Traditional Roguelike

One Way Heroics It’s been a while since I’ve played the base game, so this review might contain some bits from the DLC. First of all, this game is a relatively simple roguelike with a twist: the world is constantly being consumed from the left, forcing the player to continue moving to the right. The base objective for winning is to defeat the Demon Lord, who will generally pop up to fight you after certain amounts of time has elapsed and retreat in a bit if neither is dead....

Wyvern This game is a revival of a 20+ year old game that maintains many of philosophies of old school gaming. First thing first. This Game Is Hard. Hand-holding is new, and slowly being introduced to help the new generation of gamers, but for the most part you are going to have a hard time. Be prepared to get lost, be prepared to die. Be prepared to get confused. Fortunately, the community is very kind and is always willing to give you a helping hand....

Adventure Minesweeper Mixed recommendation. It’s casual minesweeper-style game, with several, fixable issues. Imagine Minesweeper, except instead of mouse, you walk on the map and turn tiles. Turning a mine will result in a health-loss. Also, there are stones (impreachable points) and food (healing). Find all non-mine spots and you find the exit. That’s Adventure Minesweeper as a concept and in a nutshell. Does it work? Idea is actually alright. It introduces some deviations from the regular Minesweeper tactics....

Patient Zero Patient Zero is a randomly generated twin-stick shooter Action-adventure game with great emphasis on its roguelike elements. You play as one of the hazmat crew enlisted in a top-secret adventure to find Patient Zero and stop another deadly virus from sweeping the world. This task will take you into the Void a simulation where a randomly generated stage of events are awaiting you. As you delve deeper into the Void you will find treasures that might give you unworldly powers but be careful as not all items are what they seem and knowledge of the Void is vital to survive....

Wyvern This game is a revival of a 20+ year old game that maintains many of philosophies of old school gaming. First thing first. This Game Is Hard. Hand-holding is new, and slowly being introduced to help the new generation of gamers, but for the most part you are going to have a hard time. Be prepared to get lost, be prepared to die. Be prepared to get confused. Fortunately, the community is very kind and is always willing to give you a helping hand....

Dwarves & Dungeons Only slightly better than Darkest Hunters – Real player with 4.6 hrs in game Read More: Best Match 3 Early Access Games. An interesting game that is more than a match-3 clone. It is a candy bar. You can bite it in a minute, but it can potentially be savored for hours. – Real player with 4.0 hrs in game...

青之镇物语 Very hard game in the beginning but very fun. Need an update cuz I cant play the second part of the game. This is a game a would pay 10-15$ for and I bought it for 0.79$ – Real player with 4.3 hrs in game Read More: Best Medical Sim Adventure Games. 青之镇物语 on Steam

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!...

Blazing Aries “Blazing Aries” is an ARPG game developed by Kuroto Zakka, and published by OTAKU Plan. STORY The game tells the story of a new adventurer named Aries. She visits all kinds of cities, travels around the unknown world, fights against the “Calamities” that spread all over the world. This game’s core is the orthodox action fighting mode! Players will use all kinds of skills to adapt to the situation in battle, and fight against various enemies....

Low Magic Age TL;DR: The game is a fun grind, but it is not well balanced. I have about 90 hours in the arena and about 10 in the adventure mode. I have raised a party to around level 100 in the arena. I am recommending this game with some suggestions for the devs. I hope the devs will implement some change so the player feels like they are growing more powerful as they level up, instead of feeling like they are barely holding on and crawling towards the inevitable moment when they will no longer be able to beat a single encounter....