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In this roguelike (which tips its hat to Disgaea in both title and art style) you play as the weakest of the dungeon denizens, the imp, scorned by all for its frailty. But the imp has one edge over all the other monsters; the ability to possess any enemy it defeats and take its form for its own! Make your way down through the randomly generated dungeon floors leveling up, possessing ever stronger enemies, and unlocking the secrets of their abilities for yourself. The game is easy to get into, but has plenty of complexity in its mechanics if you care to look. | |||
A complete from the ground up overhaul of last year's Python version of [[MidBoss]], this new rendition has better art, controls, (graphical) user interface, and is generally an all around improved version of the old game with way more abilities to unlock. | |||
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Revision as of 00:26, 15 April 2014
Featured Roguelike: MidBoss
In this roguelike (which tips its hat to Disgaea in both title and art style) you play as the weakest of the dungeon denizens, the imp, scorned by all for its frailty. But the imp has one edge over all the other monsters; the ability to possess any enemy it defeats and take its form for its own! Make your way down through the randomly generated dungeon floors leveling up, possessing ever stronger enemies, and unlocking the secrets of their abilities for yourself. The game is easy to get into, but has plenty of complexity in its mechanics if you care to look.
A complete from the ground up overhaul of last year's Python version of MidBoss, this new rendition has better art, controls, (graphical) user interface, and is generally an all around improved version of the old game with way more abilities to unlock.
