Pylon: Rogue

Pylon: Rogue

QuantumSquid Interactive · September 21, 2017 · Action Roguelike, Action, RPG, Indie, Roguelite

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Pylon: Rogue price by region

Pylon: Rogue costs $9.99 in Georgia (USD), £10.99 in the United Kingdom, $14.99 in the United States, CA$16.99 in Canada, NZ$17.99 in New Zealand, A$21.50 in Australia, R$27.99 in Brazil and zł53.99 in Poland right now.

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RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $9.99 $9.99 — 1
United Kingdom £10.99 £10.99 — 1
United Statesyour region $14.99 $14.99 — 1
Canada CA$16.99 CA$16.99 — 1
New Zealand NZ$17.99 NZ$17.99 — 1
Australia A$21.50 A$21.50 — 1
Brazil R$27.99 R$27.99 — 1
Poland zł53.99 zł53.99 — 1

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About Pylon: Rogue

✦ AI summary

Pylon: Rogue is an arcade action game where you battle through procedurally generated levels with one of four unique heroes, leveling up and collecting absurd power-ups to survive increasingly brutal encounters. Master a one-button combo system and stack chaotic items like the Rubber Ducky and Filth Finger to create wildly different builds across each roguelike run.

Take all of the combat of an Action-RPG, cram it into a non-stop action game with RPG character progression, add a bit of satire, and just one life to make it to the end, and that’s Pylon: Rogue.

Key Features:

  • Arcade style hack-n-slash combat, mixed with RPG-style character progression.
  • Different skills and item choices are required to complete the game with each of the four heroes and each of their weapon sets. Everyone is sure to find a favorite, but they are all equally fun in their own right.
  • A one-button combo and charge attack system. It’s all about your timing!
  • The more you play, the better chance you have to make it to the end, thanks to dozens of unlockable items that can make it easier to survive.
  • Choose from dozens of off-the-wall power-ups like the Rubber Ducky, Non-Organic Orange, and the Filth Finger.
  • Stack and level-up items for all sorts of additive damage and see their effects right on your character, in all their shimmering, magical glory.
  • No two runs are the same; everything from items to maps are procedurally generated.
  • We use 100% locally grown, organic polygons that were rendered in a healthy environment.

Meet The Heroes....



==== LOOTICUS MAXIMUS: The Moneydin ====
CLASS: Paladin
STYLE: Melee
WEAPONS:
  • Sword & Shield - responsive, balanced offense / defense
  • Dual Shields - the two shields serve both offense and defense
  • Axe - heavy, slow, hits hard

==== ROKK: The Rock ====
CLASS: Stone Golem
STYLE: Melee "Tank"
WEAPONS:
  • Stone - slow, hard hitting, strong combos
  • Fire - strong close range, limited range attack, fast defense
  • Ice - weak close range, strong ranged, fast defense

==== KILLYANA: The Stabstress ====
CLASS: Assassin
STYLE: Glass Cannon
WEAPONS:
  • Dual Daggers - nimble, fast, strong combos
  • Throwing Knives - rapid fire ranged attacks (locked for further dev)
  • Katana Sword - long reach, high damage (locked for further dev)

==== MS. UNDERHOOD: The Sure Shot ====
CLASS: Archer
STYLE: Ranged
WEAPONS:
  • Longbow - rapid fire, low damage output, gymnastic defense
  • Crossbow - single shot, strong, lightning fast defense (locked for further dev)
  • Dual Crossbow - multishot, mid-level damage, precise defense (locked for further dev)

Pylon: Rogue — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Sep 25, 2017
this game is fun, and i would recommend it, but with some stipulations. I wanna start by saying i found this game at pax west, and had a really fun time playing it and talking to a couple of the devs. they seemed like cool dudes really passionate about making a good roguelike. and when you play the game you can tell that they have put and are continuing to put lots of time into making the game fun to play. I will say this - i wanted to *love* this game. I *LOVE* roguelike games. its my favorite genre and i have hundreds of hours into binding of isaac and games like it. I also love action rpg games like diablo and etc, so the fusion of the two seemed like an awesome idea that i wanted to be amazing. Where i take issue with the game is here: Take a game like diablo (1/2/3) hardcore mode. Health in that game is easy come easy go. You will take unavoidable damage regularly while playing, but its not only trivial but a major part of the game to stock up on health items. In d2, you'll have a belt full of literally 16 full health potions. So you have a game formula of If you die once you lose your character, and you can take unavoidable damage regularly, BUT you also have excess access…
14 found this helpful
Not recommended Nov 28, 2017
Disclaimer: Played with mouse & keyboard. Control system just doesnt work for this sort of game. Completely ruins the game, may as well be playing with oven mits on, imagine Dark Souls where u cant dodge but have to slowly rotate your camera to change direction. This game showcases why Dark Souls 2&3, Bloodbourne. Nioh which all play from a similar camera angle (3rd Person/Behind) have target locking and sidestep/dodge abilties. Sorry but games like this are meant to be played on a knife edge where quick and correct reactions are the cornerstone of gameplay. having to turn my camera 45 degress and then slowly waddle (no dash or sprint available) out of a poision bubble just doesnt feel like reactive gameplay to me. Combat just feels clunky and akward. if this game apeals to you, Don't buy it unless its reworked - buy either of the 3 games mentioned earler (3rd Person Camer) or pickup hollowknight (2D Platformer), Asura (isometric diablo-esque camera) or binding of isaac (top down camera) instead Now im gunna apply for a refund. cant say if the game would play better on an xbox controller. what ive seen sofar didnt interest me enough to find out.
3 found this helpful
Not recommended Jan 14, 2018
hard for me looked great at the convention I have about 6 hours in. using steam controller. Im taking a break its to hard for me and my gamer wife has yet to complete one level. Not my thing I guess. Maybe if you could buy stuff or use the controller buttons more effectively. good luck
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Mar 11, 2020
A little roguelike arena game. Graphics aren't bad, but there is no much better to say about it. The store page info is a lie: isn´t a Roleplaying game, even an action one, is a simple Hack and Slash game with permadeath. There is no story or true campaign: only sucesive little arenas, with option to loot or buy few items. Mechanics is too basic: there are 4 characters to choose, they haven´t scores and only have four parameters: damage, life, moviment and armour. No leveling system, no dialogues. Combat system only have 4 kind of combos, player can´t carry health potions; and so on. Surely this product would have been wonderful in 90's arcades, but never today. Only can be recommend for hardcore fans of arena fighting and this genre. its good rating just discredits the veracity of Steam reviews and votes.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 16, 2017
A casual hack and slash for hardcore roguelike lovers. Bite sized bit of gameplay with a host of unlockables and some spicy humor. A full review should appear soon on Kitsuga.com
Recommended Sep 28, 2017
Great stuff! Combat seems super rewarding. Now i just need to get good...

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