Category: Roguelike

  • Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core – Rock and Stone, but Make it Roguelike

    Deep Rock Galactic set a gold standard for cooperative shooters. It turned mining, bug-shooting, and dwarven camaraderie into an addictive loop that felt like home. When Ghost Ship Games announced Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core, it felt like an interesting way with a roguelite twist on the formula. After spending over a dozen hours in…

  • Death By Scrolling: Caught in the Loop

    In the crowded landscape of “survivor-likes,” it takes a unique hook to stand out. Death By Scrolling attempts to carve its own niche by introducing a constantly encroaching screen that forces the player upward, blending the frantic energy of an arcade platformer with the addictive loot-chasing mechanics of the genre. While the game boasts some…

  • The Rogue Prince of Persia: A Fresh Take on an Old Legend

    With The Rogue Prince of Persia finally receiving a physical release for PS5, Switch, and the brand‑new Switch 2, the timing felt perfect to revisit a title we missed the first time around. In this review we’ll break down what makes the game stand out, where it stumbles, and why it might be the most enjoyable…

  • Minos: Building the Ultimate Death Trap

    In the crowded landscape of roguelike titles, it takes something truly unique to stand out. Artificer’s Minos manages to carve out a distinct identity by flipping the script on traditional dungeon crawlers. Instead of playing the hero delving into the dark, you are Asterion, the son of Minos and a Minotaur tasked with protecting the…