Wildixir is a fantasy survivor roguelite about dangerous alchemy. Combine automatic spells, dodge growing hordes, and turn cleansed shrines into healing groves or deadly gardens. Unlock alchemists and confront the bosses of three corrupted lands.
A turn-based roguelite built on a slot machine. Stop the machine to attack, win fights for chests, and upgrade what drops at the forge (if you dare). Or invite a friend and fight them.
LaserWaves is a twin-stick or keyboard-and-mouse roguelite wave survival shooter. Every run is a different experience, choose your upgrades wisely to make it to the next round. Face 6 different enemy types, 13 bosses, and use 30+ upgrades including BuddyBot over hundreds of rounds.
Bet your fingers. A physically immersive horror roguelite. Place your real fingers on the keyboard. Stab the knife between them. Use rings and stab items to rack up a high score. Can you keep your cool as the spinning blade closes in?
It's time to wield the beat! Play as Cello and slice through an army of rogue puppets in a vibrant, melody-twisted world. Combat pulses to the soundtrack - time your moves to the beat to unleash show-stopping combos and perfectly choreographed chaos!
Floor after floor, you descend, trying to escape the building that refuses to let you go. As you go down, note the details: what's changed: a door, a notice, a neighbor who wasn't there, what's happening outside the window on the street. Miss the anomaly, and the descent will start over.
Battle Nap is a roguelite top-down shooter where your picnic nap becomes an explosive journey into dreamland domination. Build your arsenal, stack your perks, and blast through your subconscious to ensure you don’t wake up until the job is done. Don't wake up - the fight is just getting good!
CyberSushi is a fast arcade roguelite where tiny cybernetic sushi heroes race through collapsing dimensions. Chain streaks to trigger WASABI, fill Sushi Surge, stack wild Sushi Hacks, build your roster, and chase one more impossible run.
Free demo available! A free-placement tower defense game with roguelite card upgrades. Redirect enemies, choose one of three upgrade cards, and buy upgrades and supplies at the Battlefield Shop. Shape your build and hold the line with overlapping fire.
A binary decision-driven city builder where you play as an alien jester who becomes a temporary emperor and must make unusual decisions by stamping decrees, trying at all costs to keep everything from collapsing.
Blockflow is a roguelike puzzle game where strategic grid placement meets satisfying combo mechanics. Clear lines, manage your shape pool to hit score milestones, and draft powerful upgrades. Earn Blockcoins to unlock new shapes and permanent buffs in this highly addictive meta-progression puzzler!
1% chance. 100% choice. *Draw* another card or *Stop*. Push your luck and beat the odds in this roguelike deckbuilder. Survive and thrive in a vibrant eco-dystopia… or don’t. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Gather supplies and grow your community in the post-apocalypse. Do you feel lucky, Punk?
If you love building unique decks, triggering insane combos with simple controls, and watching numbers skyrocket—you'll love Realm of Advent. In a world ruled by Apostles, craft your build from 300+ cards and relics to ignite addictively wild chain reactions.
Build an unlikely army and push it to absurd extremes. Recruit troops, fuse their abilities, stack powerful upgrades, and watch your plans erupt into battle. Take on a branching fantasy expedition solo or in online co-op for up to four players.
Turn the battlefield into lava. Fill the sky with meteors. Raise an army of shuriken-throwing ninja golems. Anvira: Forge Defense is a tower defense roguelite about crafting absurd golem builds — and watching endless goblin waves break against them.
Just one more minute. Then another. Outlast endless hordes and a new boss every three minutes in this survival roguelite with 21 characters, 32 weapons, and relics triggered by weapon combos.
KRUSHPIT is a Real-Time Indirect PvP roguelike survival set among brutal concrete blocks and rusty garages. Obliterate mutants, evolve skills, spin slots, and create OP builds! Survive the chaos or join the PvP ladder to crush everyone and dominate the leaderboard!
Mancalero is the ancient strategy board game of Mancala, rebuilt as a roguelike deckbuilder. Collect special marbles, stack blessings, discover synergies, and break every table with increasing scores.
Command a fusion-powered war train through a cyberpunk world. Build specialized wagons, consume resources, salvage enemy wreckage, upgrade your convoy, and survive until the next station.
A fast-paced top-down sci-fi bullet-heaven roguelite where you pilot distinct ships, stack abilities, upgrades, and 50+ relics into screen-clearing builds, then prove your strategy against multi-phase bosses and unstable Rift encounters.
Build a bag of powerful dice in this fantasy roguelite with turn-based combat. Choose from seven heroes, discover 100 distinct dice, and combine upgrades and status effects across four acts. Face formidable bosses and unlock new possibilities with every journey.
A roguelite base-defense game where your traps decide where enemies walk — and where they fall. Block a chokepoint so the whole wave comes down one road, line it with traps, and draft a new one from three cards after every wave. They won't make it easy: they dig through walls and tear traps apart.
An automation roguelike where every run fits in one sitting. Place hexagonal tiles to grow a production organism, roll dice in the shop to buy new ones, and pick perks that shape your build. Survive nine phases as the Nexus's hunger outpaces you, then break the economy and do it all differently.
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