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"Classical roguelike" or "traditional roguelike" works fine.
by djur 6y ago
"Classical roguelike" or "traditional roguelike" works fine.
- raspyberr 6y agoI've already seen kids talking about "classical rouglikes such as Spelunky". So no, it doesn't.
- djur 6y agoIt's not necessary that a term be always used in exactly the way it's intended, only that the term not be thoroughly skunked for a particular use. In the contexts where "classical roguelike" or even "roguelike" doesn't precisely communicate intent, a brief description should be sufficient.