Turn bassed or Non-Twitch Rouglikes?

Try Dungeons of Dreadmor ;) Turnbased dungeon-crawling procedurally-generated game, with multiple classes, items, skills and hell-lot of fun ;)

*rogue-like

Tales of Maj'Eyal, Sword of the stars: the pit, Dungeons of Dredmor.

I see too many people call them rouge-likes instead of rogue-likes, including yourself, can I ask why? Also, it's a genre I like but haven't played too much of, my main experience with it has been The Binding of Isaac, and I've played some Dungeons of Dredmor.

I'm a big fan of rouge. Its a great color.

Dredmor, ToME, Sword of the Stars: the Pit, Shattered Planet come to mind.

What if I don't have a subwoofer? Can I still play these games? :D

DoomRL, this one's gotta be seen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNYs7g1i_iQ

Neo Scavenger

Dungeon Crawl is basically the best of the big roguelikes. DoomRL is the best roguelike adaptation of a fast-paced FPS. Sil is the best roguelike adaptation of that one story in the Silmarillion where someone tries to steal a Silmaril from Morgoth's crown, and also the only (distant) Angband-descendant I've really enjoyed.

All three are actually roguelikes, and so don't involve any twitch at all.

Technically, a game isn't considered a rogue-like unless it's turn-based. On Steam, I would try Dungeons of Dredmor, Rogue's Tale, or Hack, Slash, Loot.

Crypt of the Necrodancer is good. It's closed beta now but it's coming to Early Access within a few weeks I believe. Challenging but very fun, although it might not be good for you if you have bad reaction times (I'm posting it anyhow so other people can learn about it).

I don't know if it's any good actually because I haven't played it yet, but it fits the turn-based criteria : The Nightmare Cooperative, out today on Steam.