Impressions: Despot’s Game – Steam Game Festival Demo
I went into this year’s Steam Game Festival looking for some of the familiar games that have been featured in …
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Review: Jupiter Hell – Running To Your Doom
Jupiter Hell is a fast-paced, top-down shooter roguelike developed by ChaosForge and published by Hyperstrange. It’s a sequel to the …
Build Your Deck and Save The Day in Nitro Kid
New Zealand-based developer Wildboy Studios has officially announced their second game, Nitro Kid. The title is part futuristic romp, part …
Review: Arcadegeddon – No High Score
Gaming’s current giant genres are a curious lot. Roguelikes bring weight but excitement to every death. Looter shooters have evolved …
Roguelike Inventory Manager Backpack Hero Launches this August
We’ve had looter shooters, Soulslike Metroidvanias, and even golf-based RPGs. Now, developer Jaspel ushers in a new genre blend: Backpack …
Review: Despot’s Game: Dystopian Army Builder – Dungeon Crawler’s Delight
Oh no! Your little crew of humans are stuck in a maze of never-ending dungeons. Will you be able to …
Review: Bravery and Greed – Meekness and Lethargy
To loot and plunder; to fight demonic forces from beyond; to throw yourself into hair-raising scenarios with reckless abandon. This …
Review: Lone Ruin – Short but Sweet… but Short
Lone Ruin, developed by Cuddle Monster and published by Super Rare Games for the Switch and Steam, is an Isometric …
Review: Wall World – Flat Earthers’ Paradise
Have you been looking for the next roguelite but wanted new gameplay? Look no further than Wall World by Alawar …
Review: Ravenbound – Too Much Fuss And Feathers
I have a love/hate relationship to roguelikes. I have a similar relationship to Soulsbornes. Some, like Hades and Elden Ring, …