What's the difference between a roguelite and a roguelite?

Oh, I've known this.

Anyone in chat know?

Yeah.

I think it's something to do with... Oh, shit.

With how often you... With how often you die as a shooting bastard.

Like a rogue light.

Let's go with this one.

Because

there are more rogue lights

than there are rogue lights, right?

I think rogue lights are designed to be very short for possession.

So you just die more often.

And if you are good, you can reach the end of the game within like an hour or two.

Or even two.

1.5 at most.

roguelike might be a much more committed experience and you might not die as quickly as easily, but when you do, it's full-on game over.

I

think roguelite's had progress that partially carries over into later runs.

Right.

Oh, okay.

Thank you, Jim.

Thank you.

And then roguelikes usually die and start again from zero.

Roguelite, you die.

Okay, I got you.

I got you.

Oh!

I thought I dodged that.

Can

I...

For, like, roguelikes, like, when you do, like, an Iron Man of a... Or what's it called in Pokemon?

A Nuzlocke?

A

Nuzlocke,

yeah.

Is a Nuzlocke, like, a... Is every roguelike

a Nuzlocke then?

Yeah, actually, it would be, because you don't get to keep anything.

No Pokemon, no items, no nothing.

Just be Nuzlocke.

I should do more.

I've tried a few in my life.

I should do more.