You Absolutely Shouldn't Miss Out On One of the Best Roguelikes of All Time

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[@EpsilonRosePersonal]

One of the things that makes this game really nice, for me, is that it doesn't have consumables. The runes and infusions are designed to serve the same purpose, but on cooldowns, which means there's no too good to use syndrome. It's such a nice change.

[@jayyrod1]

What i like so much about minimal graphic rpgs like this and caves of qud is that it allows so much of your imagination to fill the gaps. When you learn more and more of the in game lore it really adds to the head canon eith you and youre character

[@matthewsanchez7953]

Can confirm: This game is fantastic. The strange art style actually grows on you and becomes quite endearing once you start playing.

[@IvanSensei88]

I remember playing it long long ago, deciding to try a mage.... and ended up having like the most Epic Mage vs Mage duel I've ever seen in a video game. There were summons, fireballs, thunder, teleporting around, healing, going invisible, ambushing, buffing, debuffing, straight-out-punch-fest.. it was crazy.

[@doltBmB]

You mean they ran out of spells and just starting beating each other up? That's hilarious actually. Imagine if dumbledore and voldemort just said "fuck it put em up" and went old-man boxing on each other in the middle of a duel.

[@AllMad111]

I bought the paid version of this game to support the creator, and I really like it. It's free, so there's no reason not to try it out. Interesting to hear that ToM has dethroned Rogue's Tale as your favorite roguelike.

[@sirkana]

Dude same. When it came on steam I already had over 200 hours in it and at that point I felt basically obligated to buy it. The best game purchase I have ever made.

[@matthewsanchez7953]

@@sirkana Same here lol

[@MNNski]

Yeah it's probably one of my favorite games. As far as rouge likes go, if this one or dungeon crawl stone soup are not one of your favorites, you never played them.

[@Steak818]

@@MNNski Rouge like by Maybelline ?

[@kentonroush]

ToME is incredible, no question there. Tons of classes, all of which play super differently with a number of viable builds. Massively more nuanced difficulty settings than any other roguelike I've ever played. Plenty of unexpected developments in a character based on which unique gear pieces you end up finding. Multiple entirely separate campaigns, all of which with tons of unlockable stuff in them... And that's without even getting into the modding community adding even more to all of those categories. I've put a concerning number of hours into ToMe and I've still only won a handful of times, got a lot to learn still. (I can consistently reach the west, but man there's some dangerous stuff out there, and the final dungeon is a heck of a final test.)

[@Jasta85]

Grabbed this game during the Summer Sale and dumped a bunch of hours into it, got pretty obsessed with unlocking new classes and trying them out. I do love how the classes have distinct play styles from each other and are not just a few stats shifted around.

[@bagthebag8049]

And the devs keep reworking them, sometimes pretty drastically. I usually return once every 1-2 years to get a fresh-ish experience. Hail DarkGod!

[@Draregkoeliekalie]

Ive got 700hours in it and some classes are too complicated for me. I need so much time in them to understand what the hell everything does, allthough its all written I sometimes have a hard time understanding what it means. English isnt my native language, but I dont think thats the reason :)

[@masonmason22]

Tales of Maj Eyal is great because unlike so many other games, if you play a sword and board character or any martial character, you've still got so many abilities, you almost never are just 'bumping' enemies. Also build-crafting is fantastic fun.

[@infinityfabrik]

I bought this yesterday because of this vid. I also bought Caves of Qud, Delta V, and Star Sector. Thanks for all the games you've learned me about. This is my daily go-to feel calm channel. I appreciate you.

[@nuclearicebreaker]

Star sector is great

[@Rei-internet-fox]

I bought this game after I saw you feature this game some time ago. It really is one of the best Rogue-likes ever to me. I feel like every run feels meaningful somehow, even the ones where I don't get any good rolls or whatever. It feels fantastic when you actually get a run where things seem to fall into place. It's an experience that's difficult to replicate for sure.

[@pop_ulation]

that was a high-quality fast forward sound effect, i appreciate that.

[@RobynLeSueur]

You sold me on this game the last time you recommended it. Great recommendation too, I've had tens of hours of fun on the cheap with this.

[@Diditallforthexp]

I haven't played this game in yeeeears! Awesome depth and replayability. ToME deserves the love, thanks for giving the old girl a much deserved spotlight.

[@Izawwlgood]

I dove super deep into ToME when I was finishing my dissertation, and it is singularly responsible for a multiple month delay. The game has no business being this good, and this in depth. The class diversity is *shockingly good*. Time Warden remains one of my favorite game classes ever.

[@felixrowan646]

Man, this game takes me back. Reminds me of an older game called Castle of the Winds I played when I was a kid.

[@straxx]

ToME is definitely one of my favorite games ever. I love how you unlock new classes and then almost look forward to dying so you can try the new thing you unlocked. My first victory was with a Yeek Solipsist

[@makraiz]

This is my favorite roguelike I've been playing it for a decade.

[@dereklamont8998]

Could watch and listen to hours of you and this game!

[@UllricLex]

Now I wanna play Tales of Maj'Eyal again 😃

[@David_Alvarez77]

Good review of a great game. I think its skills, classes, and races are really well done. So many variations and possibilities. Non-roguelike rpgs could learn a fair bit from TOME on how to do character progression. Everything from being a necromancer who achieves lichdom (through evil, grim methods) to a nature-loving, magic-hating oozemancer who has learned how to become one with slime, and protoplasm. And everything in between.

[@Damiv]

The best thing about this game is that you don’t have to play it as a rougelike. You can just play it as a normal rpg without permadeath.

[@grogpod_roguelike_podcast]

There is a middleground option of having a limited number of lives before permadeath that you can gain every so many levels. I think that's my favorite option as it allows for mistakes, but not too many.

[@xBINARYGODx]

@@grogpod_roguelike_podcast yup

[@Tovinthorn]

The reason I love watching you because you play games that are not "graphically beautiful" which to me, is the essence of a true gamer.

[@juauke]

Probably my favorite game of all time, your video on CoQ made me want to replay both. Thanks a lot for showing this game the attention it deserves because it does so much right and yeah graphics don't make everything.

[@Sharky9879]

Tales of Maj'eyal and Caves of Qud are two my favorite Roguelikes to date and I'm loving that the absolute GEM that TOME is finally getting some more attention

[@EmodChannelClassics]

I love Tales of Maj'Eyal, even though the game consistently destroys me and I don't have the heart to play on anything but roguelike difficulty. I bought the DLCs and im pretty sure most of it I can't even get to because of this lol. I found this game much more approachable than other traditional roguelikes.

[@mistermoneyman300]

I made like 200 run and i only managed to complete the game once. And i still try

[@Larque123]

This is a go to game that I always return to.

[@DarkVeghetta]

Splat's playing Maj'Eyal on camera again? Sweet! It's been too long. Note: I've been playing TOME for probably 15 years now. It's _that_ good.

[@daniell1483]

I'm very glad to see this get featured. You've mentioned it a lot on the channel. I don't normally go for these older style games with bad graphics but huge complexity like Caves of Qud, but I'm seriously tempted by Tales of Maj'Eyal. The barrier to entry seems a lot lower here.

[@varieedeventualii]

Yes I do agree, Tome is definitely easier to start playing

[@DarkVeghetta]

Rogue-likes don't have 'bad graphics' - they have an art style that's simply not the norm these days (yes, even ASCII is ultimately an artistic choice). That said, Tales of Maj'Eyal looks gorgeous and the icons are especially notable. The dude that does the graphics also worked on Low Magic Age and thus that game also has a unique look, with some very familiar icons if you've ever played TOME.

[@styxthelich]

will say that tome is most definitely one of the more casual friendly rouge likes were you can change to adventure mode were ya get inf lives or the normal mode were ya get like 3 lives if memory serves with ways to get more. lots of fun weird classes from bog standard stuff that's still interesting like necromancer to off the wall stuff like solipsist meshing the world of dreams and reality into one with spells that put people to sleep and give life to their nightmares or go full Freddy Kruger and just invade a fuckers dream. there's 2 dlc packs that add some new stuff too one is all about orks and steam powered fantasy tech the other is centered around Lovecraftian type stuff with a class that pretty much turns you into a tentacle monster that dick slaps anything that gets in yer way.

[@daniell1483]

@@DarkVeghetta Sure, it may be an intentional style choice, but let's not beat around the bush: compared to almost any other style, it is very basic and has probably caused thousands of people to hopelessly bounce off of these games. Call it bad, call it intentional style, whatever. It doesn't have broad objective appeal, and thus is something holding the games back, not pushing them forward to popularity and gaming domination beyond a very niche set of players.

[@DarkVeghetta]

@@daniell1483 Given how many of us actively play roguelikes, I really wouldn't call the genre 'niche' these days (I say genre, as most roguelikes have a similar art style, if not simpler than TOME's). It's certainly a smaller pool of players than some other genres (with MOBA's probably being the most popular by raw numbers), but not as small as you're making it out to be. At least, it doesn't feel like it from this side, but maybe that's because we're quite a consistent group and, thus, it's possible for TOME to have had a couple of thousand of active players every day for over a decade with a much smaller set of players than some other games would need.

[@Dasein23]

For me, not just the best roguelike ever, but one of the best games of all time. I almost never play anything else. And brutally hard. After playing it loads for years, I’ve finished it once on normal difficulty. Almost infinite customisation and options and with all the DLcs, so many different classes. Love it so much!!

[@vincentb4528]

This just brought back a really old memory of a game I haven't thought about since middle school. Exile III from Spidersoft. Well now I have two new games to check 😁

[@0Tunasammiches]

Awesome coverage of a favorite I keep coming back to for the last 10 years. Now do Siralim Ultimate. That game is a tinkerers dream and gets NO love. Its possibly one of the deepest party customization games in history. Please check it out.

[@BaneWilliams]

I used to play Siralim on iOS, I never knew there were more Siralim's that had been released, thank you very much! Siralim was amazing and I'm sure ultimate is great.

[@kentonroush]

Seconding that recommendation. Siralim is... A game for a very particular niche. But it serves that niche incredibly well. There is *no* better monster training team building RPG out there if you're the kind of person who loves getting lost in build planning, and the amount of endgame content if you really wanna keep pushing is utterly jaw dropping. (...Really wish it had a less crude sense of humor though.)

[@0Tunasammiches]

Ultimate is the sum total of all the siralims. If im not mistaken its a one-man shop at Thylacine, and i think he may have burned himself out on it. I can see where spending like a decade being that creative and getting the balance where it is would melt most brains. It deserves much more notoriety than it gets.

[@TonyPanik]

A year later I’m reading comments on a tales of maj’eyal video while playing siralim ultimate. Having a blast with siralim and thinking of picking up tome next.

[@ottowilliamhalim4116]

the best roguelite game ever. I wish there are more and more contents.

[@cernunnos_lives]

I like the exposure you give of all these indy titles brother. Even if many of us won't be interested. Thanks for your hard work uploading People need to know what's been made by ingenious programmers. This game in particular has a base gameplay that can be utilized in anything else with different graphics. This is how things improve.

[@mattkomlofske8912]

This game is dope. I picked it up a few years ago and bring it out when I wanna get in some old school roguelike action.

[@MadPutz]

There are auto-explore and auto-ability macros you can set up as well that make certain more tedious levels faster on your second and third playthroughs. They come with a risk though, when combat initiates you may not be in an ideal position.

[@restoreleader]

I can tell, that auto-explore is safer option. When you are clicking, you will do it automatically and sometimes didnt stop the movement when you get hit by some sneaky elite - this will cause wasted turn and another hit which might very well send you to the grave.

[@adamgroszkiewicz814]

TOME is great, true old school feeling. Far more depth than you'd think by looking at it.

[@alexandrepaulo266]

This is one of my fav games of all time! Só much content and the gameplay is soooo good!😊 not only is it great but the developer is super approachable!

[@DarkVeghetta]

Dark God is pretty cool. He also sometimes gives players buffs and might open up a few secret areas every now and then if you play with the game in online mode.

[@T4GVN]

I've owned the game for a while but haven't played it in some time. Went ahead and booted it up while watching this video and started an alchemist, which is a surprisingly epic class with a super powerful golem pet.

[@jimobrien7315]

I've found so many fun games as a result of watching your channel sir. If you could just maybe double how fast you create content, that would really help with my growing addiction to it.

[@ulfsire1845]

Thank you! Videos like this inspire me to dev

[@blooddumpster3427]

I play this game all the time. It has kept me busy while i had a low end pc. Now i just play it in 4k

[@buckcherry2564]

ToME is glorious...and it looks better than PLENTY of it's brethren. Chronomancer LIFE! The Paradox Mage is a WONDERFUL class, and such a cool mechanic.

[@LittleNemoGaming]

It's a great pleasure to cast Dust to Dust with Disintegrate on myself and Koolaid-man through walls into monster closets. PM is one of my fav classes. Doombringer too.

[@Jayy997]

I'm sorry but the art in Caves of Qud is infinitely better than this. The art is so bad in this that it's actively putting me off trying it. I would take raw ASCII over this ...

[@Draregkoeliekalie]

One of my top 5 games played in hours and a game I keep coming back too.

[@oceanman_8370]

TOME definitely is one of my favorites. The gameplay is so good. I also really love the lore. The documents you get in dungeons are really fun to read. The way the lore works with the gameplay is amazing. This game is so good

[@deltadrag00n19]

i always injoy playing tales speeking on the bullet hell aspect if you make your char super fast you can see arrows and bullets move tile to tile letting you side step the shots cause bullets have travel time in this game

[@ryanb7186]

I haven't played it in over a year, but I got a good 250+ hours out of this game. It is definitely worth it for the price.

[@Oblique_dv]

Ahhh, I once got to the end fight with a tanky shield build, deciding to go straight for the end boss, ignoring the monster summoning portals. I died surrounded on all sides enemies, one phase away from winning, cursing my HUBRIS. Fun times.

[@johntejada155]

holy smokes just wanted to thank you for putting me on to this game thanks to you ive been playing this incredible game lately

[@RedGryz]

I’ve been playing this for years, since I think the late teen or early twenty beta builds, after seeing one youtuber or another feature it (might’ve been you, I honestly don’t remember anymore). It is such a fabulous game, and I could not recommend it more to any fan of roguelikes.

[@ZonkPJ]

This and Vintage Story are my two best favorite games ever. Probably have more hours to other games, but, those two are the ones that are always installed on my pc, no matter what.

[@samlook]

Absolutely love this game.

[@R4nD0m57]

Game is amazing! My fav roguelike that I swear to go back to

[@thewalkingjuju]

Tales of Maj'eyal is the shit, and I'm one whose coming from endless attempts, of Morraff's Dungeons of the Unforgiven, which I must say is so much more impossibly heartbreaking!

[@mrfikss]

Honest to God I had forgotten I owned this game. Installed it as soon as I watched you play Splat and it is forking amazing. Get this game and give the devs some money friendos. It's great.

[@multiplesingular294]

This brought back a very distant memory of Castle of The Winds. @.@ Wow. Been AGES since I thought of that game. *sighs in overwhelming nostalgia*

[@Duderclese]

Between this and Qud Splattercat is looking at my favorite games of all time. Hell yes.

[@jonasan77]

You made me want to go back to TOME on my deck, thanks mate - my favourite game of all time calls once again!

[@manio22]

My man Splatty with ToMe. I have aroun 400 hours and i am just beginning to understand the classes. Absolutely my favorite roguelike ever.

[@CerebralArtery]

At some point in my life I had no internet but had this game installed in my steam library. Having basically zero internet(I was out in the country, cell reception was terrible), I couldn't watch videos or download anything, I gave this game a go thinking nothing of it. I spent THOUSANDS of hours on it. I died many times, but had this one character that I leveled up(took me months, just this 1 character. Also, I took my sweet time as I had already spent hundreds of hours with only 1 life) and was powerful only to die to some place where there was a dead necromancer? I honestly can't remember it was so long ago. It was insane and TENSE. Having nothing to do out in the country, this game took me on the wildest adventures fueled even more so by my imagination. Sadly, when I did get reliable internet, Steam did not save any hours I had put into it and somehow I lost all progress, although in the games defense, I think it was my fault that happened as my save files were stored locally. I IMPLORE you, if you like living on the edge, reading, using your imagination, and TENSE and frightening moments, play this. Don't let the graphics fool you, once you sink several hours into it, you will begin to understand the depth of this. Also, when I played, I changed the animation so that instead of the character automatically appearing on a tile you click on, they smoothly transition to the next tile, like if you were picking up a chess piece and placing it on an adjacent tile. Doesn't effect gameplay, but made it easier and more pleasing to my eyes to not have my character "teleport" on every move I made. It also affects all other characters on screen. Try it out, there's tons of settings to change. As of typing this, I'm only 6mins into the video so apologies if it was already mentioned by the time ya'll read this :) Had to put in my two cents, this game deserves every rougelike fan's love.

[@Riecheck]

I stumbled into this game a while back and it really caught me off guard. I eventually started doing it on a Hardcore challenge with only 1 life. It's been an amazing decision =P

[@pipsqueek89]

bought it a couple years back really recommend it

[@wetterschneider]

"Are we the baddies?" - your axe.

[@adeptusmedicus]

Classic game this, Sword of the Stars is a decent rogue-like if people prefer sci-fi setting too.

[@sammartin4639]

I just got back into this game a week ago, some of the classes have such a good gameplay loop necromancer especially

[@coreyjohnson993]

"MIND BULLETS!!!... That's telekinesis Kyle."

[@vraket]

Oh hey, someone else remember Pernangband :D Played that waaayyy too much myself, and a fair bit of the early ToME days.

[@MuradBeybalaev]

I remember you claiming another little-known roguelike as your long-time favorite - some dungeon crawler with similar graphical capability and light metaprogression, IIRC. I should have it written down somewhere…

[@jlaortheshaman1451]

I as well ADORE this game.

[@marklehuray1091]

Great game tough to start with until you get your head around it . 9 years since I bought it wow.

[@raelik777]

The "DNA" of this game has pretty old roots in the roguelike community. The engine, T-Engine 4, is "4" because it's the 4th iteration of the engine that started with the ORIGINAL T.o.M.E.: Tales of Middle Earth (a.k.a. Troubles of Middle Earth). DarkGod, the creator of Tales of Maj'Eyal and the original T.o.M.E., created it wayyy back in 1998 as a fork of ZAngband (was originally going to be PernAngband, but he quickly fell back on the Tolkien roots of the original Angband after legal threat from Ubisoft and Anne McCaffrey) that changed the wilderness map of Amber to Middle Earth with several different towns (like Bree, Lothlorien, etc), dungeon locations (Barrow Downs, Moria, Mirkwood, etc), and quests based on the Tolkien lore. ToME 2.x was the last major version of that game, and the source of that game was still very obviously ZAngband-derived. ToME 3 was where the Lua-based scripting engine that T-Engine 4 uses got its start, though ToME 3 was only ever in an alpha state before DarkGod switched gears to a non-Tolkien setting, and dialed everything up 10 notches to create T-Engine 4 and Tales of Maj'Eyal. You'd be hard-pressed to find a roguelike as full-featured or even CLOSE to as utterly massive as this game. I guess C:DDA is much more in-depth with regards to interacting with the world itself, but I feel like that game goes entirely too far in that direction. Also, the gameplay of that game feels very different. It's much more of a survival game whereas Tales of Maj'Eyal is really an adventure game.

[@Maximus-FPS]

Won't spoil 3:01 for you in case you truly haven't searched many graves yet, but I was hoping for a different outcome here from the searching (it's random). Would have derailed the video though in hilarious (imo) fashion. Especially since you just got done mentioning how dying is part of playing Roguelikes but this character is doing pretty good so far...

[@DemonOfRedemption]

"Coming this fall: The Ensmackinating"

[@archonmegas3718]

Personally, I dont think the graphics are the biggest reason it's not more popular. The time it takes to get familiar enough with it to just play and have fun is super high in comparison to other games. I get that its complexity and breadth are god tier but I feel that the complexity alienates the largest player base that doesnt have the time or will to develop that level of proficiency for a game. I love so much about but this game but I don't enjoy being in a constant state of confusion for hours then realizing Ive done far more researching game mechanics than playing the game once im done for the day. I am positive this type of intricate and complex gameplay appeals to some players and with everything else done so damn well by these developers this game is 100% god tier for that demographic. I wish I could enjoy it more!

[@Sozidar]

I just want to point out Splat's immaculate sound effects at 8:48

[@drysocks4412]

Ah ToME. The game that like any true necromancer refuses to die.

[@Veritas.0]

I thought you were meandering around to this one again. This is the game where our ultimately very different game views sync 100%.

[@xBINARYGODx]

OldRPG was updated once again, so you can now have those super nes jrpg graphics for literally the entire game, all three xp's included - and it has optional music add on with covers from various jrpg's across the ages (allegedly).

[@RalphH007]

I played that one when it was still based on Pern (and later Middle Earth) and was in the old mailing list 20+ years ago. (game has changed 'a bit' since then)

[@aeonise]

I am _immensely_ offended that you ended before showing what was behind that door! How dare you, sir?! How. Dare. You.

[@shaunsides5152]

Fun factoids: In the beginning, Tales of Maj'Eyal was Pernangband, and was a variant of Angband. Along with any variants, Angband was a community maintained group of games descended directly from Rogue. The transition from "everything happens in one dungeon" to the paradigm with an overworld and dungeons scattered around started with Pernangband. Eventually, Pernangband became Tales of Middle Earth and started getting fancier. The name change was so the dev could market the game on Steam and GoG and etc. I'm sure getting all the Tolkien references out was quite a chore. Anything I'm getting wrong, please forgive me. I'm remembering back to my many hours playing Angband and participating in the #Angband IRC channel...

[@z0mbyz624]

Funny, I stumbled upon this game like 2 weeks ago. It's actually super good if you're not intimidated by the graphics

[@BalladOfLooks]

Literally less than a week ago while streaming Caves of Qud splat said his favorite roguelike is Rogue's Tale lol

[@Ekklo]

Pretty sure this has the most time of all games on my Steam Profile

[@Chris_Donovan]

To me, where TOME excels, is the speed of the interface. There's actually a setting to slow it down when you take a percentage of damage. Mouse overs give tons of info and comparative info with gear you have. This gives you time to play smart.

[@Heathy87]

I managed to get to near the end once, there was a type of hall way with bosses spaced out along it and I got past a couple of them then got wrecked and lost my last life. I was gutted. there is a new DLC in the works, I'm eager to see that and Elin is supposed to come out this year and I thought elona was quite close to ToME, just more JRPG-ish.

[@TheJohnnySlick]

I was just playing this game earlier today, completely unrelated to this video. It’s fun to just try a bunch of different builds, see how you can break stuff.

[@jlindien8972]

I've got 1800 hours of playing ToME, the most played game in my list of 200+ steam games. I'm always coming back to ToME, very addicting. Please send help...or not its so much fun.

[@spyfire242]

I feel this way about Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup.

[@notreallyhere67]

If you want a fun melee combo then try a Ghoul Reaver. The ghoul rot is a disease so you can easily spread it to hordes of enemies which means you can wipe hordes really quick with the class :D

[@Sonlirain]

TBH Maj'Eyal is pretty much a turn based hack and slash played on hardcore. It has Hack & Slash style itemization but sticks to the turn based roots of the roguelike genre.

[@DarkVeghetta]

If you want to get technical about it, it's a turn-based rogue-like/lite role-playing hack & slash. It's just easier to go with rogue-like as the umbrella term.

[@ATZag135]

ThankYou SirSpla77

[@funasylumstudio]

I really wish Steam was optimized to give games like this attention.

[@Durnrhaegar]

Waaay late to comment this. But since I've just started playing it again. I think next time you should showcase the more unique classes that ToME have. I think Paradox Mage and Temporal Warden offer something that AFAIK no other roguelike have. Being able to mess with Time itself. Being able to create different timelines and explore them is a ridiculous power by itself. Their other talents are also pretty crazy. Temporal Warden's teleporting around is very unique as well. But I guess it's best to showcase them once they are like level 30-40 and have all the silliest power. If possible do it while fighting the more difficult / complex enemies so you can showcase how complex and rewarding the tactics can be.

[@crowleyvoltaire5864]

I've been playing this for years ..typical loop is: start a new character, find a cool item for another build, push to the shared item vault, store item, start a new character (repeat)..anyone else have this problem? 🤯 Love it tho 😅

[@rodneybray5827]

Great job!

[@Reoh0z]

Does the ice let you walk over water? Because you know water is a deadly trap in the olden fantasy days, many people did not know how to swim!

[@kevindouglasjackson]

This game is so similar to the SSI version of DnDs "Pools of radiance" and the like from back in the 80s.

[@SHC666]

If Blizzard took notes from TOME, D4 may be the elder gamer's savior us oldies hoped it would be.

[@nazaxprime]

I can fully back Splatt on this one. The depth in ToME is pretty unrivaled.

[@restoreleader]

This is really niche game, yet truly great. I heard, that another whole campaign is in making right now