Roguelike Games
Explore ever-changing dungeons, battle endless waves of enemies, and build a new set of skills on every run.
Dead District
Black sun demon king
Elemental Weaver: Rogue Spells
Dungeon Survivor
Dark Descent: Pixel Roguelike
Bob's Basement
Card Battle Bakery
All is Hell
The Last Forge
World War Wizard
魔幻幸存者:波次突围
Dungeon Ascension
Tiny Dice Adventure
Ether Below
Nexus Horror: Infinite RPG
Monster Wave: Card Tactics
Katana Shadow: Demon Hunter
Neon Protocol
Deep Dig: Treasure Hunter
Aether Door: Elemental Depths
Dungeon Crawler Mayhem
Dungeon Gauntlet: Turn-Based Combat
About Roguelike games
In these games, every attempt is a fresh start with new challenges and upgrades. You might find yourself dodging endless waves of monsters in Dungeon Survivor or Dead District, where your attacks fire automatically and your main job is staying alive while picking new skills. If you prefer taking your time, try Dark Descent: Pixel Roguelike or Dungeon Crawler Mayhem to carefully plan your moves on a grid. Some games even mix in different mechanics, like rolling dice in Black sun demon king or building a deck of pastry-themed attacks in Card Battle Bakery. You will need to adapt to whatever items and enemies you encounter on each run.
Questions
What are the most played Roguelike games on Mable?
How many Roguelike games are on Mable?
Mable has 22 Roguelike games right now.
How do I attack in these games?
It depends on the game. In some, like Dungeon Survivor, your character attacks automatically while you focus on moving. In others, like Dark Descent: Pixel Roguelike, you bump into enemies on a grid to hit them.
What happens when I level up?
Usually, you get to choose a new upgrade or skill. For example, in World War Wizard and Ether Below, collecting gems from defeated enemies lets you pick new magic spells to help you survive longer.
Are all the games fast-paced?
Not at all. While games like Neon Protocol require quick reflexes to dodge and shoot, others like Monster Wave: Card Tactics and Nexus Horror: Infinite RPG are turn-based, letting you take your time to plan your next move.