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1057 Roguelike games reviewed and scored, best first.
1057 reviews
Thunder Tank: Iron Shield is a cheap post-apocalyptic idle tank shooter built around backpack-style weapon management, and its Very Positive review sample repeatedly, across English, German, Chinese and Korean reviews alike, calls it a fun, dirt-cheap time-waster that plainly plays and looks like a repurposed mobile game once the difficulty wall hits.
6 / 10
A first-person, party-based dungeon crawler that grafts a Superhot-style "time moves as you move" system onto old-school Wizardry and Might and Magic-style blobber combat, earning devoted praise from genre veterans for its character building and combat feel, while a real, detailed share of players argue a thin map pool and an abrupt post-launch support wind-down undercut its long-term potential.
6 / 10
A Slay the Spire-inspired roguelite deckbuilder wrapped in heavy anime fanservice, landing "Positive" on a small early sample that likes the card-battling foundation but flags a short, low-replayability story mode and a forced side mini-game with no skip option.
6 / 10
A cheap, cheerfully-written Early Access merchant RPG whose title promises trading and whose actual difficulty curve punishes it — this review's full read of every English-language negative review finds a consistent, two-year-old complaint that carrying trade goods is what gets a caravan killed, alongside a smaller but serious cluster of reports of full system crashes.
6 / 10
A sci-fi roguelite built around a genuinely inventive parallel-universe fusion mechanic, praised for its art and animation, undercut by controls a large share of reviewers describe as unresponsive and floaty next to genre benchmark Dead Cells, plus real progression-blocking bugs that outlasted the patch meant to fix them.
6 / 10
A polished, Zelda-inspired roguelike dungeon crawler about a peasant sent to investigate mysterious earthquakes, Very Positive across more than 4,300 reviews for its charm and presentation — undercut by an extremely consistent complaint that individual runs feel repetitive due to limited item impact, alongside a grindy meta-progression system several reviewers describe as padding rather than genuine depth.
6 / 10
A Twenty-Eighth Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review Undying One released on Steam on 27 August 2026 and has zero user reviews at the time of writing, extending this stretch&
6 / 10
Pokémon, If the World Had Already Lost Voidsayer takes the structure of a classic monster-taming jRPG and drenches it in dread. The store page sets the tone immediately: "The
6 / 10
A 2D top-down action roguelite from Vortical Studios, published by Caketown Interactive, casting players as a loadout-customizing defender of a solar system overrun by hostile aliens across both a structured Adventure campaign and a Roguelike mode, Very Positive across 75 English reviews for its synthwave soundtrack and weapon variety — with a specific, credible complaint that some players hit game-breaking crashes and softlocks that erased many hours of progress.
6 / 10
Developer and publisher Alawar returns to its mining roguelite with Wall World 2, a bigger, mission-structured sequel to 2023's Wall World, earning praise for its expanded city hub, meta progression and new enemies from a Mostly Positive review base sharply divided by a dominant complaint that its mission-based structure and per-run upgrade resets betray what made the original's open-ended climb so appealing.
6 / 10
A Fourteenth Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review Wardenmark released on Steam on 20 August 2026 and currently has zero Steam user reviews, extending an unbroken run of unrev
6 / 10
Reviewed the same day as its predecessor, this sequel draws a genuinely different complaint than the original — rather than being measured against Advance Wars for tactical depth, Wargroove 2's dominant criticism is excessive, often unskippable dialogue and exposition, alongside a specific features trade several longtime fans see as a net loss.
6 / 10
A Darkest Dungeon-shaped tactical RPG about surviving the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, sold as a premium game in October 2019 — and, four years later, converted in place into a free game under a different publisher's name, with a chunk of its own systems stripped out and some recent buyers reporting they couldn't get a refund.
6 / 10
A charming, well-liked Vampire Survivors-style roguelite whose marketing promises explicit content it doesn't deliver — and whose main menu has carried a completely non-functional "Extra" button since launch, still unrepaired three years and one bug-fix patch later.
6 / 10
Motion Twin's lightning-fast co-op roguelite from the creators of Dead Cells, nearly two years into an Early Access run that has seen the developer visibly respond to community backlash (removing a widely hated "sudden death" co-op mechanic), while solo players, value-for-money and content depth remain real, recurring points of contention.
6 / 10
A solo-developed roguelike deckbuilder that replaces cards with a spellbook and a randomly generated puzzle board of linkable gems, whose genuinely fresh core concept and charming presentation earn real devotion, tempered by a remarkably consistent complaint — echoed even by many positive reviewers — that the board's randomness can leave players punished through no fault of their own, especially at higher difficulty tiers.
6 / 10
A stylish co-op survival roguelite about wizards who shoot rather than cast, widely described at launch as feeling rushed and early-access-like — and, as of June 2024, permanently frozen in that state after developer Galvanic Games officially disbanded.
6 / 10
Climbing a Black Tower With an Anime Battle-Girl Roster YGGDRA: SURVIVOR launched June 24, 2026 from the small studio BD, spinning off the character roster of the studio's earl
6 / 10
Soldak Entertainment's zombie-apocalypse ARPG combines the "living world" monster-agenda simulation from Din's Curse and Depths of Peril with a permanent, traveling clan — beloved by longtime series fans for its systemic depth, but met with an exceptionally detailed, credible fairness critique from an equally devoted veteran fan.
6 / 10
A budget-priced mining-and-horde-survival hybrid earns real praise for its addictive early hours, but a recurring chorus of reviewers says the game's content runs dry well before its prestige and roguelike systems have anything meaningful to offer.
5.9 / 10
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A cooperative platformer about customisable gremlin creatures climbing procedurally generated alien caves for a mysterious robotic overseer, with genuinely great movement let down by recurring bugs and an expensive DLC.
5.9 / 10
A Time-Travel Bullet Heaven With Real Personality BARD'S FAULT slots into the crowded Vampire Survivors-style genre with a co-op-first twist: friends fight back-to-back against
5.8 / 10
Dungeon Breaker is a $7.99 procedurally generated roguelike survival game from solo developer J.Berner where players switch between bow and sword combat to fight through endless dungeons, and this review's tiny, unanimous 2-review sample praises its build variety and combat feel, backed by unusually active post-launch support.
5.8 / 10
Tindalos Interactive's hero-strategy roguelite nails the addictive feel of a classic WC3 custom map for its first ten hours, then runs into shallow build variety, broken co-op progression, and launch-week performance trouble.
5.8 / 10
Read review of EverSiege: Untold Ages Review: A Warcraft 3 Custom Map That Never Quite Grew Up
