It's no secret that I’m a big fan of rogue-likes and rogue-lites; it’s practically my beat at this point. From the top-down Vampire Survivors types to the more action-oriented 2D side scrollers and 3D games to turn-based deck builders, I’ve tried just about every genre.
Godbreakers tells the story of humans who have been brought back to life by celestial beings to be used as weapons. These beings are gifted incredible powers (including body modularity) and tasked with taking down a rogue artificial intelligence named Monad. First, however, they’ll have to reach it.
The
Godbreakers tells the story of humans who have been brought back to life by celestial beings to be used as weapons. These beings are gifted incredible powers (including body modularity) and tasked with taking down a rogue artificial intelligence named Monad. First, however, they’ll have to reach it.
The
It's no secret that I’m a big fan of rogue-likes and rogue-lites; it’s practically my beat at this point. From the top-down Vampire Survivors types to the more action-oriented 2D side scrollers and 3D games to turn-based deck builders, I’ve tried just about every genre.
Developed by Hyponohead, The King is Watching is a strategic rogue-lite city builder that adds a twist or two to its genres. Despite just being just a demo at the moment, the Steam page sits at a whopping 97% positive, earning it an overwhelmingly positive review score. I was curious
