Roguelike

Roguelike is a subgenre of role-playing games inspired by the 1980 game "Rogue." These games feature procedurally generated levels, ensuring each playthrough is unique. Players face permadeath, meaning when a character dies, they must start over from the beginning. Gameplay is typically turn-based, requiring strategic thinking and careful planning. Roguelikes often include complex mechanics and diverse character development options. This combination creates a challenging yet rewarding experience, emphasizing skill and adaptability. The genre's hallmark is its high replayability, as players are encouraged to learn from mistakes and improve with each attempt.