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For instance you might get assigned a job to 'neutralize' someone on the floor, or get an item out of a safe, or even hack a computer. Once all the missions have either been completed or failed you can move on to the next floor and next. Regardless of the character you pick you could get assigned jobs that your character will exceed at, or quite the opposite. Each floor is randomly generated (following the template of the world you are on) and you are given a random assortment of missions that you need to complete before you can proceed to the next floor.

Streets of Rogue is played floor by floor in a 2D over the head view. I still haven't really explained the game yet. A simple observation is that the gangster is going to get in a lot more combat encounters then the police officer might.ДЄlright.alright. For instance the Police officer needs to arrest X amount of bad guys on each floor as part of their main mission, and on top of that they have an ability where if they are not in combat can handcuff people which automatically subdues them for the remainder of the time you are on that floor (more on this later.) On the other side of things, a gangster (Dan's favorite), has to kill members of an opposing gang on each floor. Some of these vary wildly, but each one offers a fairly unique way to play through the game. For each character you pick has their own unique starting equipment, attributes, traits, skills and main mission that they are trying to accomplish throughout your run. The only thing that does matter is the character you pick. It's a relatively hard game to explain, because everything I just said, really doesn't matter in terms of the game, that was all useless plot setup that you don't really think of while you play the game. Before you begin on your run you are tasked with picking a character (based on profession) and then starting in the slums and working your way up the floors until you get to the mayor. Of course the pseudo-resistance doesn't really play a part in the game outside of being a home base where you come back to in-between runs. 'Streets of Rogue' is a rogue-lite where you play as a character who is enlisted into a pseudo-resistance operation looking to unseat the mayor of a city and take it over. Turns out we never did, but I played the game later, so it all works out in the wash.

I was in the heyday of trying to have a YouTube channel and thought that this game looked like a really fun co-op game that me and my buddy could do for a video.

Streets of Rogue is a game that I initially went out and purchased after watching Dan do the quick look on this very site.

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It is easily the reason to blame for my gigantic backlog of videogames, that and my crippling addiction of wanting to have fun, but I'll buy games knowing full well that I won't get around to playing it for months if not years later. It might not be a big release and I might not even learn about it for awhile but there is always something out that I want to throw my money down on. Of course we live in an era of videogames where every week there is probably at least one game that fits any of the bills above. I am constantly on the lookout for interesting games that either I might want to play, introduce others to play, or eventually see my kids playing. This is an ongoing list where I attempt to do the following: Play, Complete, and Rank every video game in the known universe in order to finally answer the age old question 'What is the greatest game of all time?' For previous entries find the links on the attached spreadsheet. What's the Greatest Video Game: Streets of Rogue

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