The newest release of the game, available today, will lean more into character and player progression, Oster says (and therefore place MythForce squarely in the “roguelite” category, rather than “roguelike”). MythForce not only developed a cult following worth a console launch, it also has a merch shop.
Happily, they discovered dressing a first-person, procedurally generated dungeon crawler as an ’80s cartoon works really well as far as streaming and watchability. MythForce, the first original work from Beamdog (to now known mainly as a port shop for RPGs) launched with an out-there premise that the studio wasn’t really sure would work. “It’s something I would love to see happen, because I think there’s a lot of fun here.” “We’ve had discussions with companies out there about MythForce becoming a full fledged cartoon,” Oster said.
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