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{{game-stable| name = 100 Rogues | {{game-stable| name = 100 Rogues | ||
| | |designer = Keith Burgun | ||
|artist = Blake Reynolds | |||
|programmer = Wesley Paugh | |||
|theme = Fantasy | |theme = Fantasy | ||
|influences = Rogue | |influences = Rogue | ||
Revision as of 01:39, 25 June 2010
| 100 Rogues | |
|---|---|
| Stable game | |
| Developer | {{{developer}}} |
| Theme | Fantasy |
| Influences | Rogue |
| Released | (?) |
| Updated | May 6, 2010 (?) |
| Licensing | Commercial |
| P. Language | |
| Platforms | iPhone |
| Interface | Graphical Tiles |
| Game Length | Medium |
| Official site of 100 Rogues | |
100 Rogues is an original Roguelike for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad devices. It features two playable classes with unique skill trees (similar to Diablo), several tilesets, original SNES-style music, and fully animated pixel art. 100 Rogues was developed from scratch for the iPhone OS devices, and has a click to move control scheme rather than a virtual d-pad.
Reception
100 Rogues was received very well, getting 4 or 5 stars from most reviewers. Complaints were mostly focused on the stability of the game on release; several critics noted crashes or other bugs. Dinofarm Games made very quick attempts to fix these issues and some reviewers have since tempered their reviews.