Let's Play Rogue Legacy - Part 2 (Ft. BornLosersGaming) - The Poopsies
11Let's Play Rogue Legacy Part 2! Lin and Max are covering some Rogue Legacy gameplay on the PS4 with our friend Ian from BornLosersGaming! Join us as we walkthrough this awesome roguelike!
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Rogue Legacy draws inspiration from games such as the Dark Souls & Demon's Souls series, and has been compared to Spelunky and The Binding Of Issac. I also think it has a bit of a Castlevania and Ghosts & Goblins feel.
I haven't played too much of this game but my Rogue Legacy review would definitely be a positive one. The gameplay is quick, simple and effective. It feels really right and I love how the castle layout changes every time you die. Rogue Legacy's gameplay is really addictive. It's always pushing you to take just one last run before you stop playing and before you know it hours has passed. Earning money each run to buy all sorts of upgrades to make you become stronger, & provide you with more options is really rewarding as well. It's one of those games that makes you feel really badass when you finally conquer an area and defeat a boss. It's very Dark Souls like in that regard. The music and visuals are great, the humor and interesting traits your descendants can obtain are always a good time, and change up the gameplay for better or worse! So I hope you enjoy this GameFace & BLG collaborative Rogue Legacy Playthrough!
Below is information about the Rogue Legacy gameplay from the Wikipedia article. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogue_Legacy
Rogue Legacy is an indie platform game with roguelike elements developed by Cellar Door Games. The goal of Rogue Legacy is to explore a randomly generated dungeon, defeat four bosses in each of the four unique environments of the dungeon, and then defeat the final boss. Characters have the default ability to jump and slash with their sword, along with secondary abilities, such as magic attacks, which use mana.
Whenever a character dies as a result of losing all of their Hit Points (HP), control will transfer over to one of three randomly generated heirs which the player may choose between, though this number may be increased to six with a later upgrade. Each descendant carries their unique characteristics and abilities,[7] including such genetic peculiarities as color-blindness (in which the game is presented in black and white), ADHD (in which the player moves faster) and dwarfism (in which the character is short and can fit into small gaps).
Gold found while exploring the castle is passed onto that character's heir and can be used to improve the abilities of any successive heirs. Gold can be found by smashing pieces of furniture, opening chests, or defeating enemies. There are also various fairy chests hidden throughout the castle, most of which require the player to complete an objective, such as taking no damage, in order to open.
Spending gold on the manor, which appears after a new heir is chosen, can increase stats, such as health and mana, and unlock and upgrade new classes that may be carried by one of the heirs. These include mages, which can use more advanced spells, warriors, who have higher strength, and assassins, who can use various stealth techniques and have an increased likelihood of having a critical hit.
Gold can unlock the blacksmith, the enchantress and the architect, who each provide their own services. The blacksmith can use blueprints found in the castle to create new armor and equipment for the player, improving their stats. Similarly, the enchantress can use runes found in fairy chests to give the player enhancements, unlocking additional abilities such as double jumping and dashing. Finally, the architect can lock down the design of a previously encountered castle (so that a new one isn't randomly generated) in exchange for a percentage of any gold found.
Any unspent gold must be paid to Charon in order to enter the castle, though upgrades can reduce the amount required to pay.
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