You're indeed correct. I do like strategy games. I've played the free version of Desktop Dungeons and really enjoyed it too. But as I said, if the people demand Desktop Dungeons and Dungeons of the Endless, that's what it'll be. But there already seems to be a bit of a call for Rogue Legacy, so chances are that that will be one anyway. Thank you. Are you interested in any, by the way?
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I'd like to try out Rogue Legacy, because well, it's considered one of the finest platformers with a proper 'leveling up' system. I've never been into platformers, usually find them quite repetitive since most are just - go into room, kill, move into next room, kill etc. This game has several other components to it which make it a good mixture of different genres.
Ofc, I've only watched some twitch casters play it, and heard lots of praise for it on neogaf/goon forums - I won't know what the game's like until I play it myself.
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Dungeons of the Endless and Desktop Dungeons both look really cool, but I would go with Desktop Dungeons for the puzzle solving that occurs when you don't have quite enough health to kill all the enemies and you have to manage the exploration of the level in order to progress.
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As I'm in love in roguelike games I would be happy to pick up whole pack without desktop dungeons :) Sadly my free time is limited, so imo rogue legacy looks the best. From what I heard its a roguelike with strong platformer aspect, so its somehow similiar to binding of Isaac series which were great btw.
As @JadaxJaded said platformers are usually pretty repetitive, but sometimes a gem apears (for example really good risk of rain). If you would give me a chance I will be happy to check the game myself.
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You just mentioned 3 of my wishlisted roguelites. :O
Well I'm a huge fan of roguelikes/lites, DoomRL and FTL were probably the best recent ones I played (though I played FTL before the advanced edition was released) and have already played countless hours both on rogue legacy and also desktop dungeons on early versions of both but unfortunately not on steam, so no achievements and both can very easily be replayed with the motive of achievements.
Both are very polished in terms of gameplay, though of course as some have said desktop dungeons is better for the puzzle and tactical lovers, since it requires hours of thinking on "best moves" and the late-game can easily become a chess contest in order to get the most out of your explored territory while healing and killing monsters. It's pure turn based. The good thing is that each level is kinda short, so you can easily play one level and close the game and come back later. And I admit the late levels and challenges are super hardcore. But still nice to try one's luck on.
Rogue legacy on the other hand is pure simple fun, it's much more action-oriented and the way the upgrades work , always makes you come back for more. It's indeed a super fun platformer only enhanced with hilarious situations due to how the inheritance abilities work. Loved it,finished it once, would gladly replay it. It's much easier than the other games mentioned here.
As for Dungeon of Endless it's also in my wishlist though I admit I have not played that one yet. I did read good things about it though, and some things in management did kinda remind me of FTL, and the management of each part of the ship as well as crew though I'm pretty sure there are major differences and it may be even more hardcore than FTL..
So choose what you like all are great but they do require hardcore players. :)
Anyway you are very generous regardless these are all great games that "have" to be played..
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I would like to give Dungeon of the Endless a shot, if you'd be generous enough to give me a chance. It really gives me that Space Marines meets Dungeons of Dredmor feel, and I've heard nothing but amazing things about it.
It would also be the most 'expensive' rogue-like I'd get to try, since the ones I usually play are all the cheap indie copycat crap, :p Other than Dungeons of Dredmor and Binding of Isaac of course.
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You should definitely try FTL if you haven't (it's realtime but you can pause whenever you like and give orders) and maybe DoomRL (pure tactical doom roguelike with retaining the amazing atmosphere of the old doom games) though. Both great, and much better than Dredmor imo.
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I did give FTL a small shot, not exactly my cup of tea though as I'm not a spaceship person, lol.
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I'm not a fan of space either, but I loved that one. It has much more depth than it shows. You need at least 20-30 playthroughs to even start getting the gist of the game's overall details and depth.
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Rogue Legacy is just the best, play it yourself, you're gonna love it! Preferably with gamepad ;)
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Thanks for the suggestion. I'll probably get Rogue Legacy again at another time for myself, but at this stage it looks like the gibs will be for Dungeons of the Endless and Rogue Legacy. That leaves me with Desktop Dungeons and Convoy. I'll see how what the requests looks like by tomorrow, but there's where we are now.
As for the ban, I didn't think it was illegal, but I didn't know if recruitment for a whitelist GA was allowed. Although, come to think of it, I've seen other threats with the same premise. That was probably a little too careful, I guess.
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You should definitely play Rogue Legacy whenever convenient for you! It's an amazing game if you love Metroidvania style gameplay. Also it's probably the 'funniest' of the lot, the developers' humor were on point with this!
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I already have Rogue Legacy, so the evil part of me would say for you to give away any of the other three (preferably Desktop Dungeons and Dungeon of the Endless). However, the good part of me would say for you to give away the two games that you honestly feel you have the least chance of playing. If there's a chance you will play it in the future, you may as well just keep it for yourself.
I would love to be placed in your Whitelist and be able to enter the giveaways for whatever games you end up choosing (if I don't already have it, of course), but even if you choose to not place me there, I would like to thank you for being generous enough to offer two games for a giveaway.
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Thank you very much!
And kudos for the Wasteland 2 giveaway. I have played it to completion (vanilla, I haven't played the DC yet) and got 100% Achievements in it. I really liked it! Have you played it at all?
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Only a pleasure. I have played about 4 hours in Wasteland 2. Vanilla as well, though. When I heard about the DC I decided to wait a bit and play that version. And, as usual, I haven't gotten around to it yet. :( If only my studies for work would settle down, so I can do some serious damage to my backlog. Otherwise, I'll have to take a week's leave and just play games.
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I had only just started Wasteland 2 last September (I bought it retail). I heard that they were releasing a DC version, but I wanted to finish the Vanilla version so that I could see all the differences (good or bad) when I did play the DC.
I'm pretty sure they made enough sales to have a Wasteland 3...at least I hope so! If you need any hints or tips when you start playing it again, feel free to add me at Steam.:)
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Ah, rogue-like, one of my favorites games, i play a lot of this games, like FTL; The Binding Of Isaac Original and Afterbirth (#RoadTo1001%), Risk Of Rain, Crypt Of The Necrodancer; Rogue Legacy; Project Zomboid; Sunless Sea; and i have my eye on Darkest Dungeon; Nuclear Throne; Spelunky and Dungeon of the Endless.
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Rogue Legacy and Dungeon of the Endless are both great. DotE is 10/10 though. Bump for exposure.
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This thread confuses me, but I don't do well with lack of clear structure and intent :X
Well, whether you're asking for games to keep or games we want, answers are similar enough::
Dungeon of the Endless looks like it's a delight, combining tower defense, rouge-like, co-op and turn-based play, making for a really immersive game with great replayability.
Desktop Dungeons is a seemingly brilliant combination of easy to digest individual play instances, rouge-lite, and puzzle gaming.
Convoy looks to basically be a successor to FTL, and looks like it's doing everything right.
All three look like fantastic games.
Rogue Legacy.. ah.. well, others like it, apparently?
I honestly couldn't stand a single thing about it- from the meaningless lineage system [read: totally randomized traits on new characters with fairly meaningless effects] to the poor shopkeep system, to the poor level design, to the horribly clunky controls and simplistic combat-platformer gameplay..
I just didn't find a single thing about it to like :/
But, well, minority opinion. :P
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I reread my initial post and I can see where there is a lack of structure. I actually wanted everyone to say which one of the games they wanted and I would give away the two most popular games with the participants with the best comments getting in the whitelist to be able to try out for the game. I was going to keep the other two. Again, sorry about the confusion. I'll try to be clearer next time. I can't even say that English is my second language, because it isn't.
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It's a bit late for this giveaway. I was asking for opinions on games to give away before I selected and gave them away. There'll be more in the future though. Otherwise I add anyone who wins a giveaway from me and shows gratitude to my whitelist. Or if I like the person's opinions and work in the community.
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Before I start, I don't know if this is acceptable or not. I'm pretty sure it would be, but if it's not and I deserve a ban for it, I'll take it.
The thing is, I purchased four games from Humble's first Rogue-like build you own bundle. They are Rogue Legacy, Convoy, Dungeons of the Endless and Desktop Dungeons (in my mind the four most interesting titles in the list). After purchasing I thought about how many titles I already have in my library that I'm not getting time to play and I decided to keep two of these titles and give away two.
How will the giveaway work? I would like a motivation for which of the four games you'd like and why. I promise to read everything and try and comment as well. The next part is a little tricky. I will add you to my whitelist (currently a whole 19 souls) and do a whitelist giveaway. That means that if the entries are good, I'll have at most 6 new people in my whitelist and you'll have at worst a 1/25 chance of winning your game. It'll probably be much more, as I doubt everyone (anyone, possibly) in my whitelist will enter the giveaway, except you.
If those odds sounds good to you, submit your entries before 7AM GMT as I will choose three winners (or less) for each of the two games. I'll edit this discussion and add in the links to the giveaway once the winners has been decided. There will also be a giveaway for everyone who did not win and still want the chance to win something.
Thank you and good luck.
EDIT: My apologies. Things are not as easy when the power goes out. I've yet to indicate who's whitelisted, so please check. If you're uncertain why you are not on the list, let me know.
I have added two of the more requested entries
Whitelist:
Rogue Legacy
Dungeon of the Endless
Bonus for level 3 guests:
Wasteland 2 Directors Cut
As always, please activate if you win and receive them. Please bump if you enter so this thread doesn't get lost as quickly as it might be otherwise.
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