Reviews
8.5AllRogues
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Pathogenic Review: The Most Infectious Game of 2026?
I’ll admit, playing as a parasite trying to take over someone’s body wasn’t particularly high on my gaming bucket list. Then Pathogenic was recommended…
8AllRogues
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Mexican Ninja Review: Kicking Ass and Taking Nombres
There are some games that remind you of something else almost immediately, and the first time I saw Mexican Ninja in action, my mind…
9AllRogues
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Sephiria Review: A Hare-Raising Climb Worth Every Run
A little like Dave the Diver, I completely missed Sephiria when it first launched into Early Access. It’s been around for a while now…
9AllRogues
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Dave The Diver Got Me Hooked, Line and Sinker
I know I'm late to the party here. Dave the Diver came out way back in June 2023, and I'll be honest, back then…
4.5AllRogues
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Once a Pawn a King Review: A Brilliant Idea, Buried in Bugs
Unlike most roguelikes I play, Once a Pawn a King had already built a reputation for all the wrong reasons before I downloaded it.…
8AllRogues
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Everything Is Crab Review: More Than Just a Shell of a Good Idea
I'll admit it, I bought into the hype. When Everything Is Crab became one of the breakout indie hits of the year, earning more…
8AllRogues
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Quadrix Review: The Tetris Style Game That’s Bigger, Better, and More Addictive Than I Ever Expected
I grew up playing Tetris and, like millions of people, I've lost countless hours rotating the brightly colored blocks trying to clear each line.…
6.5AllRogues
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Space Grunts: Chrono Shard Review – A Tactical Gem for the Rogue-Lover With Time to Kill
One thing you can say unequivocally about roguelikes is that they refuse to stay in one lane. The genre has cross-pollinated with just about…
5AllRogues
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Relief Review: Comfortable, Familiar, and Ultimately Forgettable
I love a good deckbuilder. So, when Relief launched with its Eastern-inspired story and the possibility of combining more than 1,000 cards with over…
7AllRogues
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Dark Scrolls Is Gloriously Chaotic From Start To Finish
Everything about Doinksoft's latest roguelite Dark Scrolls feels like rediscovering a forgotten fantasy game from the 1980s and that's exactly why I couldn't wait…
