Feywood Wanderers

Wish Quasimorph were closer to Stone Soup? Well this is not but Instead of DCSS they ended up mixing some diablo and got this. Loot, Difficult, Variation, Cool unlocks. Also, it is an extraction game, so expect to die and use stashed stuff. This one is an easy buy and support. Also there is a demo lol

This is a very good start to a dungeon delving procedural. It's a bit rough, but the depth of character builds and re-playability are top notch.

I'm yet to spend a good deal of time playing Feywood Wanderers, but it has already earned my vote of confidence. Good stuff.

Good "traditional" roguelite with a lots of build variety and flexibility and an actual narrative. Also has a fully roguelike mode, although it appears to sacrifice much of the story. The early game learning curve is pretty brutal, but once you figure that out it's fairly predictable. Which is not to say that the late game is easy—hubris and carelessness are still fatal—but one-shots or otherwise unexpected deaths are rarely unavoidable. Clearing the endgame 100% requires 21 multi-hour-long deep-dungeon dives. Fortunately the end bosses and the story can be beaten without all that tedium, and are probably more entertaining that way, too. Probably my only complaint is that the dungeons need more traditional roguelike dungeon features like vault or monster dens to break up the monotony. As is, they do has some uncommon features added for flavor (e.g., dragon dens and witch huts), but these offer only marginally increased challenges and no real rewards.

I enjoy this roguelike a lot. An underrated gem. It's very polished, cute, mechanics-rich and deep. Build variety is there, the core loop is there, humor is there. Progression is interesting and I'm not a purist to say anything bad about a roguelike if it has a meta-layer. Good job!

this has to be one of the most innovative and FUN entries into the traditional roguelike genre of games I have seen in a very long time it deserves way more attention than it's gotten. If you're a fan of traditional rogues This might not be the most challenging entry you've played, but it's likely to be one of the most fun and is well worth the price tag.