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A temple-crawling roguelite where greed is tracked in curses as much as loot.
Curse of the Dead Gods belongs in the roguelike conversation because its corruption meter, light-and-dark combat, weapon drops, room routes, and curse tradeoffs make every reward feel slightly contaminated. The run structure is what matters: it asks players to build a plan under uncertainty, then live with the consequences when the run turns ugly.
Example
its corruption meter, light-and-dark combat, weapon drops, room routes, and curse tradeoffs make every reward feel slightly contaminated
Why it matters
Curse of the Dead Gods matters because it makes risk-reward visible and thematic instead of just numerical.
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