Even though it's seen massive success in 3D, the quality of the earlier 2D Pokémon series needs to make a return.

Roguelike gaming has become all the rage in the indie scene, with developers making the most of recycled assets to let players enjoy a great time with different level layouts in each run.

So, it can be hard to imagine that a compelling open-world game can keep players engaged even if it boasts 2D visuals. Plenty of video games let you play the role of a Samurai, but not many let ...