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For the asking price, I’d want a little more variety in a dungeon-crawler.

This reverse dungeon-crawler doesn’t quite know how to make its systems fit together in ways that satisfy.

This puzzle-y, arcade-y roguelite makes dungeon-crawling a relaxing but surprisingly deep experience.

The best roguelites encourage replayability. EverCrawl demands it, and doesn’t feel great as a result.

The brilliant dice-based roguelike from 2019 has finally graced the App Store and it’s just as good as it was then, if not better.

This roguelite borrows ideas from auto-chess to create an experience with the combat depth of a full role playing game condensed into a tiny but mighty package.

This dungeon-crawler lulls you into a false sense of familiarity before giving way to some of the most playful and creative puzzle challenges the App Store has to offer.

Overrogue finds a way to blatantly rip-off a lot of good ideas and still somehow feel fresh and fun.

This pixelated dungeon-crawler has a huge amount of variety, for better and for worse.

SNKRX is a roguelike dungeon-crawler modeled after the classic game of snake that makes great use of auto-chess systems to keep it always feeling fresh.

Dungeon of the Endless is so good that it’s somewhat worth fighting through bugs and control issues to play this otherwise complete version of it.

Iris and the Giant is a standout experience in an ever-growing sea of deck-based roguelites.

Castle of the White Night is meant to be hard, but some of its design decisions make it hard to enjoy on a mobile device.

RogueJack is a Blackjack-based dungeon-crawler that struggles to feel like more than a game of chance.

Yokai Dungeon is a really creative take on the roguelite dungeon-crawler, but it’s controls can limit your enjoyment of it.