Microgue

This game is more of a logic puzzle than a roguelike: there are no items to collect, no levels to gain, no meaningful randomness of any sort. Basically, you know exactly what to expect whenever you enter a level, and it's a matter of navigating your way through the space of possibilities to find the way to the next puzzle. I found this mechanic refreshing and very enjoyable. The game is not long, but the $0.99 price tag is spot-on. Worth the money and I look forward to the developer's next game.

This game is great as it is now and I would recommended it to pretty much anyone. However, I think that its replay value could be greatly expanded upon by adding new characters or even different dungeons each with different enemies.

I bought this while waiting for a car fixup, and it ended up doing its job of keeping me from boredom. Very clever little game that ends with you learning about every little death possible... While always getting farther and farther. Frankly though once I got back it was over. The game peaks right after the halfway point and once you beat it you realize literally nothing is left. I honestly feel like the whole concept could have been expanded since it was very charming.