Yea, everyone has their preferences. I personally struggled to get into Spelunky back when I played it on Xbox (though it was probably one of my first roguelikes). I haven't been back to it, but I did rebuy the original Spelunky on Steam. My other firsts were probably Enter the Gungeon, Dead Cells, and The Binding of Isaac (again all on Xbox - which is where I used to do the majority of my gaming before switching to PC).

And I agree they can be very difficult. I have spent countless hours in Enter the Gungeon, and only beaten the "High Dragun" in a couple of runs. I think on my Xbox save I was able to build the "Bullet That Can Kill The Past", but I never did a successful run into the final "Bullet Hell" chamber to kill the player's past. It was even longer still until I found out that the "Resourceful Rat" had his own secret chamber and boss fight (which I still have never made it to).

That is part of what I love about Roguelikes though. The huge amount of content to find/unlock, and that constantly gets added to games through updates over time. The Binding of Isaac is a great example of that. It started as a flash game, got remade as The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, and went on to receive 3 substantial expansions to the game (Afterbirth, Afterbirth+, and Repentance) each adding new bosses/characters/items/etc. (Dead Cells has also received a lot of DLC)

It's still early for me to say this, but I have a 2nd batch (with a few different games) that I plan to add to the train once these end.

• Go through the original message and write down the bold characters in order (zoom the page to find the i that blends in)
• Reverse the order
• Replace the 5 characters from a giveaway link with those 5 characters in their reverse order (ex: https://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/54321/ ). This is case sensitive (upper/lower case matters).