Aimee has worked as a freelance writer since 2006. She brings nearly 20 years of professional writing experience and passion to the roguelike and roguelite genre, covering the games, developers, and trends shaping its future.
ArticlesBullet heavens have leaned on everything from wizards to vampire hunters to carry players through endless waves of enemies, but Pickle Pete…
ArticlesTurn-based tactics games have taken players everywhere from grimdark trenches to candy-colored fantasy kingdoms over the years, but Land of Ruins is…
ArticlesA city gang has taken over, the streets aren’t safe, and the people stepping up to fix it are a handful of…
ArticlesRoguelike strategy games tend to lean on one of two aesthetics…Grim and serious, or bright and whimsical. This week’s hidden gem does…
ArticlesSince coming out of Early Access with its 1.0 update, Sephiria has become one of the most talked-about roguelites on Steam. Behind…
ArticlesPicture this… Four players, one very large and very angry dog, and a room full of kittens who are one wrong move…
ArticlesAsk players to name their favorite roguelike, and one game keeps coming up more than any other. The Binding of Isaac has…
ArticlesSettle in and check your wallet, because Steam’s Cyberpunk Fest is live, running from August 3rd through August 10th, and it’s cutting…
ArticlesA magical forest under siege, an army that refuses to stay where you put it, and a name that makes you do…
ArticlesRoguelike deckbuilders have experimented with everything from poker hands to dungeon crawls over the years, but Funny Rummy is taking inspiration from…
ArticlesLast week, we saw a couple of newcomers shake up the chart. This week’s rankings have delivered another shake-up. One of last…
ArticlesRoguelites have transformed everything from deckbuilders to city builders over the past few years, but point-and-click adventure games have largely stuck to…
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