Maritime mayhem and murder. A roguelike bullet hell where you have to build the ground to shoot back, this sequel game expands the fun and lets you bring up to 3 friends to join and defeat the Kraken

CRPG auto battler with narrative. Choose a hero, or draft your own using favourite perks and lead your champion to victory in the Great Tournament. Stack race & class traits to buff your tabletop team

EA work in progress. A bullet heaven that retains the bullet hell for the player. Get ready to mash dash. Staggering array of build and meta upgrade choices. Sure to suck in any enjoyer of the genre.

4X deckbuilder with a surprising amount of depth and interesting lore. Can get stuck if you don't get the right recipes from random drops (SPOILER: look up rowboat if you've exhausted cards in town)

More fun than expected from a movie promo game. Good mental health themes. Must purchase unlocks and cannot refund meta upgrades, can lead to repeating runs to grind gold. Limited character selection.

Fusion of tabletop RPG and deckbuilding roguelite. Some mechanics and controls are counter-intuitive: click deck on the left to advance events; small, dark arrow top-left to open menu. Fun combat.

A roguelike cooking sim? A deceptively simple premise that quickly turns into a hectic, stress-inducing race to cook, clear tables, and bring customers out of the rain before their patience runs out.

Roguelite dungeon crawler with charming 2D art and Lovecraftian horror. Balance positive and negative quirks, upgrade buildings and heroes, keep an eye on your sanity, and NEVER let the torch go out.

The Queen is running out of patience. Establish a colony, keep the Beavers, Humans, Foxes, Harpies, and Lizards happy, trade for necessities, then let the storm wash it away and start all over again.

Geometry Wars - my original bullet hell love - reimagined as a survivors-like experience with roguelite elements. Simple geometric shapes, neon lights, enemy ships, and meta upgrades galore.