#roguelikes

Gracias por pasar version en español abajo Source Without a doubt a genre of video games that has grabbed my every afternoon for a long time now has been Roguelikes, actually, it's a sub-genre that is

Rogue Legacy Review

Flinthook Review

The roguelikes are magical.

Ever since the Chainmail era of fantasy wargames, fantastical hacky-slashy RPGs have grappled with the conceit of "magic" as "the ability to hurl battlefield-leveling artillery from one's

Dark Souls doesn't scare me. I consider it to be marginally difficult (I'm just awful at it). Few experiences shake me. Why? I've been playing roguelikes for over a decade. Closer to two decades now. Some

Streaming a few lives of Enter the Gungeon, a roguelike twin-stick shooter with a wicked sense of humor My live stream is at DLive

I'm a competitive gamer. I play for fun first and foremost, but I also play to win. Always have. I play games for fun, which is a good thing, because losing doesn't frustrate me overmuch, and even if I

Y'all Don't Know About Angband Angband is the shit. It is an ASCII based dungeon crawler with randomly created dungeons and perma-death and loot and bad guys from Tolkein and it's awesome. You make yourself

Nethack (wiki) is a classic roguelike that is an absolute must play for those new to the genre. Roguelikes are typically dungeon-crawling turn based RPGs with a ASCII user interface and Nethack is no different