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After diving headfirst into Dungeon Souls expecting a nice walk-in-the-park sort of play style, I picked the beloved archer and went to it. I then died about 12 times within the first ten minutes of entering the Dungeons. Suffice it to say, there’s a tad bit of a learning curve with Dungeon Souls.

Dungeon Souls is the love child of Risk of Rain and Binding of Isaac. It's a pixel art rougelike fan's dream come true, with beautiful lighting mechanics, fluid controls, and gorgeous animation to boot. With similar colours and aesthetics to Risk of Rain, the game handles much closer to Binding of Isaac in terms of items and play style. There also exists repeated level progression involving the Skeleton King, Goo Monster, Ice Golem and Soul Guardian bosses; and that is the cycle you’ll find yourself running, death after excruciating death. However, each time you ascend to the Cathedral level and defeat the Soul Guardian, the loop begins again at the Dungeons.

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