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* Bands, influenced by ''Angband''. Bands usually feature a non-permanent dungeon, infinite resources and very tough bosses, so the games are focused on [[Took a Level In Badass|taking levels in badass]] until the player is ready to punch dragons to death.

* Open worlds that typically have content beyond simple [[Dungeon Crawling]], such as multiple quests and a nontrivial plot.

Though they have a very steep learning curve, many roguelikes are incredible time sinks, which is only exacerbated by the fact that most of them are entirely free.

* ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters]]'', especially the Gameboy and Gameboy Advance installments. Joker eschewed it in favor of 3d, although Joker 2 added some light roguelike elements in the bonus dungeons.

* ''[[Dungeon Crawl]]''

** ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Ep97ba_uWXM Legend of Grimrock]'', a 2012 [[Spiritual Successor]].

* ''[[Dungeon of Doom]]'' (aka ''The Dungeon Revealed'')

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