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Kill your enemies, possess their bodies, and take their abilities as your own in this turn-based procedurally generated death labyrinth.
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Nostalgic, clear, unpretentious and demanding.
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Reno Gazette-JournalCameron DurenJun 20178.5/10Great artwork, amazing sound and a tough challenge make MidBoss a great game to jump into. It'll cause you to watch time just simply melt away while you keep telling yourself, "just one more run." It is hampered a little by empty levels but will still provide lots of enjoyment if that issue isn't a big deal to you. I highly recommend MidBoss to anyone out there who is a fan of old school gaming or rogue-like games in general.
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Old Man MordaithJoshua SmithMay 20178/10This is the first game calling itself a “Rogue-Like” in a while, where I really feel fans of the inspiration are going to be extremely happy. The creation of Kitsune Games, MidBoss is a really clever take on the old idea.
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RPG FanDom KimAug 201750/100MidBoss struggles to be an engaging experience.
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IGDB rating 6.5/10 from 4 ratings.
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