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Walk upon a new world and slay foes endangering it. Rogue : Genesia is an action rogue-lite game, where you fight relentless hordes consisting of hundreds and thousands of monsters, make your build, break the balance, defeat bosses and save one of the many worlds.
Rogue: Genesia is a action roguelike, bullet hell and rogue-lite game
developed by Ouadi Huard
and published by Ouadi Huard and Gamersky Games.
Released on March 07th 2025 is available on Windows and Linux
in 10 languages: English, French, Simplified Chinese, German, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Japanese, Indonesian, Traditional Chinese and Russian.
It has received 7,568 reviews of which 6,899 were positive and 669 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 11.09€ on Steam with a 25% discount, but you can find it for 8.84€ on Gamivo.
The Steam community has classified Rogue: Genesia into these genres:
System requirements
These are the minimum specifications needed to play the game. For the best experience, we recommend that you verify them.
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel i5-7200U @ 2.50GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 770 / Radeon 8950 HD
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Additional Notes: DirectX 11 compatible GPU is required
Linux
- Processor: Intel i5-7200U @ 2.50GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 770 / Radeon 8950 HD
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Additional Notes: DirectX 11 compatible GPU is required
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I've said this before, but now it's true: this is truly the best survivors/bullet heaven game ever. A major thing that separates this from all others is stage selection among unique zones. Each stage is a short and fast map, then you proceed to another stage of your choosing, all the way until you reach the boss at the end. After that you move to the next zone if you've unlocked it. F-rank is only one zone, D-rank is two, all the way to A-rank which is 6 zones. Even in fast mode it can take well over an hour to beat A-rank, so thankfully you can save and resume your run. You've got an incredible amount of replay value. After beating a rank you unlock challenges. These impose certain limitations or introduces new effects. Beating them usually unlocks new things for you like a card (level up reward) or a soulshop upgrade (meta upgrades). Beat those and you unlock a few hard challenges for that rank. On top of that some of the challenges allow you to upgrade their rank for greater rewards but a more challenging game. You can even select multiple challenges at once if you're masochistic. And then on top of that to every run you can have the corruption start at a certain level for also greater rewards, but far challenging gameplay. Corruption makes all enemies significantly stronger. You've got the souldshop meta upgrades. Each rank once beating it unlocks the soulshop upgrades for the tier higher. So you already start with tier F, and beating A-rank unlocks S tier soulshop. You earn soulcoins in each run, and the upgrades get progressively more expensive into the billions. But at that point you have the capability to earn billions in a run. There's equipment you can find, mainly from chests. Recycle the gear to learn the effects so they can applied to other gear. Gear can go all the way up to SSS rank. You can upgrade it yourself at the cost of coins, but it's expensive and it's much better to grind for the drop and add the effects you want to that. The different images of the gear appears to be cosmetic only. So like the boots with fire aren't going to be any different from leather boots. Only thing that matters is the actual level of the item. What's interesting is certain challenges have the possibility to drop gear with unique effects. Most of these effects aren't all that interesting, but some are amazing. Like the "knight pendant" that allows you to start with a certain weapon. Equip them (you can have 2 accessories) and start the run, then take them off in the first map. 2 free weapons! I grinded a long time to get most of the weapons (still missing a few). One of my favorites features of this game is the encyclopedia. Notably it lists every card you've unlocked, general stats of all sorts, bestiary, equipment modifiers, artifacts, and game history. Listing the soulcards is great so you can remind yourself what does what. This game is so incredibly good at listings stats for everything. And it all updates in real time. so you can pause and see how your weapons are doing both overall and in that specific stage. Few survivor games do this for some reason. And of course you have highly detailed overall stats. And when you're selecting a card it will list your changing stats. Rarely these stats when viewing a new card can visually bug but will still work as expected. Lots of achievements, and most of them unlock stuff. Tons of fun! Especially when you figure out shop tricks to over level weapons and items, needed for achievements and to unlock evolutions. You've got starting talents, active and up to 6 passive. These can have a big impact on your run. Unfortunately the majority of active talents are useless very quickly. There are 10 total characters aka avatars you can unlock. Most of them aren't simple slight stat changes, but instead will have a major impact in how you want to play. Some even have totally unique items and cards. Like the gunslinger who uses guns but can only fire a single gun at a time (so multiple guns are pointless really). Summoner who uses summon cards and you can have over 100 summoners running around killing everything, and they scale based on almost every stat of yours. Shopkeeper who gets gold on level up and takes you to a shop screen. And of course knight rog who is your standard character and has access to most of the weapons in the game, minus guns and summons of course. And then there's some variants of knight rog like duelist who has only 4 weapon slots but can put a weapon modifier on an additional item. And other characters. The options menu is great too, offering so many things. Like you can override the weapon limit if you want to be cheap or just have fun, and it doesn't disable achievements. This includes characters who are otherwise limited by how many they can have. Visual options because the game can lag bad in the later zones with the amount of enemies and weapon effects you may have going. And lots more stuff. Workshop support! If you want to cheat or add cool new things, you can start in mod mode. Your save carries over back and forth, and it doesn't disable achievements. Be honest please! The game is more fun. And there's multiple ways to play, especially if you utilize certain things. Like there's a passive talent that causes your damage to scale not just on your offense power but also your defense and damage mitigation, meaning a defensive build isn't gimped. Or you can go full offensive glass cannon with negative defense and cards that use this to boost your power. That also synergizes well with defense piercing, that every time an enemy takes damage they lose defense by a certain amount including into the negatives. Don't bother going that route unless you're going full in and can get millions of defense piercing. A few thousand won't do anything so don't bother otherwise. As such defense piercing is only worthwhile, and often recommended, in the end game when you're doing A-rank challenges. ---------- In short, the replay value and how much this game has to offer is insane, easily beating out every other survivor game I've played, firmly planting this at number one above Halls of Torment and Soulstone Survivors. Even at full price $15 this game is totally worth it if you're a fan of the genre. Be warned it's highly addictive!
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This survivor rogue-lite lets you trip on the power fantasy and much of the early game is VERY easy. It's actually difficult to make bad choices and you are usually going to easily become a killing machine. Despite that, this is a lot of fun and I really enjoy unlocking things in it and being crazily powerful. My biggest gripe is that later game when you are trying to beat challenges, your screen will be so covered in your own attacks that you can't see the enemy attacks. They really just ought to make damaging zones and attacks stand out over your own stuff. I find most of my runs end because I couldn't see boss/enemy attacks that I could have otherwise easily dodged/avoided. Which is extra annoying when you are 1 hour+ into a run (where it's most likely to happen to you). The music/sound and visuals are otherwise quite excellent. The issues I have keep this game from being one of my favourite rogue-lites, but it's definitely up there for enthusiasts of the genre and ought to be checked out, the power fantasy aspect is real. It's a pity really, it shows potential to rival or surpass games like Halls of Torment and I love its Slay the Spire / Faster Than Light stage format. The game is simply not optimised enough to be the absolute winner it aspires to be. ===================== My Survivor Rogue-lite Tier List ===================== -Not an objective list, purely how much I enjoyed the games- Loved it: Halls of Torment | Gunlocked | Great: Heretic’s Fork | Slime 3K | Good: Rogue: Genesia | Okay: Twilight Survivors | Void Scrappers | 20 Minutes till Dawn | Glory & Miserable Survivors DX | Keeper’s Toll | Nomad Survival | Vampire Survivors | Brotato | Very “meh”: Beat Invaders | Genome Guardian | God of Weapons | Time Wasters | Boneraiser Minions | Archons | Goobies | X Invader | Cast Out Colony | Starship Scramble | Bounty of One | Holocure - Save the fans! | Awful or Overly basic: Level Tank | ========================== * = A misfit. I’m probably being overly broad with the “survivor” tag.
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This developer has been one of the most active and dedicated to releasing updates over the years that I've seen. This game is a great addition to the genre and improves upon all the basics. If you enjoy the style of it at all or are curious I would recommend it at full price. + fun upgrades + RNG + wide difficulty ranges + solid progression +
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Easily one of the best Bullet Heavens I've played so far, with solid infinite scaling stats, tons of weapons and an almost obscene level of meta progression. It's so dense and multi-layered that you can spend dozens of hours playing the game and still have things left to buy in the soul shop and countless achievements left undone. It's a skinner box, for sure, but it's a really good one.
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I pirated this game and out of pure respect and love and enjoyment of this game i went out and bought it and played on steam instead.
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Rogue: Genesia is currently priced at 11.09€ on Steam.
Rogue: Genesia is currently available at a 25% discount. You can purchase it for 11.09€ on Steam.
Rogue: Genesia received 6,899 positive votes out of a total of 7,568 achieving a rating of 8.84.
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Rogue: Genesia was developed by Ouadi Huard and published by Ouadi Huard and Gamersky Games.
Rogue: Genesia is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Rogue: Genesia is not playable on MacOS.
Rogue: Genesia is playable and fully supported on Linux.
Rogue: Genesia is a single-player game.
There are 2 DLCs available for Rogue: Genesia. Explore additional content available for Rogue: Genesia on Steam.
Rogue: Genesia is fully integrated with Steam Workshop. Visit Steam Workshop.
Rogue: Genesia does not support Steam Remote Play.
Rogue: Genesia is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
Ouadi Huard
Publisher
Ouadi Huard,
Gamersky Games
Release
07 Mar 2025
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