Deadzone: Rogue Reviews
Deadzone: Rogue carefully combines FPS conventions with roguelite goodness through fleshed-out gunplay, hyper-focused builds from the plethora of perks, and a cozy overarching hub for upgrades. Even the few failures in level design and bit of boredom this title does face, can’t deny the sheer enjoyment it will bring you.
Creating a strong roguelike experience is never an easy task, and while Deadzone: Rogue is far from perfect, particularly in its level design, it still delivers a thrilling and engaging shooter, demonstrating real potential and making it clear that Prophecy Games is moving in the right direction.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Deadzone: Rogue was worth the wait. It has an addictive gameplay loop that will keep you coming back even after you die again and again, and there's always something new to upgrade or check out with every attempt.
Deadzone: Rogue delivers a tight, rewarding loop that’s easy to pick up and hard to put down. Deadzone: Rogue might not break the mould, but it sure knows how to fill it with bullets, scrap, and just enough chaos to keep you hooked. Between the crunchy gunplay, sneaky upgrades, and co-op nail-biters, it’s the kind of game that whispers “just one more run” until you realise it’s 2am and you’ve unlocked a perk called Double Dash. Worth it.
Deadzone: Rogue is an incredibly moreish rougelite shooter that I can’t get enough of. So much so that I’ve played it for a week straight at every opportunity I could get, and I still want to keep playing. The game features exceptional gunplay and cross-play co-op, allowing players to drop in and out with randoms. For the reasonable price of £19.99, it is well worth it
With friends by your side and a pile of upgrades at your disposal, the game transforms into a thrilling ride of roguelite mayhem.
"An addictive roguelike shooter" Deadzone: Rogue offers a compelling blend of the fast-paced action of FPS games and the depth of roguelike mechanics. Its smooth shooting, extensive character customization, and cooperative gameplay make for a dynamic and addictive experience. Despite some narrative and environmental shortcomings, its consistent performance, engaging gameplay mechanics, and rewarding progression system provide a solid foundation for future expansion. It's a game that respects the player's time and delivers excellent value, establishing Prophecy Games as a key player in the genre.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Deadzone: Rogue offers a fast-paced and enjoyable shooting experience. While it may be simple and somewhat repetitive, it delivers solid action for fans of roguelike games. It won’t impress you with its story or visuals, but it makes up for it with weapon variety and satisfying challenge. A game worth trying if you're looking for something different and lightweight.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Fans of roguelite games can’t get enough of Deadzone: Rogue‘s “just one more run” loop. It moves smoothly, the gunplay feels powerful, and the synergy system makes building different characters fun. As you’re in the middle of a run, enemies are coming at you from all sides, and your guns are chaining lightning across the screen. This is when the game really shines.
Deadzone: Rogue does not ask for excuses. It's fun; it's chaotic. If you're looking for a fast, clean FPS with a roguelite backdrop, tight gunplay, and progression that doesn't treat you like a spreadsheet, $20 is an absolute steal. It's just a solid game that's flying under the radar right now.