A roguelike game is usually used to categorize games that are characterized by randomization for replayability (monsters, maps, itens etc), permanent death, and turn-based movement. It’s considered a sub-genre of role-playing video games. The first roguelike game was probably Rogue (released around 1980), an adventure game strongly inspired on Dungeons & Dragons role-playing games. One more modern roguelike game is Diablo.
‘Roguelike’
Rogue Tail
Plays: 5Wondrous Lands
Plays: 22Hydra
Plays: 4Ananias
Plays: 9Tower of Non
Plays: 8Rogue Fable II
Plays: 96Dungeon Slog
Plays: 26Dungeon Screener
Plays: 24Exorcist
Plays: 19Specter Knight
Plays: 5bitDungeon
Plays: 17Zombinsanity
Plays: 12Space Croissant
Plays: 11Forgotten Dungeon 2
Plays: 19Dungeon Defiler
Plays: 4The Forgotten Dungeon
Plays: 11Tomb Looter
Plays: 14RogueDungeons RPG
Plays: 2Evil Forest
Plays: 8Arcuz 2: Dungeons
Plays: 37Magi: The Fallen World
Plays: 22Featured Game
Forgotten Dungeon 2
This the sequel of Forgotten Dungeon, a hack-and-slash action RPG in the vein of Diablo. Slay skeletons, zombies and other monsters as you explore the dungeons. You will gain experience for each kill. Sometimes, enemies will drop items. When you level up, you can upgrade your strength, dexterity, intelligence, vitality and spells. Increase your attack/damage […]
