If you perish at any point on the journey it's back to the hub and the very bottom of the ladder. The third level of each area, in a clever twist, brings with it a unique event, e.g., a killer robot on the loose or a police crackdown. Each of the game's five main areas has three levels apiece (the sixth and final area is designed differently), with random missions that must be completed or at least attempted before players can activate an elevator that brings them up one level. Here's how the typical run goes: you'll start in a staging ground for the Resistance-a hub area of sorts-then choose one of 24 classes and head off to the bottom layer of the city, the slums. In short, the nuts and bolts of Streets of Rogue are by far its most elaborate, interesting features. While the anti-mayor campaign serves as narrative context for the game, it takes a backseat to sandbox-style open-ended gameplay, randomly-generated missions and maps, and class-based RPG elements. In the aftermath rose a resistance movement dedicated to toppling this mayoral Mussolini. The city's new mayor, elected on campaign promises of lower taxes and more beer, turned against his constituents, using their tax dollars to fund a personal army. Streets of Rogue has a flippant sense of humor that carries over to its storyline. The random nature and steep difficulty of the game translates to some repetition and pessimism, but overall it offers enough character, class, and rule options to create free-form fun outside of the main adventure. Streets of Rogue, while not nearly as impactful or sublime as Ion Storm's masterpiece, combines the experimental elements of Deus Ex with random world generation and permadeath to create a winning top-down rogue-lite where players have the freedom to tackle problems their way.
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One of the best PC games of all time, it set the gold standard for emergent, improvisational gameplay in an action-RPG. To be mentioned in the same breath as Deus Ex is a high honor for a video game. By Evan Norris, posted on 18 July 2019 / 3,856 Views
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