More recently, with more powerful home computers and gaming systems, several new games include elements of the roguelike genre while incorporating other gameplay genres, thematic elements, and graphical styles as well. Such games typically retain a roguelike's notion of procedural generation and permanent death of the player character, but do not include all the high-value factors of the Berlin Interpretation. These games are frequently labeled as "roguelike", but also are referred to as "rogue-lite", "roguelike-like", or "procedural death labyrinths" to distinguish them from the more traditional roguelikes.