Rack and Slay is a physics-focused rogue-lite that pockets the concept of Billiards to use in its own unique way. The core of Rack and Slay is quite simple. You have a limited number of shots in each level to eliminate the other balls. The catch is, that the other Billiard balls are monsters, and the levels are a hodge-podge of holes, obstacles, and hazards.
In contrast to most party games, such as Overcooked. Plate Up isn’t about completing a series of puzzle-like stages. Instead, it tasks you and your friends with running a procedural run-based restaurant where failure means starting over, hopefully with a more successful business plan.
Curious Expedition 2 is unique enough that it’s difficult to characterize in simple terms. It’s a mixture of rogue-lite, turn-based dice battler, RPG, board game, storytelling generator, and survival game.
Ship of Fools is a co-op-focused rogue-lite about fighting monsters from your ship using a variety of cannons and combo-oriented power-ups. You can play the game solo, and if you do, you’re given an extra automated cannon to help you out. But Ship of Fools really shines in co-op, especially couch co-op.