Caraline Nelson writes: "There is nothing quite like playing the role of a God, a master creator in control of everything with all the power. Yet, before that power seems exciting and a God can create life he must create a world for that life to live in, a place worth being worshiped for or at least where those living fear it. Perhaps that is where the fun of landscape development comes in, creating the bases for life, a planet, an environment where creatures can thrive, multiply, die, or suffer."
Tis the season to be spooky, and so Rogueliker has gathered together a collection of roguelikes and roguelites that have fun being scary.
We've endured the purest terror in all of gaming in order to bring you this terrifying list of horror roguelikes.
Twinfinite: "In the mood for a Dungeons and Dragons-like experience? We've got you covered. Inside, we run down ten of the best. Let's get into it!"
Best Video Games Like D&D. Includes two games that are literally using the D&D ruleset and have WotC D&D branding and one that uses the D&D 3.5 ruleset with custom classes (Pathfinder).
I really wish authors would spend more time explaining and detailing things rather than being so focused on throwing a list together for yet another opinion piece. There's a ton you can say about all of these games and their ties to Pen and Paper roleplaying. Other than Armello, all of the listed games are inspired by various PnP RPGs, including Warhammer for one of them. Obsidian alone got much of their start in classic D&D RPGs and Dragon Age was their own take on many of their past creations molded into one that was even turned into a PnP game.
