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Rogue

Released Nov 1, 2019
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Adventure Indie
Single player
Action
Where to play

Rogue is a turn-based roguelike released in November 2019 for PC, defined by procedurally generated dungeons and permanent consequences for failure. The game has become a reference point in gaming discourse around what constitutes a proper roguelike versus its faster-paced roguelite cousin.

Recent coverage has largely pivoted away from the original Rogue itself, instead focusing on games inspired by its legacy. Multiple roguelike and roguelite titles have launched or been announced recently, including Drunken Rogue - a dungeon-crawler where intoxication strengthens the protagonist - which achieved strong user reception. Other forthcoming releases like Rogue Fortune, developed by Lionhead alumni, aim to blend roguelite action with adventure elements. Meanwhile, various "games like Rogue" roundups continue circulating, cementing the 2019 title's influence on the genre.

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