Fit check
Is Reign of the Renegade worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Deckbuilder fans who want dice-based decisions and run-based progression
- Strategy players who enjoy developing distinct character builds
- Players seeking a tower-climbing game with many actions, artifacts, and enemies
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a fixed campaign rather than repeated roguelite runs
- Players who prefer predictable outcomes over dice-driven decisions
- Players looking for a real-time action game instead of deckbuilding and turn-based-style planning
Our take on Reign of the Renegade
The run-based structure trades persistent, linear progression for repeated attempts shaped by dice, deck choices, and character specialization. That randomness supports varied builds, but it also makes each climb less predictable than a fixed sequence of encounters.
What is Reign of the Renegade?
Reign of the Renegade combines dice mechanics with deckbuilding and roguelite progression.
The objective is to climb a tower while managing risk and forming synergies between available options. Four characters provide different combat identities: the Warrior uses weapons, the Rogue works from the shadows, the Monk focuses on composure, and the Mage learns and casts spells. Each character has a distinct arsenal and strengths. Character development branches through 16 classes, including options such as Berserker and Executioner for the Warrior. The game includes more than 350 actions to learn, over 150 artifacts to collect, and over 150 enemies to defeat.
How Reign of the Renegade plays
- 01Four Character Paths
- The Warrior, Rogue, Monk, and Mage each bring separate weapons, abilities, and combat specialties.
- 02Class Specialization
- Sixteen classes let each character develop along different talent paths, including Berserker and Executioner.
- 03Large Action Pool
- More than 350 actions provide options to learn during tower runs.
- 04Artifact Collection
- Over 150 artifacts can be gathered as part of the game's progression.
- 05Enemy Variety
- The tower contains more than 150 enemies to face.
Reign of the Renegade compared to similar games
Shogun Showdown also combines roguelike progression with deckbuilding, but centers its battles on positioning, attack tiles, and timed combos. Reign of the Renegade instead emphasizes dice mechanics, four characters, 16 classes, and a larger catalog of actions, artifacts, and enemies.
Reign of the Renegade: platforms & release
Is Reign of the Renegade worth it?
It is worth it if: deckbuilder fans who want dice-based decisions and run-based progression. Skip it if: players seeking a fixed campaign rather than repeated roguelite runs.
Where can I download Reign of the Renegade?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Reign of the Renegade's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Reign of the Renegade on?
Windows only.
