Ananias is a great Roguelike, blending classic gameplay with a modern interface. Originally conceived back in 2014 on the "7DRL Challenge", an event for developers to make a roguelike game in seven days, Ananias became so much more as the years passed by, and it certainly deserves to be in your library if you're a fan of this kind of game.

I have played Ananias for the first time on my smartphone, but it's way more comfortable (to me, at least) on the desktop. You can play the free version on your browser if you wish to know how it is on PC: http://ananiasgame.com/play The Steam version is the best one if you want all classes unlocked and the best price, since it's localized according to your country, and not sold with a dollar tag.

The game itself is very balanced and it's a joy to play, with responsive controls, an awesome and intimist soundtrack and a lot of secrets to discover. I love how the procedural generation is handled here - it really will surprise you from time to time. Another game I like a lot on this genre is the - excellent - Dungeons of Dredmor (DoD), and despite my love for that game, DoD is more or less the same on some ways. Ananias, on the other hand, is unpredictable. It can throw some very high level monsters at you, put a dress to loot on the floor (even if you're playing with a male character), and make every run feel really unique - it's a real Pandora's Box, and it's gorgeous.

All in all, you can't beat this price for an awesome roguelike. Play the free version (on browser or on your smartphone) and if you like the game, buy it to support this awesome project. See you in the depths of the dungeons!

Ananias is a great Roguelike, blending classic gameplay with a modern interface. Originally conceived back in 2014 on the "7DRL Challenge", an event for developers to make a roguelike game in seven days, Ananias became so much more as the years passed by, and it certainly deserves to be in your library if you're a fan of this kind of game. I have played Ananias for the first time on my smartphone, but it's way more comfortable (to me, at least) on the desktop. You can play the free version on your browser if you wish to know how it is on PC: http://ananiasgame.com/play The Steam version is the best one if you want all classes unlocked and the best price, since it's localized according to your country, and not sold with a dollar tag. The game itself is very balanced and it's a joy to play, with responsive controls, an awesome and intimist soundtrack and a lot of secrets to discover. I love how the procedural generation is handled here - it really will surprise you from time to time. Another game I like a lot on this genre is the - excellent - Dungeons of Dredmor (DoD), and despite my love for that game, DoD is more or less the same on some ways. Ananias, on the other hand, is unpredictable. It can throw some very high level monsters at you, put a dress to loot on the floor (even if you're playing with a male character), and make every run feel really unique - it's a real Pandora's Box, and it's gorgeous. All in all, you can't beat this price for an awesome roguelike. Play the free version (on browser or on your smartphone) and if you like the game, buy it to support this awesome project. See you in the depths of the dungeons!