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Enter the Gungeon creators say roguelikes’ popularity feels like slot-machine mechanics after Balatro and Vampire Survivors

Following the success of games like Balatro and Vampire Survivors, Enter the Gungeon’s creators discuss why roguelikes have become especially popular, comparing the experience to the appeal of slot-machine-style interruptions and choices.

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"...you have to be interrupted by this serotonin blast of fanfare and three choices…It's more relatable to a slot machine being popular." In the wake of games like Balatro and Vampire Survivors, Enter the Gungeon's creators think roguelikes have become "c
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Enter the Gungeon creators say roguelikes’ popularity feels like slot-machine mechanics after Balatro and Vampire Survivors

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"...you have to be interrupted by this serotonin blast of fanfare and three choices…It's more relatable to a slot machine being popular." In the wake of games like Balatro and Vampire Survivors, Enter the Gungeon's creators think roguelikes have become "c

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