A quirky, low poly, procedurally generated dungeon crawler with simple mechanics. Eldritch is a charming little game, and effective at maintaining tension and throwing some surprises your way.

With a tremendous amount of new content, and by smoothing out the original game's rough edges, Rebirth is Binding of Isaac perfected.

Unforgiving gameplay and a perfect dark fantasy mood. DD's ambience exudes despair, its heroes look decadent, and the narrator is rather pessismistic.

Sure thing it's an early alpha, but it's Castlevania with darker Terraria art style, dipped on pure roguelike merciless sauce. What's not to like?

I'm really not sure why there's risk of rain, but it's 100% chance of dying. It's like if Rogue Legacy combat grew a pair. Funky unique graphics too.

Quite unexpectedly good mixture of tower defense mechanics and roguelike sci-fi-RPG things. The art style is quite unusual as well. I dig it!

Look, I'll be brief: If you played the first one, play this one. If you haven't, play this one. If you did neither, play. This. One. Am I clear now?

It's like a side-scrolling Dark Souls. But the only class is Badass Viking.

This one is much as a game as a work of art. Exploring new maps is so much fun - specially after learning new moves or getting new weapons. Must. Play!

Get some dosage of humor, sprinkle lots of loot and RPG-character-style and it's done! This game is completely Unepic. Seriously. It's in the title!