The roguelike scene is one of the most hotly contested these days, with new entries in the genre (or projects that borrow elements from it) cropping up daily. Despite the torrent of new roguelikes, 2012’s Faster Than Light remains one of the best, with its simple but strategic spaceship battles. Lonestar, which has been building itself up in early access for some time now, is probably the closest thing you’ll get to a Faster Than Light sequel, and today sees it emerge into 1.0 with impressive amounts of content, loads of replayability, and now a proper final boss.
RELATED LINKS:
Starfield and Slay the Spire combine for new sci-fi roguelike, out now
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The roguelike scene is one of the most hotly contested these days, with new entries in the genre (or projects that borrow elements from it) cropping up daily. Despite the torrent of new roguelikes, 2012’s Faster Than Light remains one of the best, with its simple but strategic spaceship battles. Lonestar, which has been building itself up in early access for some time now, is probably the closest thing you’ll get to a Faster Than Light sequel, and today sees it emerge into 1.0 with impressive amounts of content, loads of replayability, and now a proper final boss.
RELATED LINKS:
Starfield and Slay the Spire combine for new sci-fi roguelike, out now
