beat your friends in the arena mode!...

Fidel Dungeon Rescue Fidel Dungeon Rescue is to puzzle games what Spelunky is to platformers. (To clarify, this is a very high compliment, as Spelunky is probably my favourite video game of all time.) Truthfully though, both games really do share some familiar elements and design decisions. In this game, you play a cute little dog having to rescue Grandma from a dungeon filled with all sorts of baddies. You navigate through multiple, tile-based floors, killing enemies as you go, and leaving your leash trailing behind you, blocking you from ever stepping on the same tile twice....

CELLAR | Rags and Knife This is an odd little roguelike. It’s a very zoomed in map that is on screen and the aesthetic is very lofi pixelart with letters for the monsters. It’s kind of ASCII plus but barely plus. There’s some cool music that sounds like it came from a niche 1970s horror film. I’m not sure how much procedural generation there is in the levels. There seems at least to be several set areas like the start and an area later with a fight in progress before you get there....