10 Best Roguelite Games for iPhone (March 2026)

A relentless action-roguelite where every run builds your skills and your arsenal — tight combat, gorgeous pixel art, and a mountain of DLC that keeps growing. One of the finest games ever made, full stop.

The game that practically invented the modern deck-building roguelite. Pick one of four characters, build a run-defining card combo, and climb a tower full of monsters, elites, and increasingly unpleasant bosses.

You hold still, the weapons fire themselves, and somehow you're the one sweating. A bullet-heaven roguelite where survival means outsmarting geometry — one of the most compulsive games of this decade, and it's free.

A lovingly maintained open-source roguelike that makes permadeath feel earned. Turn-based, tactical, and full of secrets — this is what the classic dungeon-crawler genre looks like when someone genuinely cares about it.

You fall down a well. You have guns on your boots. That's it. A brilliantly focused vertical shoot-everything roguelite from a one-person developer that plays like a perfect arcade game.

A dice-based roguelite where you play as a giant walking die competing on a manic game show. Each of the six playable characters uses dice in a completely different way — and the depth hidden inside that colourful premise is shocking.

A stripped-down, razor-sharp card roguelite built specifically for mobile — swipe left to dodge, swipe right to fight, and figure out how to survive a dungeon using a hand of five cards. It sounds simple. It is not.

A hardcore action-RPG roguelite from the makers of Mage Gauntlet — six playable characters, procedurally generated dungeons, and combat that punishes button-mashing while rewarding genuine skill and positioning.

Your hero marches endlessly around a loop of tiles you place yourself — rebuilding the world one card at a time while monsters respawn, equipment drops, and the loop grows stranger with every circuit. A genuinely original game.

A Pachinko roguelite where you fight monsters by dropping orbs onto a peg board and hoping for the best — while also making clever strategic decisions about which orbs to collect, which relics to take, and when to take the safe path.