The Best Rpg hack-and-slash Games for Linux - Page 2

A dungeon crawler for cats that even beginners can play.

Juice Galaxy is a happy place to fly around and smack things and drink juice. And explore things. And just, flip around doing stuff.

Slay hordes of terrifying monsters in this horde survival roguelite. Descend into the Halls of Torment where the lords of the underworld await you. Treasures, magic trinkets, and a growing cast of heroes will grant you the power to vanquish the horrors from beyond. How long can you survive?

There are many things hidden within the unexplored wilderness. Venture into a mysterious forest to gather resources so you can rebuild the village of Purrgonia. Bring back life to the forgotten lands but be wary: the illusive serenity can make you forget about the true dangers of this place.

Uncover secrets, battle demons, and explore a stunning pixel-art world in SneakBit. Will you fulfill the prophecy, or rewrite destiny? Adventure awaits—embrace your role in this thrilling RPG!

Battle through hordes of horrific creatures as you hack and slash your way to the top of the Tower in this rogue-like dungeon crawler game. Choose from a variety of upgrades and weapons, and save the Tower.

A first-person dungeon crawler RPG with turn-based combat and grid-based movement. Explore the desert and discover what mysterious forces are behind growing attacks on the Human settlement.

Victor Vran is the isometric action-RPG where your skill is just as essential as your character build and gear. Experience intense combat action: dodge, jump and unleash powerful skills to finish off your enemies!

A COMMUNITY CREATED Hack'n Slash RPG where players can team up and tackle exciting adventures made by other community members in our in-game Adventure Construction Kit - It's DIABLO meets LITTLE BIG PLANET!

Your main mission is to explore a vibrant and lively scenario filled with beautiful flowers. As a skillful bee, your goal is to collect the nectar from these flowers. But wait, there must be more to it, right?