Rogue Legacy Standard Edition - Nintendo Switch

If you're a fan of rogue-like action games, this is a must. The gameplay loop is very addictive, and you'll spend hours re-entering the castle with new incremental upgrades that make each run a challenge until you become so powerful you can take on anything... until the New Game + hits you.

Great rogue-like game. I really enjoy these retro inspired games that present a bot of a challenge. Unfortunately, it seems that many games today are just too easy to be enjoyable for me. This game is fun.

Gameplay is similar to a metroidvania mixed with roguelite mechanics. Each time you die you choose a new ancestor with different traits and abilities. Gold collected from your last trip through the castle can be used to purchase weapons, armor, and upgrades. These purchases carryover to each new ancestor, making the game easier as you continue playing. Visuals are done nicely in a 16-bit era style. Some of the music gets a little repetitive after playing for a while since there are only 4 main areas. Overall Rogue Legacy is a fun and challenging roguelite game that I would highly recommend.

This is a really fun game if you enjoy the style of gameplay. You will die many times as you go through the castle to reach different boss battles. Every time you die you can use your money to upgrade your next character, and pick from 3 family members who have their own set of strengths and weaknesses. The game puts some fun twists not seen in other rogue type games. A fun experience with some monotony at times to upgrade. Overall a fun experience.

Rogue legacy is a limited run game, a lot of action and good controls

Fantastic game. Not too hard always a different run. So much fun!

Very good game if your into metroidvania style games but this has an element of darkest dungeon with always picking a new character after death with the added twist of rpg stat building and always regenerating maps after re-entering the castle upon death.

What a stupid fun game. It is challenging at all times and I love it. The 'rogue-lite' archetype works so well here. I think if roguelikes are something you're even a little bit interested in then look no further.