Roguenarok

Fun spin on the vampire survivors genre. Has old flash game energy (which I like). The game revolves around abusing synergies to break the game. It's very difficult otherwise. For example, the shark guy can go invincible go underwater with his q and then kill stuff. You're invincible while this happens letting you abuse it to level up, getting you more invincibility. You use this to buy time for another ability to scale your damage permanently then you use a cleave weapon to clear for the rest of the game. Other examples include starting with a scaling weapon (shield or axe have a chance to scale your stats permanently) and running a character who can play the first few rounds with only abilities. You can play the early rounds greeding for gold items or stat-scaling items to scale damage or become invincible through armor scaling. Fights are hard but take place over 5 minutes where you can buy from the shop every minute. The five minute time limit lets the game be difficult while not becoming stale when you break the game (which you have to). It's pretty short but also it's five bucks.

Not the best rogeulite on Steam. Far from the worst. Its buggy and glitchy and I found it silly difficult. But the art is original and... its $5 so a slight thumbs up from me. :)

It is pretty cool for the price.

Roguenarok is a great mobile tower defense game where you're the tower. It has a fun range of characters, entertaining bosses and levels, and is a solid addition to your roguelike/bullet heaven library. The graphics are charming and themed perfectly with the game's backstory. In addition to the game simply being enjoyable and well made, the developer does a great job making tweaks and fixes to the game in response to feedback from players. It's really a great title.

Underrated. I love it, cute and adorable Dino vikings, love the moba take on it as well. Definitely a Fresh VS-Like

Update: Changing to recommended. The developers fixed the balance issues in record time; the characters are faster and it's easier to maneuver around the arena. Despite the game's attempt to look different, this is yet another in the current deluge of popular horde survival games. Sadly, the game isn’t balanced. The game manages to incorporate some distinctive elements that stop it from looking like a copy-paste attempt. First and foremost, there is a campaign that takes you through five battles until you reach a ship. To be fair, these battles follow the same rules as a standard horde survival game: the aim is to survive for a set number of minutes. The other two modes are traditional horde survival and a structure defense. Regardless of mode, you begin by selecting a character. Three are available straight away, but the rest are unlocked once each battle in the campaign is finished. Each has four completely distinct skills and powers that will aid you in dealing with the enemy onslaught. When you're satisfied with your character, you may select its weapon. Each weapon has a passive benefit, and each character can use whatever weapon they wish. You must, however, pay attentio…