Growing list: - Sword of Fargoal: Get it - now free. If you don't know about this RL, you've been living under a rock. - Sword of Fargoal Legends: Like the above but published by Chillingo and seems to have universal mode. - Cavern: My all-time favorite RL on the IOS platform and the dev updates constantly. - Rogue Touch: Classic rogue but with a nice fresh new UI and easy controls - Junk Jack and Junk Jack X: Like a 2D minecraft and similar to Terraria, made from the ground up for IOS - Dungeonism: New discovery for me and I can't put it down. If you're a fan of RPGs with a rogue-lite flavour, you NEED to at least check it out - Endless Depths: Not many know about it but there's just something about this RL that I love, likely to do with the loot variety and level-up system - Endless Nights: Same creator as the above game but has more to it (overworld map, quests, etc) - Mission Europa: One of the few FPS style games that I'll bother to play, has random level generation, loot, etc - Trap Hunter: A very nice (and likely not well known) game that has 3D isometric random levels and has you setting traps to dispatch foes. Like a mix of rogue and deception - Wazhack: A 2D side-scroller style roguelike which is really well regarded in the PC scene (I sadly have not played much of it though) - Hoplite: A grid based roguelike known for it's intense strategy - Zaga-33: Minimalistic roguelike with a strong focus on strategic item usage - Ending: Similar to above, strong emphasis on puzzle-style gameplay - Megatroid: Megaman-style action platformer with randomized levels (seems to work for me when I enable Airplane mode, otherwise crashes on IOS 7) - Pocket RPG: Sort of like Torchlight (/diablo) but more bit-sized session gameplay, very fun so far - Heroes of Loot: Binding of Isaac-style action rogue-lite - Dungeon Plunder: Rogue-like with a slot-based combat system (highly enjoyed by many TA members) - Cardinal Quest: Turn-based rogue-lite with a very nice style (reminds me of Sword of Fargoal) and more modest difficulty (not a strong emphasis on loot; it's all done automatically) - Legends of Yore: Casual rogue-lite with oldschool (nintendo-like) graphics, option to disable permadeath - Bit Dungeon: Action rogue-like similar to Binding of Isaac - Aliens versus Humans: A game very similar to the original x-com games complete with random level generation - Perfection : It's a randomly generated slicing puzzler - Brogue: A revisiting of Rogue but with beautiful a ASCII style and streamlined UI, a very popular rogue-like in the PC scene - 100 Rogues - A charming visually-polished roguelike with a lot of character but not without issues. - Asterogue - Action real-time roguelike with melee/gun combat. Intense but doesn't skimp on the loot and strategy. - Baroque - The Dark, Twisted Fantasy - Incredibly daunting and uninviting (especially the price) but console-quality 3D roguelike with some amazingly creative loot - Boson X - Runners are all technically random, but this one creates a wonderful platforming world that feels unique and full of character - Command Crisis: Callsign - A surprisingly decent shmup with a randomised mission mode and enemy formations. - Dungelot - Minesweeping roguelike with a board-game feel. - Empire: The Deck Building Strategy Game - As with most 4X games, the world is randomised but throw in a deck-building element, vicious AI and a need to keep moving make this different every game. - Isle of Bxnes - An indie gem that combines a heritage system, brutal difficulty, resource management, stunning pixel art, freedom to explore a randomly generated world and permadeath. - King of Dragon Pass - Slightly cheating but it's quality earns it a mention. A 4X civilisation management Choose Your Own Adventure with so many possible outcomes and decisions that no game is ever alike. Slightly intimidating for some but incredibly well designed. - MicroVentures - Unbelievably completely free with no ads or IAPs. Made by the 9th Dawn devs and with randomised missions, stories and levels - Mysterious Castle - A tactical team-based roguelike which has had a bumpy history. - Ninja Hero Cats - Watered down Bastion visuals and Quadropus Rampage gameplay. - Octagon - Another endless runner with great character and a world you won't forget. - Quadropus Revenge - Another free action roguelike that puts paid models to shame. A ridiculous variety in loot, great humour, unique visuals and a real "one more go" feel - Rebuild - Zombie survival strategy/sim with a randomised city and cast. - Rogue Miner - Roguelike with a light crafting system and a 2D MineCraft touch. Explore hundreds of mines from a large overworld, finding materials to upgrade your pickaxe and weapon. - Rogue Ninja - A by the books roguelike with a ninja theme. Doesn't excel in any particular category but it more than suffices in each area. - Solomon's Keep - Twin-stick action roguelike with random levels and skills - Space Croissant - I prefer it to bit Dungeon for the slightly faster gameplay. It's a Binding of Isaac roguelike with masses of loot and fast-paced room clearing. - Starborn Anarkist - The levels may not be randomised but the enemies are and it's a fantastic game so I wanted to sneak it in. Twin-stick shooter where destroying enemies rewards you with spaceship parts to build Lego-style onto your ship between games. The randomly-constructed boss megaships are terrifyingly impressive. - Worm Run - Platformer with randomised levels where you have to outrun an all-devouring monster. - Trial by Survival - Top-down action roguelike with randomized maps (post-apocalyptic themed) - Rogue Resources - Rogue Resources is a minimalistic combination of rogue-like and real-time-strategy gameplay genres - Word Up Dog - Dungeon crawler meets word game (as described by TA members) with randomly generated levels, by Sarah Northway (Rebuild) - Gunslugs - A side-scrolling 2D shooter with random level generation - Devious Dungeon - 2D side-scrolling action platformer with rpg-lite elements and randomized levels - Lich Tower of Doom - Rogue-like with board game elements: Defeat 3 of the 6 dungeons to gain access to the 7'th tower where the Lich itself holds residence - Wayward Souls - A very well received action rogue-like made by the good folks who brought us Mage Gauntlet - best way I can describe it is a game closely resembling what a 2D dark souls would be! - Rogue Hero - Similar to Devious Dungeon - 2D rogue-like action platformer with persistent unlocks, quite challenging! - Dream Quest - The first rogue-like I've seen on IOS which features a card game-style combat system! - The Spatials - Vast game of base building, collecting resources and exploring planets (free to play with a coin doubler that disables ads) - Siralim - Rogue-like gameplay meets creature taming, tons of depth and replay value - Super Scrapped Robots - Twin-stick shooter style game with randomly generated levels - Shattered Planet - A very fun & charming rogue-like with focus on persistent upgrades - Tallowmere - 2D Platformer / Action-roguelike hybrid w/permadeath, random loot / levels - Sproggiwood - A charming top-down roguelike with some persistent upgrades and town building - Enchanted Cave 2 - The sequel to an already excellent game - roguelike with persistent upgrades (via golden gear) - feels extremely polished - GunSlugs 2 - A fast paced 2D action/arcade with some level randomization (indoors I believe) - FTL (Faster Than Light) - Critically acclaimed spacesim/roguelike - Pixel Dungeon - The game that took the android roguelike scene by storm has now been ported (officially) to IOS! - Desktop Dungeons - Known on the PC scene for years, the official IOS port features tons of improvements!
You know, this is going to turn into the roguelikes thread, right? Hoplite Ending -- And I found a randomly generated platformer-shooter MEGATROID If the game crash for you, try to disable internet while playing, this should help with the issue until we get a patch o… TouchArcade Rating: Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsIf the game crash for you, try to disable internet while playing, this should help with the issue until we get a patch out!"Combining simple mechanics, amazing visuals and long-term playability, Megatroid is one game that could become the next big thing." -gameographics.comMEGATROID is a fun and engaging platform game that lets you type in anything You want and play it! MEGATROID generates its stages and makes it possible for you to play a different one every time You pick up the game! If you're a fan of Megaman or just love really awesome platformers; this is THE game for You!-=[STORY]=- You play as Hali and your goal is to free the galaxy from the grasp of the almighty machine empire; The Imperium. You are a member of GRiN, the Galactic Rebel Information Network. Together with GRiN, you fight against the Imperium and its battle droids, one battle station at a time. Also at your side is your dear friend and robot pet, S.P.A.K.K, the Self Propelled Aerial Kinematic Kitten, who relays GRiN's instructions to you and may even help you to fight the Imperium! Your first mission as a GRiN operative is to steal an Imperial Warp Gate so that you can start infiltrating the Imperial battle stations. Good luck!-=[FEATURES]=- + Procedurally generated stages with near-infinite variation!+ Share your generated stage with friends, across any platform MEGATROID appears on! + Tons of generated weapons and armor in the Black Market!+ Super-badass weapons, armor and upgrades in the Premium Market! + Intriguing sci-fi setting with episodic structure! + Catchy 8-bit inspired soundtrack!Did we mention it's FREE? Download today and be the hero in the rebellion against the machine empire!The soundtrack is available for FREE on SoundCloud!http://soundcloud.com/triolithentertainment/sets/megatroid-ost/If you run into problems with an iPod or similar try to turn it completely off and then run MEGATROID again. Information Seller: Genre:Action, Adventure Release:Aug 01, 2012 Updated:Nov 30, -0001 Version: Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (3) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal JCho133 Well-Known Member Jul 27, 2012 7,907 27 48 #3 JCho133, Jan 8, 2014 Pocket RPG Jorlen Well-Known Member Jan 7, 2009 1,094 2 38 IT Canada #4 Jorlen, Jan 8, 2014 Megatroid looks cool, definitely did not know about that one. I'll have to check it out, although I usually don't like freemium stuff. Bronxsta Well-Known Member Oct 10, 2012 4,698 6 38 http://indiegameenthusiast.blogspot.com/ #5 Bronxsta, Jan 8, 2014 Unfortunately it crashes on IOS7. But I was reading the thread and the impressions were almost all positive and the general consensus seems to be that the game is pretty fair in regards to currencies. Here's the thread: http://forums.toucharcade.com/showthread.php?t=145749 Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 2 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #6 Exact-Psience, Jan 8, 2014 Heroes of Loot Temple Run 2 Worm Run (although this doesnt work on the ipad air) Beat Hazard Ultra PeteOzzy Well-Known Member Oct 30, 2013 4,596 3 0 Norwich, England #7 PeteOzzy, Jan 9, 2014 Having a description with randomised/procedurally-generated in pretty much guarantees my money so hopefully a big list will be ok: 100 Rogues Boson X Cardinal Quest Cavern Dungelot Dungeon Plunder Empire Giant Boulder of Death Heroes of Loot Hoplite Isle of Bxnes Legends of Yore MicroVentures Mysterious Castle Ninja Hero Cats Octagon Pocket RPG Punch Quest Quadropus Revenge Rogue Miner Rogue Ninja Solomon's Keep Space Croissant Starborn Anarkist Sword & Glory Sword of Fargoal WazHack Worm Run I know a few of those May be pushing the boundaries a little but I wanted a nice mix of genres other than Roguelikes. Was still hard narrowing it down though! undeadcow Well-Known Member Dec 4, 2010 9,486 2 36 Houston, TX #8 undeadcow, Jan 9, 2014 Last edited: Jan 9, 2014 Dungeon Plunder and Quadropus Rampage should not be overlooked. WazHack is a great game; as is Cavern (and Dungelot). Legends of Yore is fun too. The Michael Brough games, like 868-Hack or Zaga-33, are popular too. Great topic, Jorlen Well-Known Member Jan 7, 2009 1,094 2 38 IT Canada #9 Jorlen, Jan 9, 2014 Just a note, it does crash but if you enable airplane mode (i.e. kill your connection to the internet) it gets past the title screen. I was able to play the tutorial but haven't had a chance to get that far (my 10 month old refuses to let me play lol) To everyone else, thanks for the suggestions! There are a lot of games in here I will have to research and try out, this will keep me busy. Keep the suggestions coming! Procedurally generated fans unite, yo ScotDamn Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Jul 8, 2013 1,990 0 36 Wireless Sales Happy Daddy https://twitter.com/ScotDamn #10 ScotDamn, Jan 9, 2014 Last edited: Jan 9, 2014 A lot of good games have already been mentioned. I noticed you listed Endless Depths, however the developer just came out with a new RL called Endless Nights which I'm really enjoying. Another would be bitDungeon... Keep an eye out for Cardinal Quest 2 which should be out soon and looks solid. ScotDamn Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Jul 8, 2013 1,990 0 36 Wireless Sales Happy Daddy https://twitter.com/ScotDamn #11 ScotDamn, Jan 9, 2014 Also Weird Worlds. A space exploration RL. Bronxsta Well-Known Member Oct 10, 2012 4,698 6 38 http://indiegameenthusiast.blogspot.com/ #12 Bronxsta, Jan 9, 2014 Perfection - It's a randomly generated slicing puzzler https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/perfection./id612358730?mt=8 undeadcow Well-Known Member Dec 4, 2010 9,486 2 36 Houston, TX #13 undeadcow, Jan 10, 2014 The Dungeon is a generated roguelike game, similar to Cavern. Jorlen Well-Known Member Jan 7, 2009 1,094 2 38 IT Canada #14 Jorlen, Jan 10, 2014 Last edited: Jan 10, 2014 Well, I've spent a lot of money on apps thanks to this thread Bit surprised no one mentioned MELTDOWN, I managed to find it by doing some searches and it's really fun so far (featuring.. RANDOM LEVELS lol). One note about the game Ending - I do not think the main "campaign" levels are randomized. Can anyone who's played the game thoroughly confirm this? One thing I am looking for, and I am sure exists: * A turn-based game similar to X-COM but with a focus on battles * Has randomly generated levels Does it exist? I saw Hunters 2, but I think the levels are static. There's also what appears to be a full-fledged x-com (the original) remake, but the visual style is a little rough. Also, let's keep this list growing! I am always doing searches and I will post any findings as I encounter them. The only true criteria is that the game's levels are randomly generated! Keep 'em coming Bronxsta Well-Known Member Oct 10, 2012 4,698 6 38 http://indiegameenthusiast.blogspot.com/ #15 Bronxsta, Jan 10, 2014 No, in Ending, the puzzle mode is more like a level-based tutorial. The real challenge is the randomly generated adventure mode Jorlen Well-Known Member Jan 7, 2009 1,094 2 38 IT Canada #16 Jorlen, Jan 10, 2014 Is that right? I'll edit my first post to reflect this. I'll have to pick this up now that I know this fact! spajdr Well-Known Member Mar 29, 2011 627 0 16 Male Elder administrator Czech Republic, Ostrava #17 spajdr, Jan 10, 2014 Brogue Jorlen Well-Known Member Jan 7, 2009 1,094 2 38 IT Canada #18 Jorlen, Jan 10, 2014 How can I forget? added! Bronxsta Well-Known Member Oct 10, 2012 4,698 6 38 http://indiegameenthusiast.blogspot.com/ #19 Bronxsta, Jan 10, 2014 Yeah, the puzzle mode teaches you how each enemy acts and the basic rules and strategies. Then in adventure mode, you have to descend randomly generated floors using that knowledge to make the best moves. Bool Zero Well-Known Member Dec 14, 2010 1,922 0 36 #20 Bool Zero, Jan 10, 2014 Last edited: Jan 10, 2014 Aliens vs. Humans... It's essentially an iOS version of the original Xcom... Sure you may not like the visuals but do not overlook the game if that is the type of game you are looking for.... Trust me you will not be disappointed! To add to the list: Aliens Vs. Humans Machines at War 3 Land Air Sea Warfare Sim City DLX Worms 3 ( and pretty much all Worms games) Ascendancy Starbase Orion Dungeon Plunder Terraria Junk Jack (X) Survivalcraft Town Craft Quadropus Rampage Punch quest Heroes of Loot Frozen Synapse I wonder if certain boardgames count like Zombies!!!, Catan and Carcassone... (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 4 1 2 3 4 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Megatroid looks cool, definitely did not know about that one. I'll have to check it out, although I usually don't like freemium stuff.
Unfortunately it crashes on IOS7. But I was reading the thread and the impressions were almost all positive and the general consensus seems to be that the game is pretty fair in regards to currencies. Here's the thread: http://forums.toucharcade.com/showthread.php?t=145749
Having a description with randomised/procedurally-generated in pretty much guarantees my money so hopefully a big list will be ok: 100 Rogues Boson X Cardinal Quest Cavern Dungelot Dungeon Plunder Empire Giant Boulder of Death Heroes of Loot Hoplite Isle of Bxnes Legends of Yore MicroVentures Mysterious Castle Ninja Hero Cats Octagon Pocket RPG Punch Quest Quadropus Revenge Rogue Miner Rogue Ninja Solomon's Keep Space Croissant Starborn Anarkist Sword & Glory Sword of Fargoal WazHack Worm Run I know a few of those May be pushing the boundaries a little but I wanted a nice mix of genres other than Roguelikes. Was still hard narrowing it down though!
Dungeon Plunder and Quadropus Rampage should not be overlooked. WazHack is a great game; as is Cavern (and Dungelot). Legends of Yore is fun too. The Michael Brough games, like 868-Hack or Zaga-33, are popular too. Great topic,
Just a note, it does crash but if you enable airplane mode (i.e. kill your connection to the internet) it gets past the title screen. I was able to play the tutorial but haven't had a chance to get that far (my 10 month old refuses to let me play lol) To everyone else, thanks for the suggestions! There are a lot of games in here I will have to research and try out, this will keep me busy. Keep the suggestions coming! Procedurally generated fans unite, yo
A lot of good games have already been mentioned. I noticed you listed Endless Depths, however the developer just came out with a new RL called Endless Nights which I'm really enjoying. Another would be bitDungeon... Keep an eye out for Cardinal Quest 2 which should be out soon and looks solid.
Perfection - It's a randomly generated slicing puzzler https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/perfection./id612358730?mt=8
Well, I've spent a lot of money on apps thanks to this thread Bit surprised no one mentioned MELTDOWN, I managed to find it by doing some searches and it's really fun so far (featuring.. RANDOM LEVELS lol). One note about the game Ending - I do not think the main "campaign" levels are randomized. Can anyone who's played the game thoroughly confirm this? One thing I am looking for, and I am sure exists: * A turn-based game similar to X-COM but with a focus on battles * Has randomly generated levels Does it exist? I saw Hunters 2, but I think the levels are static. There's also what appears to be a full-fledged x-com (the original) remake, but the visual style is a little rough. Also, let's keep this list growing! I am always doing searches and I will post any findings as I encounter them. The only true criteria is that the game's levels are randomly generated! Keep 'em coming
No, in Ending, the puzzle mode is more like a level-based tutorial. The real challenge is the randomly generated adventure mode
Is that right? I'll edit my first post to reflect this. I'll have to pick this up now that I know this fact!
Yeah, the puzzle mode teaches you how each enemy acts and the basic rules and strategies. Then in adventure mode, you have to descend randomly generated floors using that knowledge to make the best moves.
Aliens vs. Humans... It's essentially an iOS version of the original Xcom... Sure you may not like the visuals but do not overlook the game if that is the type of game you are looking for.... Trust me you will not be disappointed! To add to the list: Aliens Vs. Humans Machines at War 3 Land Air Sea Warfare Sim City DLX Worms 3 ( and pretty much all Worms games) Ascendancy Starbase Orion Dungeon Plunder Terraria Junk Jack (X) Survivalcraft Town Craft Quadropus Rampage Punch quest Heroes of Loot Frozen Synapse I wonder if certain boardgames count like Zombies!!!, Catan and Carcassone...
