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.
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Sift Renegade
Sift Renegade features the Yakuza member Kiro, who is on a mission to seek the truth and take revenge. Fight tons of enemies with your katana, escape from your assailants on a wild bike chase, or combat at close range with your shuriken stars! The game features multiple gameplay, and has an exciting and suspenseful […]
