RPGaymer Podcast: Roguelikes
One of the newer subgenres I fell in love with is the focus of this episode of the podcast!
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August 20, 2023
Roguelikes Are My New Favorite Genre, but This One is Just OK
As long as developers keep making games with procedurally generated dungeons and marginal permanent stat increases, I'm going to play them
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April 29, 2022
Hades is the New Gold Standard of Roguelikes
The underworld isn't all that bad. It seems organized, they have a nice lounge. Sure, the god of the underworld is kind of awful, but you'll get over it.
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October 12, 2020
Slay the Spire is the Best Roguelite/Card Game I’ve Ever Played
It's like Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, but actually good!
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July 27, 2020
The Swords of Ditto vs. Moonlighter: A Comparative Review
Two rogue-lites enter, one leaves. Which was the better game? When both are solid, it's hard to tell!
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July 12, 2019
Review: The Binding of Isaac
What do you get when you mix The Legend of Zelda and Robotron with a dash of randomly generated dungeons? Not a super violent top-down Zelda game, but the super violent top-down dungeon crawler from Edmund McMillen and Florian Himsl of the team behind brutal indie puzzler Super Meat Boy. Based off the biblical story of the same name, The Binding of Isaac is a “roguelike” top-down shooter that mixes several elements from other games with a grotesquely disturbing setting that works well. The Binding of Isaac is truly the stuff of nightmares and is not for the easily offended.
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October 4, 2011