When I first saw "roguelite" I thought it is a typo. It referred to In Death: Unchained, a VR archery hack&slash. While it does have generated levels, and a lot

When I first saw "roguelite" I thought it is a typo. It referred to In Death: Unchained, a VR archery hack&slash. While it does have generated levels, and a lot of roguelike touches (including that death is part of the learning experience, explicitly). So - well, for roguelike I prefer to refer to tile-based (and ideally ASCII-visualized) games.