Good twin stick rogue-lite fun!
A pretty streamlined highscore chaser/rogue-lite that, while featuring perma-death, gives the player many interesting ways to improve the odds of future runs via stat boosts and the handing down of artifacts.
Karradash: The Lost Dungeons2017
Karradash: The Lost Dungeons
2017 68k Studios77Good
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Available on
- $3.99
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Details
- Launch
- September 1, 2017
- Developer
- 68k Studios
- Publisher
- 68k Studios
Overview
Karradash: The Lost Dungeons is an endless action-roguelike. The game's character creation has 16 classes with over 70 skills to pick from once unlocked through village upgrades using gold collected across attempts. There are different dungeon settings with 100 randomly generated floors to fight through to challenge a final boss, a run can continue after this fight which increases the difficulty and starts a new dungeon from the first floor. Random events can happen between floors with a chance to meet different characters or merchants.
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Players92
Excellent- Steam92from 12 reviews
Really good rogue-lite for $4. Kind of an old school gauntlet-style shooter, but a LOT of content for the money. Death allows you to upgrade your town which upgrades future runs, but the upgrades themselves and quite varied and the number of useful items (potions, scrolls, weapons, etc.) you find is very high. If you like rogue-lites, and you are looking...
Great game, a lot to do and figure out. The only issue is that I can't pick up any more rings or destroy the ones I have. This game is a lot of fun and worth a good 20+ hours.
This little gem fell into my lap while I was browsing my suggested queue. I am a huge fan of anything rogue like, and have quite the collection of games like this. I picked this one up for less than 5 dollars and after a couple of hours of playing, I have to say I would have payed twice as much for this game. You start with one of four classes (I know...
Serious 80's arcade Gauntlet vibe + roguelike with impactful improvements = recommend. It would be great if there was a feature to scroll over abilities and see what they do, since there is some trial and error in the early going, but for some players, that's part of the charm of a roguelike.