- January 5, 2021
- cfwalter
RogueSlide
Platforms
About
"Rogueslide" is a roguelike puzzle adventure game where players slide tiles to move through dungeons, fight enemies, and use potions and spells. The game features 3 worlds with unique challenges, 5 unlockable characters, and additional modes like Daily Dungeon and Arena. Casual gameplay meets strategic decision-making in this combination of dungeon crawler and puzzle game. For more information, visit the Rogueslide website or Discord.









- The game combines simple mechanics with a surprising depth of strategy, making it easy to learn but challenging to master.
- Unlocking different characters with unique playstyles adds variety and keeps the gameplay fresh.
- The sliding mechanics provide a tactile and engaging experience, reminiscent of classic puzzle games.
- The game suffers from a lack of content and variety, leading to a repetitive experience after a short time.
- There are technical issues, including a memory leak that can cause crashes during gameplay.
- The main game loop lacks incentive for progression beyond the first level, diminishing long-term engagement.
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized as a dungeon-crawling tactical experience that utilizes a unique "tilt the board" sliding mechanic reminiscent of 2048, allowing players to move both themselves and monsters. While it is easy to pick up, the game offers surprising depth, distinguishing itself from other deck-building rogue-lites with its novel approach. Overall, players find the gameplay fun and engaging, despite some concerns about the lack of traditional RPG mechanics.
“It is a dungeon crawling tactical game where the key gimmick is that you use the 'tilt the board' style sliding mechanics from games like 2048 to move yourself and the monsters.”
“It's a neat mechanic, but doesn't have a whole lot of depth.”
“Easy to play, but surprisingly deep gameplay.”
“But while there are no shortage of deck-building rogue-lites nowadays, Rogueslide is quite novel in terms of its mechanics.”