The Unliving

Roguelites have skyrocketed in popularity in recent years, particularly thanks to the likes of some extremely well-received games like Hades. These titles feature the high level of challenge and punishing deaths of roguelikes, but with various methods for making small bits of progress that carry over across runs, so even the least skilled players can eventually make it through. With its top-down viewpoint, death-themed hub area, and heavy focus on characters and dialogue between runs,

Hey Tappers- While I did a long form video for this,  I also figured there's going to be folks here who just want something to read- or who might be deaf. So- This articles for you-  My thoughts on Rocketbrush Studio's The Unliving- After I cracked open the casket and gave it a good gander. Dead Men Tell Tales The Unlivings basic premise is simple enough- you take the role of a Dark Sorceror after a ritual gone wrong- one which leaves him on the verge of death, with a missing memory, and a shattered soul.

Hey Tappers- If anyone of you have been curious about Rocketbrush Studios roguelite, 'The Unliving' - you're in the right place. While it just released in early access, what's there is an interesting, yet ultimately mixed bag of an experience. To whit, you take the role of 'The Necromancer' - a dark sorceror whose exact motivations are lost due to some laser-guided amnesia after a ritual gone wrong. Terribly wrong give it tore his soul into four neat pieces. Thankfully, his skills are still intact, given the entire world wants him dead- resulting in him rampaging through a trio of chapters in search of, well, himself.