Starting my first 7DRL now! My plan is to make a roguelike with time-travel; you can rewind time to how the world was a...

Hi ! This is my first participation to 7DRL. My game is quite autobiographical: to win the game, you have 7 days to crea...

This is my second challenge ( here's my first from 2018) but I'm sticking with a 2D top-down view this year. Sorry I'm o...

I've done about a day's worth of coding on this thing by now and thought I'd take a break to introduce the concept of my...

Dying is generally a pretty large part of playing roguelikes and I would like to experiment with taking that one step fu...

I came up with the idea when I played Into The Breach. Pushing your enemies and dealing collision damage is awesome. How...

I'm falling flat at the final step: packaging my game, written in Java SE 11, so others can run it... and unfortunately...

Sands of Delirium is my submission for the 2019 7DRL Challenge. It was designed as a coffee-break roguelike. This is my...

You ski around past some yeti. Some people call them abominable snowmen which is unfair as they're not really that bad...

A deck-bulding-but-otherwise-traditional roguelike. Dev blog: https://gridbugs.org

I am working on an 7DRL entry titled PossessorRL (not definitive). I am exploring game mechanisms around possessing enem...

Based on this discussion on reddit about the differences between text-based games (Interactive Fiction) and roguelikes...

Just wrapping up the first day working on my game. I started at 10:30am EST today. I did not get nearly enough done on t...

"You are a janitor bot inside of a super-max prison. When a malfunctioning AI warden hijacks the bionics of the guards a...