
Thalamus Digital has exciting news for retro gaming fans: Roguecraft DX, launches on Amiga, Mega65, and Game Boy Color in early 2026. Originally released on Evercade in 2024, the game captivated players with its charming pixel art, procedurally generated dungeons, and addictive gameplay. This DX edition amps up the adventure with new levels, room layouts, monsters, smoother animations, achievements, and bonus tracks by chiptune maestro Jogeir Liljedahl. Roguecraft DX dives deeper into the dark fantasy world of Mordecoom, where players choose from three distinct heroes to battle through ever-changing labyrinths filled with traps, treasures, and foes. Enhanced features include refined controls optimized for each platform—leveraging Amiga’s hardware capabilities, the Mega65’s modernized Commodore 65 architecture, and the Game Boy Color’s portable charm. Achievements add replay value, rewarding daring runs and high scores, while Liljedahl’s soundtrack elevates the atmospheric tension. Previous Evercade success stemmed from its faithful roguelike mechanics: permadeath runs, randomized loot, and strategic combat that echoes classics like Rogue or NetHack but with adorable, approachable visuals. Digital downloads hit February 2, 2026, with physical pre-orders from March 2—perfect for collectors seeking cartridges that blend nostalgia with fresh content. Thalamus teases more platforms, including PC and modern consoles, following prior expansions to Steam, Switch, Genesis, NES, and Spectrum Next. For Amiga enthusiasts, this port promises fluid performance on classic models, while Mega65 users get a taste of 90s computing evolved. Game Boy Color fans can expect a handheld gem with vibrant colors and battery-friendly design. Roguecraft DX proves retro gaming thrives, merging indie innovation with legacy ironware. Whether you’re a dungeon crawler veteran or new to roguelikes, these ports deliver bite-sized thrills in an era of endless sequels. Mark your calendars—adventure awaits in Mordecoom’s depths.














