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Choosing a character in Rogue Legacy 2 also means choosing what goal you want a run to focus on. The choice of these characters also have effects that trickle further than just changing the way your character plays.

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Going from a standard sword bearer to someone who relies on full aerial combos or unique melee combinations is an enjoyable change up. It’s also cool to just discover characters that have new ways of interfacing with the world, even if they aren’t overly powerful.

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After spending 25 hours struggling against a challenging series of platforming or a new group of enemies, it is one of the most cathartic moments to roll a character with an ability that easily passes by them. These moments are some of Rogue Legacy 2’s strongest, as they are designed to let the player break the game. However, by the end of the game there are weapons which completely break the player’s understanding of what was possible in terms of combat and traversal. A new game will start with characters who all have swords or a similar physical weapon. Rogue Legacy 2 handles these choices well by staggering the options the player has across the length of the game. What’s fun about these characters is not just the sheer amount of options the game gives you, but the drastically different ways that they play. The Binding of Isaac and Spelunky remake had only been released within the past two years, and the genre was still in its infancy. It was also a time in the early 2010’s when roguelites were still exploring their identity.

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The original Rogue Legacy was a moment when PC gaming was starting to become feasible again, not in a big rig way, but in a way where anyone with a cheap laptop could download a 2D game on Steam to play. For the past year I have followed Rogue Legacy 2’s development, as the original Rogue Legacy was a notable moment when games and my relationship to them changed. This is one story of nearly 100 different characters I played throughout my time in Rogue Legacy 2, the sequel to the 2013 roguelite platformer created by Cellar Door Games. Later Ryan is found dead in Citadel Agartha, killed by a lowly eyeball minion. But Ryan does not see, for he feels fear. Ryan sets her aflame and with a final kick she falls into ash. And if he is hit too much, he takes a moment to eat. She summons jellyfish and flames to kill Ryan, but Ryan jumps off of them. The estuary blooms from her flower amidst the ash and the battle ensues. It's going to be a long fight, and he will have to maintain his energy. He finally reaches her throne, and prepares his cooking materials. Along the way, his cooking isn't enough, and he eats the rotten apple over the ripe one, to bolster himself for the coming battle. They go because they always have and always will.

He doesn't know why he entered the castle, and neither did his parents.