A roguelike where your deck is a bag of dice. Roll, choose some to score, and reroll to beat escalating targets. Lava erupts into obsidian, ghosts spawn on clear boards, and bombs reroll everything around them. Stack relics into game-breaking combos and laugh in the face of RNG.
Warhammer Survivors is the official grim and dark bullet-heaven game from the developers of Warhammer 40,000 Boltgun. Play as over 40 iconic champions from the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar universes and obliterate those who champion death and destruction.
Tear open the rifts, raid them for everything, and haul your spoils home to rebuild. Grid combat, push-your-luck runs, and a kingdom that grows stronger every time you fall.
Revive a silent speaker and rebuild the beat in this music-driven incremental arcade game. Shatter Crumbs, collect Echoes, unlock instruments, and stack upgrades into an evolving groove.
A magical Diskette opens a portal in your office, pulling you into endless dungeons where survival depends on adapting, fighting, and collecting corrupted data to unlock the next world. With a wide variety of powers and weapons, every run offers a different challenge.
Eat the world in this idle, incremental homage to B-movie horror classics. Start as a lowly Shambler and grow into a massive horde. Recruit evil little critters to automate brain collection and buy upgrades for your army. Unleash a mini apocalypse with Desktop Companion Mode.
A slot-machine roguelite where your RPG equipment becomes the reel. Equip weapons and relics, manipulate your symbol pool, complete powerful matches, merge gear, and build increasingly broken combinations across each run.
July 2000, the PIX CORP tower, the badge window. A bureaucratic roguelike: inspect forms, catch impostors, watch the cameras and bring dead hardware back to life. Three strikes and the run is over. Friday never ends here, and with every loop the tower remembers you a little better.
Build a deck of the dead, solve battles disguised as tactical board puzzles, and defeat an even more evil version of yourself, again and again.
Sit down at a séance table in an abandoned house. Choose a tarot card. Roll the dice. Risk everything to summon the Angel who never lies. Every reach across the table might bring you closer to the truth—or seat something else opposite you. Five chairs. The dead have heard you, too.
Mow down relentless zombie hordes, turn carnage into cash, and upgrade your war rig into an unstoppable death machine! In this action-packed incremental roguelite, every run brings you closer to facing colossal Kaiju bosses. Gear up, smash through, and dominate!
A first-person dungeon crawler with a classic turn-based JRPG heart. Explore The Below in real time, then snap seamlessly into pure menu battles. Bank your loot to rebuild your ruined town - or gamble it diving deeper. Death costs only what you didn't bank. The world only grows.
Grandpa has retired and now spends his days playing with his toy trains. With the station needing a new conductor, the responsibility falls to his grandson, Abraham. Board passengers, unlock powerful abilities through a skill tree, and expand your railway empire in this cozy incremental roguelite.
You're the last chef in a post-apocalyptic world. Attract adventurers with monstrous food, make them sign contracts with the Food Devils and organize expeditions to collect wicked ingredients! Customize your characters, build the perfect restaurant and plan every move in this Tactics-RPG Roguelite.
Terraclysm Survivors is a fast-paced action roguelike sidescroller. Earth is in peril, jump and attack through treacherous stages packed with enemy hordes while building the ultimate loadout. With up to 8 players online, defeat the invaders and survive in this apocalyptic and chaotic challenge!
Build a colony on a fungal alien world and keep it alive. Explore the fog, expand across the map, exploit the land, and exterminate the alien packs before they reach your people. Xenobiome Command goes hard - from planetfall to last stand.
Build huge mazes, combine towers for wild synergies, discover ridiculous spells and upgrades, and turn your Buildy into a baddie.
DEADBOOT is a fast-paced retro roguelike FPS. Blast through randomized levels, scavenge weapons and upgrades along the way, and see how far you can make it in this neon death zone.
A small handcrafted open world focused on exploration and combat. Leave your safe zone to gather the resources that will help you craft better gear. The further you go, the more dangerous it gets but the resources are also better. Dying means losing everything that you are carrying.
Hammered Heroes is a fantasy Auto-Battler Roguelite where you recruit a drunken band of heroes, build your party, and descend through an ever-deeper dungeon. Choose your classes, upgrades, and path, then watch your heroes brawl automatically. Die, grow stronger, and descend again.
Fight through a fallen kingdom in this dark fantasy action roguelite demo. Build your weapons, defeat the undead, protect a caravan, hold the last defensive line, and storm a castle across four connected missions.
The bingo roguelite where your card remembers. Marks stay: set up rows, columns and diagonals over several hands, then close them all at once. DOUBLE LINE. TRIPLE LINE. BINGO! Build a CHIPS × MULT engine from 77 jokers and see the exact score before you play. 25 bosses bend the rules. No timer.
Build your own bee hive in this cozy roguelite. Hatch worker bees, forage nectar and sell your honey on the stock market. The royal crown demands more honey every year! How long will your hive survive?
Flaghead is an arena shooter roguelite where you play as a country, surviving through history from the dark ages into the cybernetic futures and beyond.
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