DeVuego

Ziggurat isn’t the type of game that’s going to appeal to all audiences, but if it sounds like something you’d be into, chances are you’ll really like it. Combining first-person shooting and dungeon crawling with a roguelike framework lends to a vibe that feels distinct, and it’s one that we think fans of fantasy themes and old-school shooters will appreciate very much. There are a couple recurring performance issues to put up with, but they don’t get in the way to the point where enjoyment is diminished. For the past week we’ve been delving through the dungeon on a nightly basis, and we anticipate our interest in monster slaying won’t cease upon completion of this review. That may be a bigger compliment than you realize.