What is Reddit's opinion of Voyage to Farland?

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> I feel I should give you fair warning that you're probably not going to find many answers here, specifically because of this bit:

> games, where you unlock lots of stuff and can, through more playthroughs, make your charakter stronger to keep going further into the Dungeon

Well, FWIW my game has meta-progression. You unlock dungeons. You can store & buff equipment in a warehouse. And unlock a few partners that will follow you and fight alongside you (with imperfect, but reasonable AI).

If the game is designed & tuned properly, it doesn't detract from the "roguelilke" experience.

Anyway, it's heavily (emphasis on "heavily") inspired by the brilliant SNES/DS roguelike Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer.

Here's a link.

I'll tag OP into this comment as well, /u/ph1l

Stealth EDIT: It also has a longish, more pure roguelike dungeon that negates all that meta progression, again... inspired by Shiren.

I just heard about this one on steam. The description makes it sound very Hacky, which reminded me of powder. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.peculiar_games.pvefc it's $1.50

Shattered Pixel Dungeon is good, other than that I just have modernized ones and nethack/dcss ports.

Here's a couple more:

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