The Binding of Issac is one of the best video games I have ever experienced it’s a roguelike released in 2011 and developed by one person Edmund McMillen. Here’s a list of other roguelikes that share elements with Enter the Gungeon.

Like many roguelikes before it, Enter the Gungeon saw many updates inspired by the community for example, the Rainbow Mode that ensures each level contains at least one type of unique rainbow chest (They are a rare reward for room clears) was a game mode that was popularized by the community. The game even features high replayability using a simple mechanic sometimes, players might run into NPCs in the dungeon, rescuing these NPCs brings them to the hub world, where they sell players permanent upgrades for their future runs. In true dungeon crawler fashion, each floor has at least one boss to deal with bosses generally drop good items/weapons that empower the player to face the next floor as each floor becomes progressively more challenging. Players must clear multiple floors like these to beat the game. The game plays as a procedurally generated dungeon with pre-built rooms filled with various random enemies and pickups. Games like Enter the Gungeon are easy to pick up but hard to master if players ignore the game’s mechanics, they’re going to have a tough time for sure. The game is regarded as one of the finest examples of roguelikes, and with good reason, the game takes the concept of bullet hells and pushes it to 11.

Enter the Gungeon is a unique hybrid between bullet hell and roguelike developed by Dodge Roll and released in 2016.

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