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Rogue Legacy 2 Enters Early Access July 23

Rogue Legacy 2 Enters Early Access July 23

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One month from now, we will know what Rogue Legacy 2 is like…an early version of it, at least. The first trailer appeared online today. The original Rogue Legacy was a big hit, released by Cellar Door Games in 2013. Its addictive gimmick expanded on the roguelike formula by rebooting your character each time they perish. Not only were the environments different, but so was your guy. Rogue Legacy 2 will build upon this formula with revisions both in gameplay and in visuals. The original used pixel art, but the sequel will bump things up to high-res knights roaming through 2-D backgrounds of hand-drawn art. And this time when you lose a character, you’ll get to play as one of three descendants…who won’t all be the same. Not everyone will have a sword….some will wield axes or shoot arrows from bows. Some types of characters will have extra talents or powers. They’ll also have diverse personality traits. If you don’t like what you get, jump off a cliff and regenerate,

Rogue Legacy: Wanderer Edition Now Live On iOS

Rogue Legacy: Wanderer Edition Now Live On iOS

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2013’s smash hit indie game Rogue Legacy has gone mobile….at least if you have an Apple phone! Cellar Door games has completed the mobile port of their game….the Wanderer Edition! Rogue Legacy uses a unique approach to the roguelite formula: when you die, that’s it for your character, but a new character appears who inherits the previous character’s items and abilities. However, the entire castle will have changed again, as environments are procedurally generated. The game is pretty much endless. But that’s not all. The iOS version includes all these improvements: A brand-new control scheme made specifically for iOS: 20+ custom tweaks and modifications helped us make this as authentic and natural-feeling as possible on touchscreens. 2 new minibosses: Battle against the mighty Pantheon Orias – or clash arrows with Barbas the Archer. 3 new traits: Synesthesia will leave colors on your screen as you play; Tactile Agnosia will have you scrambling; and being Left-Handed is just… brutal. 3 new armor sets: Super tier armors Glass, Azurite and Behemoth can

Rogue Legacy (Xbox One) Review

Rogue Legacy (Xbox One) Review

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Rogue Legacy is an indie platformer that has been around on PC since June 2013. Last summer it saw ports finally hit home consoles when it became available on the PlayStation Store for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and PS Vita. Xbox One gamers though haven’t had a chance to play the highly regarded title until now. Toronto-based developer Cellar Door Games trusted the port to Abstraction Games, the team who were responsible for the PlayStation versions of the game, but does the Xbox One version hold up? The first thing you will notice when you load up and start playing Rogue Legacy is that it does not look like a game that is already two years old. This is thanks to its retro look that takes a very similar approach to Shovel Knight, in attempting to harken back to the days of 8-bit and 16-bit platformers that were tough-as-nails. Although plenty of games in recent times have decided to go down the ‘old-school’ root in an attempt to gain nostalgia

Rogue Legacy Coming To Xbox One

Rogue Legacy Coming To Xbox One

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Developer Cellar Door Games has revealed that their title Rogue Legacy will be heading to Xbox One on May 27. Speaking in an announcement on their website, the studio explained that they have worked closely with Abstraction Games to port it over to Microsoft’s console. The game is a platformer that features roguelike elements, as the levels you tackle are randomly generated every time you die. Taking inspiration from the likes of Spelunky and Dark souls, Rogue Legacy is a challenging game that has a set of distinctive quirks that separate it from other similar titles. The chief of these is the fact that when the player dies they are given the choice to carrying on with one of three randomly generated heirs. Gold collected in previous runs passes down to them, but they each have their own powers, abilities and characteristics that can include physical handicaps. When it initially launched for PC in 2013 it received a strong reception from critics, who praised the game for its gameplay, difficulty

Rogue Legacy Coming To Xbox One

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Rogue Legacy will be coming to the Xbox One, developer Cellar Door Games confirmed today in a tweet. The news was revealed when the developer responded to a fan question on Twitter. @infamy__ It’s coming. — CellarDoorGames (@CellarDoorGames) January 7, 2015 Rogue Legacy originally released on PC in June 2013. It hit the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Vita last year in July. No other details have been revealed for the Xbox One version, but we’ll update you when we hear more.

Rogue Legacy Arrives On PlayStation Platforms

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Cellar Door Games’ Rogue Legacy hit PlayStation Platforms July 29th, and it currently features cross buy. Rogue Legacy is a roguelike adventure game that pits you, and your offspring, against a perilous, ever changing castle, and it just landed on the PS3, PS4, and PS Vita with cross buy. You can currently grab Rogue Legacy off of the PlayStation Store for a price tag of $16.99 USD. Rogue Legacy for PlayStation Platforms will feature a bit more extra content, such as bonus traits and bonus zones. You can check out the PlayStation Blog post on it’s PlayStation release here: http://tinyurl.com/lyalrn3

Rogue Legacy Coming to PlayStation Platforms July 29

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According to a PlayStation Blog post, Cellar Door Games’ Rogue Legacy, a 2D roguelike platformer, will hit PlayStation Platforms later this month. The PS3, PS4, and PS Vita versions of the game will include “101% Content!” which means players will get a little extra content. “So you get all the extra Bonus zones, traits, and boss remixes jam packed into those sweet little bytes, along with just a little bit more. But only just a little.” Along with bonus content, Rogue Legacy will have Cross Save and Cross Buy features, along with a platinum trophy. The PS Vita version is highlighted in the article as handling very well. “When we originally made Rogue Legacy, we made it with the PS Vita buttons in mind. No joke.” So Vita owners will be happy to know that Rogue Legacy will fit perfect on their system. Check out the PlayStation Blog post here: http://tinyurl.com/pbcupjg