Review: Spelunky

Rare is the game that makes the failures as satisfying as the successes, but Spelunky does it with reckless abandon.
Read moreRare is the game that makes the failures as satisfying as the successes, but Spelunky does it with reckless abandon.
Read moreIf you can get past some balance and aesthetic hangups, there’s nigh-endless adventure awaiting you.
Read moreThe learning curve may be steep, but the view from the top is well worth the effort.
Read moreIf modern roguelike Heretic sounds like a good time to you, and there’s no reason it shouldn’t, pick this one up as soon as you can.
Read moreDredmor will go a lot farther with those new to the roguelike genre, but there is undeniably something for everyone while it stays fresh.
Read moreIt’s such a bizarrely perfect mix of roguelike and bullet hell that no matter how far its successors go, there will always be a place for the original.
Read moreIf you like platformers at all it’s a good pick, and if you like feeling like a sword-swinging avatar of death, it’s a great one.
Read moreFTL is an easy recommendation to anyone wanting a spaceship game in general. Sticking it out to become a proper captain is fantastically rewarding.
Read moreIf you stick with it, learn to synergize your gear with your class, and grab all the treasure you can, it’ll end up being one of the more rewarding games to complete.
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