If for some reason you don't already own Rogue Legacy, you now have a strong incentive to pick it up. CellarDoorGames has announced that the game is now available for iOS devices. It's also only a dollar (or 99 cents if you want to get technical). That price is part of a limited-time sale, however, so you better act quickly.

CellarDoorGames dropped a trailer on its official YouTube channel today that shows off gameplay and accolades. It also gives the port a new name– Rogue Legacy: Wanderer Edition. To celebrate the launch, the game is going for $0.99 on the App Store until August 11th. That means you have until the end of the weekend to grab it for this ridiculously great price.

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If you like gaming enough to follow a gaming website, chances are you've heard of Rogue Legacy. The game launched in 2013 for PC, and subsequently launched on every current console in the following years. It follows a family of heroes who descend into a randomly-generated dungeon to defeat bosses. When the player character dies, their child takes their place. This child can be born with a variety of unique characteristics that either help or hinder their quest. They could be colorblind, which actually changes the game visuals, have dwarfism, which makes them really small, or more.

Rogue Legacy has generally favorable reviews and great sales. It is noted for being difficult, with players incurring many deaths during their initial runs. It didn't invent the rogue style of gaming, but its success definitely led to a lot more indie games that use roguelike elements.

One thing that confuses this writer is the control scheme on mobile. Screenshots on the App Store page show the typical layout for a console/PC game gone mobile. One corner of the touch screen is a "joystick" while the other has the attack, jump, and item buttons. That was probably the only way Rogue Legacy could have translated to iOS. Still, the game requires precise movements at times to avoid deadly boss attacks. Is that precision possible with touchscreen controls? Perhaps not, but then again a dollar is a rather inconsequential price to find out.