The Ground Gives Way is a traditional “rogue-like” game that allows players to go deep into a cave full of dangers, defeat monsters and collect treasures. All of this respects the final death, the randomness of the scenarios, the turn-based movement system, and the usual hallmarks of the extremely difficult genre.

The Ground Gives Way’s control system is much simpler than other classic games in the genre, making it easy to play without having to remember dozens of different commands. The controls are so simple that they don’t even have diagonal movements (one of the most common features in ‘roguelikes’). Additionally, you can perform almost any action by simply pressing the ‘a’ key.

One of the things that makes The Ground Gives Way so unique is that it’s suitable for both new and experienced players. The former has a complete tutorial and accessible control system, while the latter has a huge game with over 100 monsters and over 700 different objects.

The Ground Gives Way is a great roguelike game that offers an exciting and different gameplay experience with each new game. Its graphics section inherits the ASCII aesthetic, but it’s not particularly pretty. But its interface is very comfortable.