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As someone who plays all the roguelike deckbuilders that come to console, Rogue Lords is the best one to cross my path in quite some time. The art, characters and theming are all great, the mechanics are intricate and interesting, and although there are a few rough patches, the campaign can be completed without devoting hundreds and hundreds of failed runs to it. For anyone who enjoys the genre, this one’s fangs are satisfyingly sharp.

Rogue Lords, then, isn’t a roguelike for the masses. And even those keen on the genre might not gel with it. The long-term rewards just aren’t all that rewarding, especially with each run feeling like a slog. And while its unique mechanics separate it from its peers, they also overcomplicate matters. Still, its horror theme is definitely alluring, so roguelike fans who like a bit of darkness might want to give it a go.

Rogue Lords is an innovative mix of roguelike and RPG elements with clever new concepts to tax your tactical mind. There’s a constant one-more-encounter compulsivity as you look to make your band of villains ever more powerful, and a huge scope for creativity provided by the reality-bending devil mode. For an entertainingly strategic experience where you have free license to indulge your dark side and wreak havoc with a variety of ghosts and ghouls, Rogue Lords will sate your wicked desires.

Rogue Lords is a fine game with some novel systems for lovers of roguelites to play around with, but it will not grab your attention long enough to keep you coming back. Given its premise and stellar art design, that’s a shame.

Rogue Lords borrows quite a bit from other popular games, but it isn't really worse for wear because of it. Players looking for something completely fresh may be disappointed by the strong similarities with games like Slay the Spire and Darkest Dungeon, but the unique visual design and combat twists push this sternly into the "more of a good thing isn't a bad thing" category for me. If you like roguelikes and turn-based squad combat, this is the perfect game to spend some time with as we enter the early days of the Halloween season.

Rogue Lords will not suit everyone, that's for sure. Very (too?) difficult at times and what you will get during each of your runs, this game will at least have the merit of making you feel a strong sense of accomplishment at each boss you defeat. On our side, as rogue-lite fans, we were clearly won over. The art direction is a bit of a head-turner, like Darkest Dungeon for example, and should appeal to the same type of players.

Looks like i have a very different opinion as most of the people.Very very enjoying experience for me.I cleared the main story in about 18Looks like i have a very different opinion as most of the people.Very very enjoying experience for me.I cleared the main story in about 18 hours.I like the fact that the RNG play a very small role on this game. Devil power allow you to balance RNG to your advantage, and if you are use to this kind of game, you will manage to destroy every single run.While on most of the concurent, you have to restart your runs when you get unlucky.The DA is icredibleThe Story is okay (Interesting, but not the best ever)The Game design and the mecanics between different composition is amazing (In my opinion, not a single game of the sort goes that deep)The difficulty is prety high, specialy if your composition is not balanced. If you try to only max out one kind of damage or one character : You will failI repete myself but the devil power is super original, and reduce RNG in a way that I really loveThe only big negativ point on my side is the lack of lategame content (After 40h+ of gameplay)I still rate this game 10/10 cause i do bielve that on this kind of game, the game design is everything.Lategame content can come later, and i'm sure it will be greate.

Why make a lot of characters when in the end you will not use them becasue they are just worse then the others?Loading screens everywhere.Why make a lot of characters when in the end you will not use them becasue they are just worse then the others?Loading screens everywhere. Every time you click a event you have a loading screen.Why must I walk on the map? Its just to make it take longer time and they can say "ooh look at how many hours you can play"I love roguelikes and there are so (too) many so why settle for less?This game is just not good and when you implement useless yimesinks you get a 0 from me.

With Halloween season at the doors already, Rogue Lords can offer some nice time in the company of ghouls, zombies and vampires. The battles will be tough for sure, but don't fret because Devil will always play by his own rules.

Rogue Lords is an charming and addictive roguelike that let you teach from every death to get better and go further. Great mechanisms and low frustration, despite the die & retry approach.

Rogue Lords is a fine lead-up to the spooky season, with a genuinely addictive gameplay loop and a satisfying combat system. The ability to mess with the game’s own mechanics as the Devil is an absolutely inspired idea, and the experience is only made less than perfect by a few glitches that need patching out. The game would feel a little more complete if there were more to do in each chapter’s overworld, but what is there is a delightfully challenging roguelike. The inability to lower the difficulty may turn some people away, but other people will relish the challenge.