As a high-level indie game, The Killing Spire is a model of commercial success with millions of sales. The game has excellent randomness and replay mechanics, as well as high-difficulty challenges with reasonable difficulty curves. Its pioneering card meat pigeon turn-based game genre has attracted many independent producers to imitate, so why has no AAA masterpiece been able to join the meat pigeon game so far?
In fact, roguelike/lite is not the main type of a game, it is more similar to a game content arrangement, which is embodied in strong randomness, super multi-week catalog, etc., and can have many variations on specific game mechanics. Many games, although they can be called roguelike/lite in general, are not essentially a class of games.
In AAA, it is like a big pineapple game born from a meat pigeon, and Pokémon Sword shield, Destiny 2, WOW, etc. all have meat pigeon play elements. Death return is also an attempt by the AAA picture pigeon, and the death cycle can also be regarded as half a. There are also dead cells as the conscience of the action-type rouge, which has been producing DLC, and the use of weapon types and feels is also very praised.
If the Killing Spire is the founder of the tower-climbing mode, then games such as Hades, Legendary Mages, etc. are typical of action-oriented rouge, as well as games such as rhythm dungeons with obvious characteristics of sound games, and Eden Road, which are mixed with sound game characteristics and card construction. These games have their own characteristics and advantages, and if you really want to talk about which game's comprehensive quality is in the dust, it may still depend on which game the player prefers.