Roboquest is one of the best first-person shooters out there, and it just happens to be an action-roguelike and so I get to write about it here. In fact, I’ve already included it in my guide to the best roguelike shooters, so check that out next why don’t ya?!

Anyway, shameless self-promotion aside, there is some good news for Roboquest fans today, as RyseUp Studios has just dropped a huge new content update for players on PC and Xbox.

The Endless Update is centred around the game’s new mode, which has a few key differences from standard play. First you’ve got to unlock it, which is done via crafting it with 100 Wrenches or you’ll need to clear Guardian 1 difficulty – your choice.

Endless Mode will have shorter, busier stages to fight through, and as you progress your enemies will get stronger via “singularities” and “glitches”, which are bestowed on your foes after each level.

The good news is you’re going to progress faster than in the main game, so you’ll get more perks and upgrades sooner. You’ll need the extra firepower for the new duo bosses, which will appear every other level.

There are patch notes over on Steam, and these should broadly apply to players on Xbox as well, with the update dropping on all platforms.

Finally, just in case you didn’t know, Roboquest is still heading to PlayStation at some point, although there’s no official release date for Sony’s platform just yet, but you can wishlist it here.

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Still with us? Of course you are! If you want to keep reading about great hand-picked roguelikes, the following article represents a huge collection of some of the best games ever made. I’ve played all of them to make sure that my lists are as comprehensive and cohesive as possible.

The Best Roguelike Games: great roguelites, deckbuilders, RPGs, bullet heavens, and more

Hit that link for more than 40 of the top roguelike games, and keep exploring within that article because each sub-section also contains a link to another feature specifically about that category. That’s a lot of roguelites, and there are always more on the horizon because my back catalogue of games is embarrassingly huge.

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