Tag: Roguelite

Risk of Rain 2: Hallowed Concepts embraces the darkness of Petrichor V, introducing intriguing new survivors, punishing trials, and tempting bargains that promise to make every step towards power a dangerous gamble.

Vault of Power delivers an accessible strategy roguelike built around clever spell combinations, class identity and satisfying build crafting. Its automated battles put preparation firmly in the spotlight, while branching dungeon runs encourage experimentation. A compact adventure with plenty to enjoy, even if roguelike veterans may crave a deeper endgame.

There is no shortage of games about warriors fighting for supremacy, but Queen's Blade Re arrives with a distinctive vision of what makes a champion. Based...

Deck of Haunts turns the haunted house into your ultimate weapon, blending clever deckbuilding, mansion construction and fear management into a wonderfully wicked strategy game in which every terrified scream brings you one step closer to crafting the perfect nightmare.

Viractal: Will You Trust Your Party? combines dice-driven exploration, clever deckbuilding and colourful tabletop charm into a wonderfully unpredictable RPG where careful planning can only take you so far before fate rolls the dice.

Moros Protocol delivers a brutal and exhilarating retro FPS experience, where punchy weapons, frantic movement, roguelite progression and a wonderfully grimy sci-fi atmosphere combine to make surviving The Orpheus an addictive fight for survival.

Voltaire: The Vegan Vampire serves up a charming gothic blend of farming, roguelite combat and wonderfully eccentric humour, creating a memorable adventure whose delightful personality is occasionally overshadowed by repetitive gameplay and uneven combat.

Scritchy Scratchy turns the humble scratch card into an absurdly addictive incremental jackpot machine, combining tactile scratching, escalating upgrades, risky rewards and enough “one more ticket” temptation to swallow far more time than you might expect.

Moonlight Chess turns the battlefield into a strategic playground, combining card choices, clever positioning, unit merging and satisfying synergies into a charming auto-battler that is remarkably easy to lose an evening to.

Vampire Blood Dynasty serves up a suitably gothic revenge fantasy with satisfying hack-and-slash combat, but its promising vampire politics and supernatural premise struggle to transcend the limitations of a modest budget.