There are some characteristics that separate roguelike games from other genre. In fact, games like D&D have influenced most Roguelike games that based on a high fantasy narrative. This fantasy game had more than 3 million players around the world just back in 1981, and by 2004, this game has reached more than 20 million people. Speaking of the history of Roguelike games, most hardcore gamers would be familiar with the most famous tabletop role-playing game called Dungeon and Dragons. The genre that’s also a sub-genre of Role-Playing Games, isn’t just you simply running aimlessly bragging about score, it’s about how you plan your next game session. Roguelike game, despite in many way, can also be categorized into this endless game category, but with different weight in terms of its gameplay. I don’t know about you obviously, but all hardcore gamers that I’ve known, would prefer games that has clear ending, not just aiming high score and just doing something aimlessly and repetitively. It seems that when I’m playing an endless game, I’m challenging something that literally impossible, but always interesting to play with.Įndless games however, is a category that’s a bit sensitive to most hardcore gamers. Why does playing game that has no limit is so addictive to some people? For me personally, it’s because the endless challenges, offered by the game.
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