Discover a genre where failure is both the end and a new beginning. Welcome to the world of Roguelikes.
Discover a genre where failure is both the end and a new beginning. Welcome to the world of Roguelikes.
In this Rogue-lite sci-fi horror for PS VR, you’re a re-printable clone brought to life by the sole survivor on a starship overrun by mutated, murderous former crewmates. A terrifying stealth experience.
Looking like the mutant offspring of Stardew Valley and Enter The Gungeon, Atomicrops is post-apocalyptic farming sim one moment, frantic 2D shooter the next. What else needs to be said?
There’s a lot of debate on this. Purists argue that a Roguelike must mirror Rogue’s turn-based, dungeon crawler RPG approach to qualify.
Another school of thought is that a Roguelike can refer to any game with procedural elements that will reset your progress completely after each playthrough, whereas a Rogue-lite retains some elements of character progression, such as upgraded stats or unlocked weapons and abilities. Because of this, some consider that a Roguelike is about the journey, whereas a Rogue-lite is about the destination.
This Rogue-lite take on SUPERHOT maintains the premise that time only moves when you do - it however introduces randomisation to keep the combat scenarios fresh and the replay value high.
Let’s hear it for the classic games that introduced many PlayStation players to the world of Roguelikes.
What effect does dungeon crawling have on the minds of adventurers? Find out in this turn-based RPG with a psychological twist.
A “genealogical Rogue-lite” where death means playing as the next generation of adventurer, all of whom have a random, gameplay-affecting quirk.
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