Roguelikes I Like
Just for fun, and to update over time
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The reason I decided to make this list. It's quite good
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The first game I loved that was technically a roguelike
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The peak of the genre? It's a perfect game, even though I suck at it
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One of the GOAT's. Maybe this is the peak
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Not for me but respect
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This one lets you know in the name. Sunk in a few dozen hours at least
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Didn't feel like one when I played this, but it fits
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Didn't play, but fun to watch
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Did play, but not enough to get hooked
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Didn't click but has a great look
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Loved this one, still holds up. Stealth, strategy and style
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Timeless, original and challenging
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Rhythm and action, sure why not
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Never came close. Only pain
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Just as stressful, but still remember this one fondly. It's a gem
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Had it running on my desktop for a while
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Didn't beat it but had a good time
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Exploration and dungeon crawling in pixel heaven
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Tried on a whim and couldn't put it down. Good mix of story and gameplay
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If roguelikes were peanut butter, deck builders would be the jelly
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Pre-Balatro Balatro-like
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A solid strategic follow up to FTL
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Maybe this is where it started. I liked this entry quite a bit too, fwiw
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A narrative Arthurian roguelike with turn-based strategy combat, that's cool as fuck
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Played more of this than I care to admit. Feels like it fell from the Windows 95 era, in a good way.
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More than just cards, but the card parts hit
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Just when I thought I was done, they pull me back in
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Just when I thought I was done, etc.
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Plenty of juice left in the squeeze
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