4 years ago
Rift Keeper Review: Rifting It Up
Perhaps unsurprisingly, in Rift Keeper you play as the keeper of rifts in a 2D, side-scrolling, rogue-lite platformer. The action is extreme. You must kill enough enemies to open rifts …
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5 years ago
Mothergunship Review: A Mother Gunning Good Time
The irrational fear that aliens are going to come and kill us all has been pervasive throughout media. Mothergunship from Grip Digital takes this idea to an extreme and says …
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8 years ago
Necropolis being patched and improved before Xbox One release
Rouguelike dungeon crawler, Necropolis, is currently undergoing a series of patches on PC to address some the shortcomings highlighted by its mixed reviews by both critics and consumers. The game …
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8 years ago
Lost Sea review: Island repeat
As summer takes off across the Northern Hemisphere, it seems as good a time as any to pick up a game set in a tropical island location. Being an explorative …
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8 years ago
The Flame in the Flood review: Rollin’ on the river
In the past week I’ve suffered from starvation, dehydration, hypothermia, bacterial infections, multiple lacerations and broken bones. I drowned many times, was attacked by packs of wolves, gorged by a …
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8 years ago
The Flame in the Flood developers reveal some important tips for survival
Roguelite survival, The Flame in the Flood hits Xbox One this week. Players will need to travel by foot and by raft down a procedurally-generated river as you scrounge for …
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9 years ago
Rogue Legacy review (Xbox One)
Rogue Legacy was developed and published by Cellar Door Games on Xbox One. It will release on May 27, 2015 for $14.99. A copy was provided by Cellar Door Games for review purposes.
Have you thought to yourself that games have been too easy recently? If you answer yes, Rogue Legacy may be for you. Here is another throwback to the old school era featuring tough enemies with fair tells and many mean and sometimes unforgiving deaths. Levels are randomly generated with death undoing progress made by the player. Heralded as a “rogue-lite,” developer Cellar Door’s game undoes some of the frustrations of rogue-like games by letting players unlock skills and upgrade stats permanently. Many surprises are in-store for players, and you’ll never know what is around the next corner. Through trial and error, you’ll gradually grow stronger and wiser and eventually achieve success. Or not. Welcome to Rogue Legacy.