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Dala and the Cursed Forest is an upcoming roguelike deckbuilder game that combines the gameplay elements of “Slay the Spire” with the visuals of “Ori and the Blind Forest”, along with a touch of artistic inspiration from Vanillaware titles and Thai mythology. The game is being developed by Thai game studio Zai, and the game […]
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Entry 1: Unveiling the Enigma As I embark on this digital expedition, Nusantara Adventures unveils itself, a mysterious world that fuses roguelike action and real-time combat. A complex journey inspired by the Malay Sultanate era. The game comes to life under the banner of Moredoor Interactive, a budding indie game studio nestled within the heart […]
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In The Magister, you have the opportunity to play powerful officials of the mighty Empire, investigating the curious death of a colleague in the Northern Province of Silverhurst. You have two weeks to explore and study the scene of the crime and uncover any hidden secrets that will lead you to the truth.
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For those who played the Megaman Series, either Megaman Zero or Megaman X, a long time ago like me, Fallen Knight should bring back some good memories where you play as Zero or X and defeat numerous enemies and bosses with your swords, shields and blasters. Fallen Knight is a classic 2D platformer game from Thai-based developer FairPlay Studios, previously released on Apple Arcade and now available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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Rising Hell is a roguelike 2D platformer action game coming in hot from Indonesia. Made by Kediri -based Tahoe Games, this is one of the most challenging and unforgiving games out of the Southeast Asian gaming library. Can you climb up the realms to escape hell?
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The most exciting thing about Labyrinth of Legendary Loot, a roguelike dungeon crawler from Dominaxis Games, is how agile the gameplay feels despite being turn-based. You’ll be zipping around, fire and poison spewing from your hands as arrows and energy waves and on the tile you were just at, before finally sticking your Brutal Axe into the skull of the wizard who’s been hiding behind a wall of spiders and bears since you entered the room. It feels fast (despite being, you know, turn-based), it feels intuitive, and like all the best roguelikes, RNG granting you an absolutely busted combination of loot feels amazing.
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