Roguelike bullethell is kind of my favorite genre. Anyone else a fan of Roguelikes?
I REALLY want to like roguelike games, but I seem to be unable to get deep into these type of games xP
I liked Binding of Issac, FTL, Death Road to Canada, Dungeon of the Endless, but I haven't played them in a while. I spent a good chunk of hours on Don't Starve, but it's always hard to find people to play with lol. I also tried playing Moonlighter again... but then it made me really want to play Recettear instead.
i love roguelikes like brogue and angband
Yeah, I get ya. I got really into Deathroad to Canada for a while and played through it many times to get different results.Very cool man! You aren't alone, I've heard a lot of people who can't get into roguelikes for very long. For me I guess the appeal is fast arcade gameplay, the way random powerups can synergize with each other, and tons of cool unlockables to reward your efforts.
I feel you on that with Rhythm games haha! xDI like to be constantly barraged with action from the time I pick up the controller till the moment I set it down lol
The Tower Defense part was what got me into the game. I might try it again this weekend. I suppose I've never found any good TD games after I left Warcraft 3 (so many years ago...)I will have to check out Dungeon of the Endless, because I really like tower Defense games too.
I love the idea of having your own shop and bartering with customers. That's why Reccettear was so good to me and is still a classic. Moonlighter has different graphics and more of a Binding of Issac style layout, but it's good in its own way.Moonlighter sounds interesting, haven't had a chance to try it yet though
Yeah, I get ya. I got really into Deathroad to Canada for a while and played through it many times to get different results.
The Tower Defense part was what got me into the game. I might try it again this weekend. I suppose I've never found any good TD games after I left Warcraft 3 (so many years ago...)
I love the idea of having your own shop and bartering with customers. That's why Reccettear was so good to me and is still a classic.