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Swords and Sorcery - Underworld Gold

OlderBytes

4 (597)

Swords and Sorcery - Underworld Gold is a first person RPG that, using the traditional gameplay of the genre, will take players back to the late '80s and early '90s, with it turn-based combat, box-to-box movements, and retro aesthetic. When you're creating your group of adventurers you can choose between several different classes and species: warriors, paladins, thieves, clerics, and magicians; humans, elves, dwarfs, and gnomes. Of course, every class has its own set of abilities that you can improve bit by bit while you advance through the dungeons. Besides these special powers, which are the main weapons of the warriors or thieves, you have more than 40 spells at your disposal. These are the main tricks of the magicians and clerics, who use the spells to attack and protect themselves, which makes them very versatile classes. To put the features of Swords and Sorcery - Underworld Gold into numerical terms: you'll find more than 100 different enemies, each illustrated by hand, and more than 200 objects, including weapons, armor, and potions. All of this will result in hours and hours of death in the dungeons. Swords and Sorcery - Underworld Gold is an old-school RPG, which due to its difficult gameplay and rugged graphics might make more than one player stumble, but which offers hours and hours of entertainment for the adventurous.

Crawle

Sleepy Studios

4 (739)

Crawle is a mix between a 'dungeon crawler' and a 'sandbox', in which you play a character who must deal with all the problems that any normal person would face being lost in the woods for a long time. These problems, as is logical, begin with ensuring the very survival of the protagonist. That is, we have to be careful that the protagonist does not go hungry and thirsty, conserves energy with plenty of rest, and keeps their sanity intact. The life bar, which is very important for survival, is affected by all the elements that could affect their health. This means that if you want to stand a chance when confronted by your enemies, you need to start in good physical condition. The world in which Crawle is set is fully dynamic and is one of the game´s main strengths. That is, trees can die during the adventure, animal carcasses will rot, and so on. Basically, any element in the game can be affected by the player. Crawle is a fun role-playing adventure game, in which survival is the main goal. You will need much more than a little food and drink to spend a few days on the move.

The Last Days According to Ezra

N/A

5 (783)

The Last Days According to Ezra is a peculiar role-playing game created with RPG Maker. In it, you play as Ezra, a worker at a factory called Machine Inc. who, after being fired, goes through some changes that will forever alter his life. These changes, which give the game its character, cause him to play an important role in the future of the universe as we know it. In fact, they even bring him to fight with enemies in classic turn-based combat as the story unfolds. But although there is some combat, The Last Days According to Ezra doesn't include levels, experience, special weapons, or any of those typical role-playing elements. That's what makes it a unique game: the most important part is you, the player. The Last Days According to Ezra is a special role-playing game, with captivating characters and story that more than make up for the lack of entertaining gameplay.

Subterranean Starfield

N/A

4 (954)

Subterranean Starfield is a role play game (RPG) in the style of the old Super Nintendo games, created with the RPG Maker VX ACE tool. In it, without being presented with much of a back-story, players dive into various dungeons to kill lots of enemies and loot as much treasure as they can. As with all games of this type, you can select some extra characters to join your hero and create a team of four intrepid adventurers. You can also equip them with different pieces of equipment (armour, weapons, etc) to better adapt them to their roles within the team. The game uses a turn based combat system (similar to early Final Fantasy or Pokemon), so while you're exploring your surroundings, the display emits an alarm and the combat begins. This combat, as usual, is played out in turns. Subterranean Starfield is a game in the anime style, with turn based combat, and where the simple story never tries to take centre stage. Instead, it is the combat and exploration that are the true stars of this title.

Sword of Legends

Wangyuan Shengtang Entertainment Technology CO., Ltd.

4 (648)

Sword of Legends is a game that combines elements of action, platform, and role playing games (RPG), to offer a different experience from most traditional RPG's, albeit with a look that will take you back to the 16 bit era. The player takes on the role of Adon, a simple warrior from a small town who embarks on an adventure that will lead him to explore many different locations in the amazing medieval fantasy world he lives in. Now, the Sword of Legends story and characters are minor aspects, the most interesting aspect of the game is the number of actions you'll be able to carry out with the protagonist. Adon not only jumps and attacks using his sword; he can also carry out dozens of special movements. Sliding along the ground to go through small holes, demolishing walls with sword-at-the-ready charges, falling with the sword facing downwards to break the ground... and several other sword techniques you'll learn along the way. Apart from all the techniques, Adon can count on several different artifacts to aid him (much like in the Castlevania games) in jumping higher, or diving for longer, etc. Of course you will also be equipped with several different swords and shields. Sword of Legends is a very fun two dimensional role playing game that goes well beyond simply offering a nostalgic look, to offering a truly amazing game.

Dungeon Crawl Tile Version

N/A

3 (655)

Dungeon Crawl Tile Version is a slightly modernized version (visually speaking) of the classic game Dungeon Crawl, which is also available for download on Uptodown. This game offers exactly the same as the original Dungeon Crawl, including the races and classes when creating a character, the spells and weapons, and the same available skills. The fundamental difference is that, thanks to the graphics-based interface, performing actions is much more intuitive. The graphics in Dungeon Crawl Tile Version are lovely, despite their simplicity. Each and every one of the pixels has a fantastic retro look, and the variety of enemies is great, as well. Dungeon Crawl Tile Version is a visually improved version of one of the best roguelikes that currently exists. It should be required for any fan of the genre. What's more, all you have to do is download, unzip, and play; there is no installation of any kind.

Summoning Wars

Com2uS

5 (559)

Summoning Wars is a free and open-source role-playing game with both single-player and multiplayer modes, the latter of which allows for up to eight people playing on a local network. Gameplay is very similar to Diablo and other classic ARPGs, with the fundamental difference that Summoning Wars has 3D polygonal graphics. Except for that detail, this game is exactly as you'd expect, including talking with other characters, fighting hundreds of enemies, earning experience and leveling up, using magic abilities, equipping weapons and armor, etc. There's also a pretty elaborate story that starts with your character locked in a dungeon inside a guarded castle. Everything starts to fall apart when a dangerous demon attacks and the guardians ask for your help. Summoning Wars is a pretty fun role-playing game. Although it's not that visually appealing (the graphics leave something to be desired), it has great gameplay and an excellent story. You can also choose from several different classes at the beginning of the game, each offering a unique playing experience.

The Endless Dungeon

Amplitude Studios

2 (587)

The Endless Dungeons is a roguelike game with 8-bit style graphics that pays tribute to the genre's classics with a story that requires you to descend to the bottom floor of a 99-level dungeon in order to defeat its guardian. You start the game by choosing the sex and class of your hero. There are mages, warriors, thieves, clerics, and more to choose from. The game's difficulty depends on the class that you choose, since, for example, mages are particularly weak at the beginning of the game. Like any good roguelike, the game's 99 levels are randomly generated, ensuring that you'll never play the same game twice. Each level is full of all kinds of enemies that will provide you with experience, and treasures that will allow you to equip new weapons and special objects. The Endless Dungeons is a fun roguelike that replaces the genre's traditional, tiresome interface with one that is much more comfortable to use on a computer and with a mouse.

Fame

Piotr Benaruk

2 (569)

Fame is an RPG that, despite taking material straight from roguelike classics like Ancient Domains of Mystery or Castle of the Winds, goes above and beyond these games by offering an enormous role-play game in every respect. The first thing to do before starting your adventure is create your character. And from this moment you'll already see Fame's depth. Not only can you select the name, class, attributes, and gender of your hero, you can also choose their age and some special characteristics, such as whether they're missing an arm or a leg. As you create your character you can also choose whether you want permadeath or the possibility to bring your character back to life. If you choose the first option, you'll get the proper roguelike experience. Fame's level of detail goes as far as your character not being able to read signs if, while creating your hero, you chose that he would be illiterate. Of course, this is something you won't be able to do either if it's nighttime and you don't have a flashlight. Add to all these small details a very solid, traditional role gameplay where you talk with loads of characters, receive missions and assignments from them, buy and sell objects, and, of course, fight with tons of creatures. The combat system, as usual, is turn-based. When it's your turn you can choose to attack with the weapon you're carrying, use one of the objects in your inventory (like potions), cast spells ... or run away. Fame is an RPG that's full of possibilities. It has a long and interesting story and very solid gameplay. Even though the graphics aren't exactly excellent, this is an RPG that every fan of the genre will like.

Ancient Domains of Mystery

Thomas Biskup

3 (898)

Ancient Domains of Mystery (ADOM) is one of the most successful roguelike games of all time. It was released in 1994, and still has a solid number of active players. At the start, as in other games of this genre, you have to create and customize your character, choosing from among various races (elf, human, dwarf, orc, troll, etc.) and classes (warrior, mage, priest, thief, explorer, etc.). You can also randomize your character, or customize it down to the smallest detail. Once you have your character set up, you can start fulfilling the prophecy that serves as the backdrop for the game's story: a hero will rise from among the rest to end the darkness that looms over Ancardia. It won't be easy to succeed in this enterprise, though. Following the traditions of roguelike games, Ancient Domains of Mystery has an interface controlled by the keyboard only (you should read the manual before playing), permanent death, random and fatal dungeons, and very simple graphics that will take veteran roguelike players back to the good old days. Ancient Domains of Mystery (ADOM) is a highly entertaining RPG that has more to it than most modern commercial games. Its main drawback (or asset, depending on your point of view) is that it takes time to master the controls and all the options they offer.

Ur-Quan Masters HD

Ur-Quan Masters HD Developers

4 (788)

Ur-Quan Masters HD is a high-def version of the awesome Ur-Quan Masters, which itself is a remake of the classic Star Control II for modern operating systems. Star Control II was one of the most important science fiction titles of the 1990s. One of the key elements of Ur-Quan Masters HD is the total freedom that you enjoy at all times. As you go along your adventures, you neither have to follow a predefined storyline, nor do you have to go wherever this or that character tells you to go. Instead, it is you yourself and your journeys that will forge the story. In this way, gameplay is divided into various and varied segments. On one hand, you have a general view of the galaxy through which you can move with your spaceship. You can add tons of annexed artifacts to your ship, and have conversations and make decisions about what to do in the name of your captain. On the other hand are the battles, where you'll take direct control of your ship, dodging and shooting with built-in controls. This is where your own skill, as well as the features you've added to your ship, will be put to the test. Ur-Quan Masters HD is an outstanding science-fiction role-playing game that adds the additional layer of excellent graphics to an already great game. Near infinite hours of playing time are hidden in this galaxy.

Rogue Survivor

N/A

3 (732)

Rogue Survivor is a sandbox RPG that takes place in an all-out zombie apocalypse, where your objective is not to save the human race or recover lost treasure from the lair of an evil wizard - it's to survive. To survive for as long as you can! Thanks to the wide-open nature of your objective, throughout the adventure you don't have to really go anywhere or find anything in particular. Your mission is to survive, which you can only achieve by performing all sorts of different actions. The most important thing to keep in mind during your adventure is that your character is not the only survivor in the city, so it's essential to interact with other citizens controlled by the game's AI. You can talk to them, trade with them, and even form a team. Oh, and you can always kill them in order to take their stuff... One fun detail in Rogue Survivor is that at the beginning of the game you can choose between different types of zombie apocalypses, basically between something like a classic horror film, or something closer the style in modern video games. Or, you can start the game as a zombie, making it your objective to eat brains. Rogue Survivor is a unique 'roguelike' game that comes with all the features common among recent titles in the genre: graphics (although limited), mouse support, and even the ability to be reincarnated as another character after dying.

Return of Egypt

Driven Phantom Soft

4 (722)

Return of Egypt is a game that mixes platforms, action, and role-playing - the genre known as 'metroidvania' - and presents you with a challenge where, instead of controlling Alucard, Samus Aran, or Richard Belmont, you'll be playing as Lanier Gadishu, a Jewish man set on clearing the pyramids of skeletons and other terrible creatures. Playing Return of Egypt may be a little difficult, since the game is entirely in Japanese, which makes starting out and learning how to play very challenging. But we're here to explain what you need to do. The game requires no installation, so just double-click on its executable, press 'F4', select the keyboard as the player one control system, configure your keys the way you like them, and press the button that you've configured to start (that will be shift by default). Return of Egypt isn't a very long game considering its genre, as it just has five final bosses and only a few different magical abilities. Still, it's totally free and has a fun setting to make up for its short duration. Return of Egypt is a fun 'metroidvania' game that is sure to entertain you with its direct gameplay - even if the game itself is in Japanese.

Rune Sword 2

CrossCut Games

5 (1056)

Rune Sword 2 is a free indie RPG that offers an experience closer to traditional tabletop role-playing games than to what most players are used to. In fact, although Rune Sword 2 includes a series of game modules (called tomes), it also includes a module generator in the installer so you can create your own campaigns, which can be as fun as playing an adventure. The gameplay in Rune Sword 2 is very similar to a tabletop RPG. This means that battles happen in turns, you have to throw dice, characters can use their powers at any time, you can talk with lots of NPCs, etc. In some sense, playing Rune Sword 2 is like playing a pen-and-paper RPG where the game master is the computer, since that's what controls the dice as well as all the events that aren't controlled by your own characters. You can create the characters from scratch, choosing their skills, abilities, and looks. Their appearance is represented by scanned real miniatures. Rune Sword 2 is a really unique RPG offering the closest experience to tabletop role that you can find on a computer.

Iter Vehemens ad Necem

IvanDev

5 (619)

Iter Vehemens ad Necem is an old-school roguelike that, on top of the inherent difficulty of this genre, adds a layer of trickiness that starts right in the game's prologue. In that prologue, you'll learn about the daily life of your character, whose routine includes waking up to monsters in his face, having to fight creatures of all kinds, and climbing trees for hours just to find food. And this, of course, isn't even the most difficult thing you'll have to face. Once the game really begins, Iter Vehemens ad Necem has exactly what you'd expect: turn-based combat, a traditional interface, classic but decent graphics, and, of course, permadeath. The problem is, as you advance, the game will try to kill you however it can. That said, Iter Vehemens ad Necem also includes some new features that make it stand out even more. For example, you can recruit allies on your adventure in the hopes that they will help you survive a little longer. Also, oddly enough (though it does makes sense), the game has a 'vomit' button. Iter Vehemens ad Necem is a very fun roguelike that, despite being relatively accessible, is still super difficult. It's nevertheless a great gaming experience for fans of the genre.

TileRogue

Donnie Russell II

3 (648)

TileRogue is an updated version of the classic Rogue, the father of roguelike games. The new version has some added features like updated graphics (the original used ASCII graphics) and mouse control (the original was solely keyboard-based). Aside from these differences, which make the game much more accessible, TileRogue is exactly the same as famous game from the early eighties. This means that your goal will still be to plunge yourself into the depths of an endless catacomb to retrieve the Amulet of Yendor. As would be expected, along the way you will have to confront tons of different enemies that will stop at nothing to destroy you. As always, if they manage to do so (and they often will), you'll have to start over from the beginning. In TileRogue, you pay for carelessness with your life. TileRogue is possibly the best way to enjoy Rogue nowadays. Its easy playability, with both keyboard and mouse, as well as the great appearance of its graphic tiles makes playing it a real delight.

AliensRL

Kornel Kisielewicz

4 (525)

AliensRL is a roguelike based on the universe of Alien, in which you have to play the role of a space marine and travel to a colony from where no communication has been received. Naturally, when you get there everything goes wrong, the ship explodes, your friend dies, and suddenly you find yourself trapped in an alien-infested colony. In the beginning of the game you have to choose your character's class and his skills, which you can improve as you play. These skills consist of handling main and secondary weapons, first aid, etc. In short, everything a marine would need. The controls are simpler than in the majority of the games of the genre, you can start killing aliens as soon as you start the game, without having to go through any kind of tutorial. That said, surviving and escaping the colony is not as easy as killing a couple of aliens. AliensRL is a fun role playing game, in which playing a space marine becomes truly terrifying. Just a couple of minutes from starting you feel the life of your character is in danger, and that's how it should be.

Powder

DAN-BALL

3 (534)

Powder is an RPG where you play an amateur hero who embarks on an unlikely mission to kill Beelzebub, the devil king. To get there, though, you'll have to descend into the depths of a deep cavern full of dangers. Like all games in this genre, in Powder you face tons of creatures, traps, and other dangers. Luckily, along the way you won't just find creatures trying to kill you, but also loads of weapons, armor, spells, and other objects to help you on your adventure. As you descend through the cave, killing enemies and gaining experience, you can level up. And you'll definitely need to, since the demons in the lower levels will kill you with a single blow if you're not strong enough. Another great aspect of Powder is that you can change its look at any time. It has a lovely 16-bit default style, but there are more than half a dozen others you can try with just one click. Powder is a fun and accessible roguelike that's easy to play by combining the keyboard and mouse. Moreover, it's perfect for quick rounds where you try to survive as long as you can.

Doomed Dungeon

N/A

3 (991)

Doomed Dungeon is a first person RPG in which your mission is a simple one: kill the enemies to open the gate leading to the next level, and repeat. The game is played out in the first person like most titles in the 'dungeon crawler' genre. From this view, you will come face to face with lots of enemies like spiders, skeletons and goblins, all of which you must kill using different weapons and spells. One button controls the weapon in your right hand, and another lets you cast magic. You always have to keep a close eye on your health bar and mana, because if these are running out, you have to drink some of the potions your enemies release when they die. The most striking aspect of the game, gameplay aside, is its fun graphics. The cartoon aesthetic goes perfectly with the gameplay, replacing the traditional violence of these games with a friendlier more approachable feel. Doomed Dungeon is a very light and entertaining RPG, which rather than having a deep and complicated system, offers the player a fun and pure experience they can dive right into and start enjoying straight away.

Epic Inventor

N/A

3 (984)

Epic Inventor is a two-dimensional action role-playing game where you will play as a sort of adventurous mad scientist who, with the inestimable help of his robot, will have to survive and unleash his imagination in a dangerous world full of possibilities. As the game develops it seems, at times, like any other conventional 2-D action role-playing game. In other words, as you progress and kill off your enemies with your equipped weapons, you'll gain experiences, which helps you gain levels. Pretty normal. You'll see what makes this game different in that moment when you open up your inventory and find, like in Terraria or Minecraft, that you have the ability to create tons and tons of objects. For example, if you want to make a sword you'll need a sheet of bronze... and to make a sheet of bronze you'll need three pieces of bronze... and to find those, you'll have to break up rocks. In addition to all that, you'll have a robot that will accompany your protagonist from the very beginning, and who you can use to take care of many different tasks. It could be anything from your bodyguard to your worker. Epic Inventor is a really fun game, similar to Terraria in many aspects, but it's worth noting that this one is completely free.

Hale

Jared Stephen

3 (916)

Hale is a turn-based RPG that, making use of the engine and setting from the fantastic Battle for Wesnoth, offers a totally new story with its own characters and development apart from the original game. From the main game menu you can select the chapter of the campaign you want to play. In other words, depending on your prior experience you can start playing from Chapter 3 (although it's advisable to start from the first one, or even complete the tutorial beforehand). Hale shares many common elements with The Battle for Wesnoth, which you'll clearly notice when it comes time to do battle. Nevertheless, as the story develops, it offers many elements belonging to traditional role-play rather than strategy games. You can increase the number of characters in your group of adventurers, or change their equipment (armor, weapons, potions, etc.). In addition, you have the option to select different dialogue options in certain cases. Hale is a highly entertaining turn-based RPG, which in spite of its occasionally coarse interface offers both an interesting story line and an excellent challenge.

Dungeons of Fayte

N/A

3 (669)

Dungeons of Fayte is a dungeon crawler. In it, you explore a series of dungeons and other scenarios to find the treasure and gain as much experience as possible. Dungeons of Fayte is best if you play with the help of other players. In fact, the cooperative mode can support up to four people simultaneously as long as you have enough controllers to do so, with one on the mouse and two on the same keyboard, for example. The gameplay is reminiscent of RPGs like Diablo. As you advance, you have to kill all the enemies in your way to loot their belongings, take their gold, and improve your character. Dungeons of Fayte is primarily a cooperative RPG, though you can also play and finish it by yourself, if you want. But really, it's much better if you play with a few of your friends.

Guardian of Paradise

Buster

4 (672)

Guardian of Paradise is a game in pure Zelda style where you take on the role of Tela, a boy embarking on a mysterious, danger-filled adventure in search of a cure for his sister's strange illness. Just like in any Zelda game, the action in Guardian of Paradise comes from exploring scenes full of enemies and the occasional puzzle. Luckily, your hero is accompanied by his trusty sword and some elemental creatures that allow him to use special abilities. As you progress through Guardian of Paradise, the adventure starts to become more and more complex. What at first seemed like a simple trip through the forest soon becomes an epic adventure taking you along tons of different areas - always, of course, with the goal of saving Tela's sister. Guardian of Paradise is a surprisingly good Zelda clone that lasts quite a long time and has charming graphics that could have come from any Super Nintendo game. There's plenty of variety so you never risk getting bored.

Zelda Diablo

N/A

5 (618)

Zelda Diablo is an action role-playing game where you will control Link, the protagonist of the Zelda franchise, through an epic adventure in the pure Diablo style, descending to the deepest levels of a dungeon. As in the original Diablo, this dungeon is randomly generated so that each game is a new experience. The only thing that stays the same is that you'll be exploring 50 different enemy-infested levels. You can count on Link's trusty sword and other items to fight against these enemies. You'll have different power orbs at your disposal, and of course bombs, which can cause a lot of damage, and a boomerang. Graphically, Zelda Diablo will remind you of the first Nintendo Entertainment System Zelda games, with a basic color pallet and simple yet endearing character design. Zelda Diablo is a fun action and role-playing game which, though it might not offer the same scope as other titles in the same genre, still has a straightforward experience that should be especially attractive for fans of the Legend of Zelda saga.

Lair of the Madhat

ManyHat

4 (1066)

Lair of the Madhat is a dungeon crawler in pure Diablo style that tells the story of three friends who venture into a dungeon in search of a mysterious and unknown treasure. The game can be played either alone or with a friend. You can choose from three different character classes: warrior, scout, and mage. The first is the best for melee and has several abilities with which he can jump and attack instantly. The second is better with his bow and good for long distances, and the third has spells apt for any situation. The basic gameplay is similar to games like Diablo 2 and Torchlight. You advance through dungeons full of enemies, traps, and other dangers while trying to get rid of all of them and gain enough experience to level up. Visually speaking, Lair of the Madhat is outstanding and can hold its own against just about any commercial game. The character design and different special effects look absolutely amazing. Lair of the Madhat is a simple but fun RPG. It's a lot of fun to play by yourself, but it's even better online with a friend.

Tales of the Drunken Paladin

Steve Gibbon

4 (878)

Tales of the Drunken Paladin is an RPG in proper Super Nintendo style. But rather than the typical 'save the world' plot, it opts for something less epic and much funnier. In fact, when you start playing you'll soon realize that your character is nothing like a typical hero: Anebriate is a lazy and drunken soldier who loves to drink, eat, and sleep. Despite all this, Anebriate ends up befriending other characters and embarking on an adventure that will take you to the far corners of the world, despite the endless threats along the way. All jokes aside, Tales of the Drunken Paladin has a combat system similar to that of Playstation and Super Nintendo JRPGs, where you give orders to the various members of your group. Tales of the Drunken Paladin is a fun JRPG. The story will keep you hooked for nearly 30 hours, and you'll definitely have more than a laugh or two along the way.

Adventures of Baron Hackenslausch

N/A

4 (909)

Adventures of Baron Hackenslausch is a 'hack 'n slash' where you take control of Baron Hackenslausch, a drunken old man who must face endless hordes of enemies with only the help of his trusty sword... and his special powers. The game features just three different levels and three different kinds of enemy. You fight against them to try and hold off the endless waves of enemies for as long as possible, which will come at you from all sides of the screen. Although there are only three types of enemy, each of them has one particular skill. Mages, for example, try to kill you from a distance, while smaller, faster enemies try to swarm you. The biggest enemies do the most damage if you let them get close. The graphics in Adventures of Baron Hackenslausch are outstanding. The game has the visual style of 'cell shading' and some very colourful character modelling. Also, it has a 'heavy metal' soundtrack that fits perfectly. Adventures of Baron Hackenslausch is a fun little action game, and although it lacks variety, it offers a great gaming experience without asking for a single euro in return. Not surprisingly it is in fact a completely free game developed by students.

Rogue Legacy

Cellar Door Games

3 (527)

Rogue Legacy is a game of action, platforms, and adventure, in which you assume the role of a knight who comes to a castle to 'cleanse it of evil'. On your journey you will come across lots of traps and baddies hoping to end your life... and they will succeed. Rogue Legacy's signature move, however, is that every time you die, you will assume the role of the son of the previous character that you were controlling. Each of these children will be completely unique, both in their attributes, skills, and appearance. And of course, every time one dies, you start to control the next. Following this mechanism, the goal is to try to get as far as possible every time you enter the castle, trying to earn as much money as possible to buy upgrades for your next go. Rogue Legacy combines traditional permanent death typical of the genre, with a similar system to that of Castlevania, and delivers a unique gaming experience and a very, very enjoyable one.

HyperRogue III

N/A

3 (548)

HyperRogue III is a very particular roguelike where your aim is to get as much money and gems as you can before you die. And dying is not optional: the game can only end when you die. The gameplay is very simple, a lot simpler than in more traditional roguelikes: you can choose which cell to move to using the mouse, while you also try to find the treasure. The problem is that the more treasure you find, the more enemies you attract. The combats are simple too: if you attack first you kill the enemy, but if they do it first, you're the one dead. It's really that simple. Dying near the beginning of the game is thus almost impossible, since you always have room to move. But as more monsters appear, you have fewer free cells to move to. HyperRogue III is a game with a unique and original gameplay. In contrast to most games in this genre, it offers a straightforward experience that you can enjoy from the very first second you start playing.

Dark Disciples II

N/A

5 (568)

Dark Disciples II is a classic-style 2D RPG set in an epic fantasy world known as the Eastern Lands. You start the adventure locked inside a slave camp, which you'll have to escape from in order to start your real adventure. In the beginning of Dark Disciples II, you have to create a new character, putting different points into the skills and abilities that you prefer. This means you don't have to choose a class per se, but instead will create it as you play. Although you start the story locked inside a prison, you'll eventually visit a lot of different locations throughout the game (which can last for more than 20 hours): from the jungles of the Eastern Islands to the deserts in the South. The combat system, as in almost all similar RPGs, is strictly turn-based. Your chance to hit or miss your opponent, and how much damage you inflict, is always determined by your stats and the equipment you have. The inventory system in Dark Disciples II is also pretty traditional. You can kit yourself out with armors, weapons, talismans, and other objects. There are also potions, money, etc. Dark Disciples II is a traditional RPG and although it doesn't have particularly striking graphics, its storyline and gameplay compensate for it.

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