Tunche
₩2,100 ₩21,000 eShop price Sale endedA cartoon-style beat-'em-up action roguelike set in the Amazon jungle.
₩2,100 for Amazon-jungle combo feel
Sep 11, 2026
This week’s Switch picks: all roguelikes (from ₩2,100)
From the second-week September Nintendo eShop sale, ten roguelikes and roguelites that keep whispering "just one more run." Tunche at ₩2,100, Risk of Rain 2 at ₩7,250.
Ship of Fools
₩6,300 ₩25,200 eShop price -75%A 2-player co-op naval roguelite: sail a ship and fend off sea monsters.
₩6,300, friendship-ending 2-player voyage
PlateUp!
₩6,450 ₩21,500 eShop price -70%A time-melting kitchen game: cooking management plus roguelike automation.
₩6,450 kitchen-automation hell (in a good way)
Risk of Rain 2
₩7,250 ₩29,000 eShop price -75%A 3D roguelike shooter whose difficulty ramps up insanely over time.
₩7,250, where 40 minutes melt like 4
Spiritfall
₩7,310 ₩21,500 eShop price -66%Stylish action: Smash-style combos layered with roguelike builds.
₩7,310, Smash and Hades in one bowl
SWORN
₩9,450 ₩27,800 eShop price -66%A dark-fantasy roguelike action of punishing a corrupted King Arthur and his knights.
₩9,450, the Hades you can play in co-op
Morsels
₩10,920 ₩16,800 eShop price -35%A twin-stick shooter roguelike where a sewer rat transforms into mutants to fight.
₩10,920, a mutant-rat shooter by a Nidhogg artist
Die in the Dungeon
₩13,200 ₩16,500 eShop price -20%A turn-based deckbuilding roguelike: place dice on a board to escape the dungeon.
₩13,200, dice deckbuilding with no give-up button
Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles
₩14,850 ₩27,000 eShop price Sale endedA top-rated roguelike that deckbuilds with dice instead of cards (Switch version has no Korean).
₩14,850, dice deckbuilding that makes you quit drinking
Haste
₩17,120 ₩21,400 eShop price Sale endedA physics-based speed-running action at 100m/s (no Korean, Switch 2 only).
₩17,120, top speed with no accelerate button
This is a record of an episode that tied the second-week September Nintendo Switch eShop sale together under one genre: roguelikes. The prices on the cards above are eShop prices from that week, while the price graph on each game page is Steam (PC) based, so the two stores differ. If you’re reading this later, most deals may be over—treat the below as a guide to which one to pick.
All roguelikes, yet so different
All ten share the “die and restart” backbone, but how they feel in your hands splits completely. There are the ones you play with your head via dice (Astrea, Die in the Dungeon), the ones you play with your hands (Spiritfall, Tunche, Morsels, Haste), and the ones you share a screen for (Risk of Rain 2, Ship of Fools, SWORN, PlateUp). Grabbing every “roguelike deal” leaves you with overlap, so split them by the axes below and take just the one you need.
Deckbuilding with your head — Astrea vs Die in the Dungeon
Both roll a deck of dice instead of cards, but they feel different. Astrea is a calculation game of balancing HP between Purify and Corrupt, with a far deeper pool of reviews. Die in the Dungeon leans closer to a board-placement puzzle and is much harder. If you love digging for the correct build, go Die; if you want a polished, stable package, go Astrea. Note the Switch version of Astrea has no Korean support—check that first if English is a barrier for you.
Solo vs with friends
Going solo, Spiritfall (aerial-combo action), Morsels (twin-stick), Tunche (beat-’em-up), and Haste (speed runner) fit best. Haste in particular is Switch 2 only, so check your hardware first. With friends it’s a different story—Risk of Rain 2 is the item-stacking high with up to four players, Ship of Fools is a two-person voyage that tests friendships via friendly fire, SWORN is “Hades you can play in multiplayer,” and PlateUp is co-op management where you wreck a kitchen together.
Run length and volume
For short, light sessions, coffee-money Tunche is painless; on the flip side, a single Risk of Rain 2 run stretches to 40 minutes and melts your evening whole. PlateUp and SWORN keep unlocking as you replay, so they hold you longer, while Morsels and Die in the Dungeon have unfriendly systems that split opinion.
If you’re reading this now
Nintendo eShop sales run longer than Steam’s, but the same game returns less often. If you missed it, Steam (PC) sales come around more frequently—check the Steam-based price graph on each game page—and indie roguelikes generally discount shallowly but often, so there’s no rush to pay full price. Before buying, just confirm Korean support (Astrea has none) and the target device (Haste is Switch 2 only).
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