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1057 Roguelike games reviewed and scored, best first.
1057 reviews
HFBros' dachshund-wizard survivors-like trades speed for charm, and reviewers are split on whether that slower pace makes it relaxing or just clumsy.
6 / 10
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A pixel-art survivors-like that ends every boss fight at a poker table, from a first-time solo studio with no public track record and, a day after launch, no review corpus to check its 500-node unlock ladder against.
6 / 10
A one-handed bullet-heaven roguelike wrapped in a genuinely striking "storybook nightmare" art style, undercut by an attack-direction system and risk/reward balance that a wide range of reviewers, including several who otherwise enjoy the genre, found actively work against the player.
6 / 10
A distinctive RTS/tower-defense/roguelite hybrid about drilling ever deeper against an alien swarm, whose addictive expand-and-push core loop earns real, specific praise from strategy fans, tempered by a large, specific set of complaints about a missing in-mission save feature, a confusing interface, and an artificially rubber-banded difficulty curve.
6 / 10
Your cursor is the hero Desktop Survivors 98 has one of the more genuinely novel hooks to come out of the crowded bullet-heaven genre in recent memory: it doesn't play in a win
6 / 10
A dice-rolling roguelite dungeon crawler with a genuinely clever core hook and 35-plus playable heroes, undercut by a review sample that repeatedly and specifically argues its balance and strategic depth don't hold up much past the first few runs.
6 / 10
A neon bullet-heaven roguelite from solo developer and YouTuber Henrik "WackyJacky101" Kjærulff, built on AI-assisted code and art, tasking players with auto-firing through endless digital swarms while evolving and modding weapons, earning a Positive launch reception for its content depth and music, tempered by an honest reviewer complaint about serious frame-rate stutter and a live monetisation layer.
6 / 10
Zero Reviews for a Grim, Bow-Focused Roguelike Divine Descent launched on Steam on 19 August 2026 from solo developer 青灯独酌, and at the time of writing it has no user reviews, so ev
6 / 10
A PvE MOBA That Doesn't Quite Know What It Wants to Be Yet Dominion Of The Forgotten launched July 19, 2026, from the small studio FoolishNova Games, pitching itself as a "
6 / 10
A post-apocalyptic hot dog stand where raiders shoot at you between orders — a chaotic, funny job sim that never quite figures out what to do with itself once the joke lands.
6 / 10
A cheap, pretty cosmic-evolution game about devouring your way from asteroid to black hole, widely praised for its visuals but just as widely called a shallow clone of the decade-old indie hit Solar 2.
6 / 10
Solo developer JL studio delivers Duil, a dark, pixel-art action-platformer about an immortal man seeking revenge on the undead army that destroyed his kingdom, earning praise for its atmosphere, power-up variety and branching mercy-or-vengeance choices from a small but strongly Positive review base, tempered by a repeated complaint about rough controls, a punishing death-and-resurrection mechanic, and confusing non-linear backtracking.
6 / 10
An autobattler roguelike whose central hook — your character becomes the boss the next contender must defeat — is, by near-unanimous reviewer agreement, both the most interesting idea in the genre in years and the exact mechanic actively punishing players for playing well.
6 / 10
A Thirteenth Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review Dungeon Crafter released on Steam on 17 August 2026 and currently has zero Steam user reviews, extending an unbroken run of
6 / 10
A card-based dungeon-crawler roguelike that graduated from itch.io to a full Steam release, earning a Mostly Positive reception for its relaxed pace, character variety and atmosphere, while a vocal minority reports a thin tutorial, shallow combat depth and balance issues that tip from challenging into frustrating.
6 / 10
Dungreed sends a lone adventurer into an endlessly regenerating dungeon to rescue a destroyed town, mixing roguelite runs with a persistent hub players slowly rebuild between attempts. Its loot variety and moment-to-moment combat earn steady, if modest, praise, while a cluster of specific complaints about controls, balance, and repetition follow it just as consistently.
6 / 10
A randomly generated roguelike action-adventure from Twin Studios, Mostly Positive across a small but substantive English review sample split between reviewers who found real, smooth-feeling combat and others who ran into genuinely bug-blocked runs.
6 / 10
A Fifteenth Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review Ember Covenant released on Steam on 2 September 2026 and currently has zero Steam user reviews, extending an unbroken run of
6 / 10
A free-to-play dungeon crawler built from a mobile game's bones, with real depth in its character creation and guild skill trees but a menu system that never stopped assuming you're holding a phone.
6 / 10
An Early Access turn-based tactical roguelite from the makers of Othercide, praised by a mixed launch sample for its striking visual style and delay-based turn manipulation, but criticised by a vocal minority for balance issues, camera limitations, and a design that several reviewers say leans too heavily on the studio's previous game.
6 / 10
A Fourth Consecutive Launch With No Reviews to Cite Fallen Isekai released on Steam on 18 August 2026, and despite being on sale for over a month by the time of writing, it still h
6 / 10
A cheap, genuinely addictive first-person hack-and-slash-meets-shopkeeping hybrid that a huge review sample agrees is fun for its first several hours, undercut by an exceptionally well-corroborated complaint that its full 1.0 release ships with barely more content than an Early Access build, alongside repeated reports of serious bugs including complete shop-inventory wipes.
6 / 10
A cute, physics-driven toy-figure auto-battler with a genuinely fair, no-microtransaction take on blind-box collecting, undercut by thin content, real early bugs, a fading online population, and a specific asset-similarity allegation this review could not independently verify.
6 / 10
A comedic Vampire Survivors-style roguelike brawler from SCRAPIEDEE S.R.L. casting players as a furious rabbit unleashing absurd abilities on waves of enemies, drawing a small, uniformly positive English review sample praising its fast-paced fun and humor, tempered by a detailed reviewer's account of specific level-breaking bugs and a promotional-skew concern.
6 / 10
