This Steam Hit With Over 10,000 Concurrent Players Is Now 75% Off
When it comes to roguelike deckbuilders, there simply isn't anything that can stand against the sheer replayability of so those who've yet to check it out need to jump on his new deal. Having launched out of early access in 2019, Mega Crit's shockingly complex card game has become a titan in the video game industry, inspiring plenty of competitors that just haven't been able to live up to the original experience. feels like an essential addition to any Steam account, especially when it's going for such a good price.
Over on Humble, the digital storefront is hosting a «Roguelike Rampage Sale,» discounting a range of titles in the genre including, which can be purchased for 75% off its original price. While it usually retails for $24,99, those who have yet to mount a card-based assault on the Spire can pick it up for just $6,24 which is an absolute steal. Despite its age, manages to attract over 10,000 players on a daily basis, many of whom have likely already put hundreds of hours into the game.
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may be one of the most dominant forces in the roguelike space but it's by no means the only great title that's discounted during Humble's «Roguelike Rampage Sale.» Another great game that's available for $11,24, which is 55% off its usual price, is , the addictive roguelike action game that sports some of the best combat in the genre. Nail-bitingly tough platformer, which rode the initial wave of indie roguelikes back in 2013, is available for just $2,30, which is an absolute steal when the sequel is just $12,09.
Those wanting to stick with cards should check out for just $9,99; it may not stick as closely to the roguelike genre as, but its twists, turns, and eerie atmosphere are definitely a worthwhile experience. For a more traditional deckbuilder, is an excellent game with plenty of meta-progression and replayability for
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