Gobdun

Gobdun leans into old-school dungeon crawler grit rather than modern hand-holding, there's no tutorial hovering over every mechanic, just dark corridors, monsters that don't telegraph much, and loot that's worth the risk of going one room deeper than feels safe.

Because death here usually resets meaningful progress rather than just costing a few minutes, retreating to a known-safe room to reassess after a close call tends to preserve a run better than pushing forward on low health hoping for the best. Loot picked up early is worth testing against weaker enemies before relying on it in a harder room, since not every item performs the way its description implies. Die in the Dungeon covers similar dungeon-crawling roguelike ground with a dice-based combat system layered on top.