A bit of a fence sitter. This dungeon crawler has many roguelike elements, but not a very roguelike overall feel. Definitely one to try for yourself; there's a demo available.

An upcoming roguelike with base building elements and the eventual goal of getting off the planet. Not much info available, but it looks promising. I'll be keeping an eye on this one.

2D sidescrolling beat-em-up. Not much else to say, that's all it is.

A unique mix of roguelike and deckbuilding games. The player moves along a track in a loop, fighting turn based battles. Cards can be inventory items or be used to modify the terrain of the loop.

The game that started it all has arrived on steam after 40 years! Fair warning though: You're just paying for a cracked version of the game running in DOSBox.

Simple and very cheap roguelike designed for playing on your break. Progression is preset based on 3 classes and inventory management has been axed in order to cut down on run time. Go support the dev

Psuedo-randomly generated Binding of Isaac-like. Not remotely roguelike.

A tile based open world crafting survival game, with optional roguelike elements. Gameplay can be turn-based or realtime. Permadeath is optional. Very deep crafting system. The world is procedural.

Interesting roguelike about surviving in the wilderness. Permadeath, inventory management, procedural world, complex mechanics. A very good example of the roguelike genre.

An odd take on your traditional roguelike. Different weapons remove a different number of heads from a hydra while regrowing more heads. Killing hydras is about having the right gear not the strongest