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  1. 1

    Dead Cells

    ScourgeBringer, but four times the hours, and even better loved

    Loved · 97%Metroidvania · Action Roguelike

  2. 2

    Rogue Legacy 2

    ScourgeBringer, but four times the hours

    Loved · 91%Metroidvania · Roguelite

  3. 3

    Caveblazers

    ScourgeBringer, but twice the hours

    Liked · 85%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  4. 4

    The Binding of Isaac

    ScourgeBringer, but a twin-stick shooter, and a dungeon crawler

    Loved · 95%Action Roguelike · Roguelike

  5. 5

    Dungreed

    ScourgeBringer, but five times the hours

    Loved · 93%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  6. 6

    Himno

    ScourgeBringer, but a quarter of the hours

    Loved · 91%Platformer · Action Roguelike

  7. 7

    Skul: The Hero Slayer

    ScourgeBringer, but side-scrolling, and four times the hours

    Loved · 93%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  8. 8

    Downwell

    ScourgeBringer, but a shoot 'em up, and even better loved

    Loved · 97%Action Roguelike · Platformer

  9. 9

    Risk of Rain (2013)

    ScourgeBringer, but co-op

    Loved · 93%Action Roguelike · Roguelike

  10. 10

    30XX

    ScourgeBringer, but side-scrolling, and twice the hours

    Loved · 90%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  11. 11

    Rogue Legacy

    ScourgeBringer, but side-scrolling

    Loved · 92%Action Roguelike · Roguelike

  12. 12

    GoNNER

    Much the same as ScourgeBringer

    Liked · 81%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  13. 13

    Spelunky 2

    ScourgeBringer, but couch co-op, and six times the hours

    Loved · 93%Platformer · Perma Death

  14. 14

    Roboquest

    ScourgeBringer, but a first-person shooter, and three times the hours

    Loved · 95%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  15. 15

    Neon Abyss

    ScourgeBringer, but loot-driven, and three times the hours

    Liked · 86%Roguelike · Platformer

  16. 16

    Noobs Want to Live

    ScourgeBringer, but 2.5D, and top-down

    Liked · 89%Bullet Hell · Action Roguelike

  17. 17

    Realm of the Mad God Exalt

    ScourgeBringer, but free to play, and an MMORPG

    Liked · 83%Action Roguelike · Bullet Hell

  18. 18

    Vagante

    ScourgeBringer, but your choices matter, and five times the hours

    Liked · 89%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  19. 19

    20XX

    ScourgeBringer, but co-op, and twice the hours

    Loved · 91%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  20. 20

    Star of Providence

    ScourgeBringer, but a twin-stick shooter, and even better loved

    Loved · 97%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  21. 21

    Spelunky

    ScourgeBringer, but couch co-op, and five times the hours

    Loved · 92%Action Roguelike · Roguelike

  22. 22

    Super House of Dead Ninjas

    ScourgeBringer, but with ninjas

    Loved · 96%Action Roguelike · Roguelike

  23. 23

    Flinthook

    ScourgeBringer, but loot-driven, and more divisive

    Mixed · 74%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  24. 24

    StarBreak

    ScourgeBringer, but free to play, and an MMO

    Mixed · 79%Action Roguelike · Metroidvania

  25. 25

    Angvik

    ScourgeBringer, but side-scrolling

    Liked · 88%Action Roguelike · Platformer

  26. 26

    Have a Nice Death

    ScourgeBringer, but funny, and cartoony

    Liked · 86%Action Roguelike · Roguelike

  27. 27

    Seraph's Last Stand

    ScourgeBringer, but dark fantasy

    Loved · 94%Action Roguelike · Bullet Hell

  28. 28

    Windblown

    ScourgeBringer, but co-op, and dark fantasy

    Liked · 89%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  29. 29

    Astral Ascent

    ScourgeBringer, but story-rich, and hand-drawn

    Loved · 95%Action Roguelike · Roguelite

  30. 30

    Tower Hunter: Erza's Trial

    ScourgeBringer, but anime, and more divisive

    Mixed · 71%Action Roguelike · Metroidvania

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