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Flick Shot Rogues

Flick Shot Rogues

|Germany, Canada|Indie, Strategy

8.8 /10

Aww Great!

Niche

358 ratings
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Flick Shot Rogues is a turn-based rogue-lite that turns movement into a skill shot! Aim and flick your hero to ricochet through levels, dodge enemy attacks, and smash your foes with crazy trick shots. Featuring near-endless replayability, fun upgrades, and a ton of mayhem.

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Aww Great!: 8.8/10 across 358 ratings. Word of mouth is strong — if you like the genre, go for it.

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Leans into Indie, Strategy — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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The Gamerheads PodcastRoger Reichardt · 2 Jan, 2026
7.5/10

Even with how difficult Flick Shot Rogues is, I had a really fun time with the game. After each run, I wanted to jump right back into the foray, hoping that the next attempt would be more fruitful or that I’d learn something from my previous run. The playing field can become crowded very quickly, which adds to the challenge, and the boss battles are pretty brutal. That said, pulling off a win feels great. I just wish the progression system was a bit more meaningful and rewarding. If you are looking for a challenging roguelike that does something different from the Hades formula, this one is worth checking out.

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Game8Aaron Bacabac · 2 Oct, 2025
7.2/10

Flick Shot Rogues is tougher and deeper than it first appears, but all the better for it. Its precision, physics-based, pool-inspired gameplay makes every run engaging, while its storybook charm and high synergy form an addictive loop—just don’t expect much variety in bosses, enemies, or endings.

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