>Some great roguelikes have found their way to Steam (Caves of Qud, for example), but finding them amongst the 100s of games that get the "roguelike" tag is dif

>Some great roguelikes have found their way to Steam (Caves of Qud, for example), but finding them amongst the 100s of games that get the "roguelike" tag is difficult. Not a huge issue, of course, but it's why it matters to me. Try the "traditional roguelike" tag, it's exactly what it's there for and carries the meaning well. The author of the article argues against its usage but uses it himself many times throughout.