
Release Date: June 27, 2013
Old-school, two-dimensional arcade game with RPG elements, referring to the popular 8-bit roguelike games. We travel through randomly generated castle chambers, eliminating enemies and various traps lurking in wait for us. In case of death, we continue the game from scratch, choosing one of our three descendants.
A genealogical Rogue-Lite game for PC. You will die, but your children will avenge you. They might be genetically deficient, but that's ok. You still love your colour-blind baby. Or do you?
Platforms:
PC Windows June 27, 2013
PlayStation Vita July 29, 2014
PlayStation 4 July 29, 2014
Xbox One May 27, 2015
Nintendo Switch November 6, 2018
Developer: Cellar Door Games
Publisher: Cellar Door Games
April 13, 2019
Fight, die, tryr again... And again. It's a well-known and still popular formula of gameplay in various, usually smaller, independent productions. This time we want to present the best and most engaging roguelike video games for PC.
Top downloads for Rogue Legacy Video Game:
trainer Rogue Legacy - v1.2.0b +3 TRAINER Steam - January 17, 2014
trainer Rogue Legacy - v1.0.9 +3 TRAINER #1 - July 18, 2013
trainer Rogue Legacy - v1.0.13.0 +9 Trainer - August 12, 2013
trainer Rogue Legacy - v1.0.12c +5 Trainer - July 18, 2013
trainer Rogue Legacy - v1.0.9 +3 TRAINER #2 - July 18, 2013
demo Rogue Legacy - v.1.0.3 - June 23, 2021
System Requirements for Rogue Legacy Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Pentium 4 1.6 GHz, 1 GB RAM, graphic card 256 MB (GeForce 7900 GT or better), 400 MB HDD, Windows XP/Vista/7.
PlayStation Vita
Supports:
PlayStation Network
PlayStation 4
Supports:
PlayStation Network
Xbox One
Supports:
Xbox Live
Game Ratings for Rogue Legacy Video Game.
Push Square: 8 / 10 by Robert Ramsey
Rogue Legacy's greatest strength is that you'll always want just one more try. Whether it's the fast paced platforming action, well realised RPG mechanics, or simply the desire to see what crazy things you can uncover in the castle, there's plenty of reason to keep your armour polished and ready to go. Frustrating gameplay niggles aside, this is an indie release that executes a tried and tested formula well, while also building upon it with some enjoyable, fresh systems.
PlayStation LifeStyle: 9 / 10 by Chandler Wood
Rogue Legacy is a gem among indies. As a wash of indie titles comes to the console market, many with nothing inherently fresh or new to offer, Rogue Legacy breaks through and offers a breath of fresh air with a strong variation on familiarity. I couldn't ever put it down, and when I did, I was only thinking about the next time I would get to attempt to make my way through the mysterious castle. Though Rogue Legacy has been in the hands of PC owners for a year now, it is a welcome addition to the console market. Each unique element of the game blends together perfectly to create a game that every owner of a PlayStation system ought to own.
GameSpot: 8.3 / 10 by Britton Peele
Great exploration and combat make Rogue Legacy a game you will want to play (and die in) over and over again. [OpenCritic note: Britton Peele seperately reviewed the PlayStation (8) and PC (8.5) versions. Their scores have been averaged.]
The main pros of the game
The main cons of the game
The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users
Summary
Summary generated on:
Average score from votes.