If you attack a monster he gets to stab you back, if you run away form a monster then he’ll stab you as you walk away. Drink a potion, walk left, stab someone, they all take up your action for the turn. 100 Rogues is turn-based and every action you take eats up your turn allowing the dungeon monster to act. It’s pretty standard Rogue-esque gameplay is enough to hold up the wit of the game, but is never really that addictive. If you asked what about the gameplay truly sets the game apart, I honestly wouldn’t have much to tell you. He must have all his hearts 100 Rogues – Gameplay It is moments like the inn basement tutorial that let you see the clever humor behind 100 Rogues. Yet he gives in asking you to investigate the basement only to realize his error once you’ve completed the task. If it was a session of DnD you’d probably get your quest, but in 100 Rogues you’re met with a tortured soul who wants nothing more than to stave off his quest giving addiction. Of course the only logical thing to do is ask the innkeeper for a quest, because all heroes need a quest. This line probably sounds familiar to some degree to anyone who has ever played a session of Dungeons & Dragons. “You enter the tavern, behind the counter you see a worn old inn keeper.” The OUYA is seriously lacking on the RPG front, so how does this old school game stack up to the competition? Read on to begin your adventure… It takes a child-like view of the typical role-playing experience adding a unique level of humor. 100 Rogue is a rogue inspired dungeon-delving game where you guide your titular hero on a quest to kill Satan.

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