Ziggurat

The game has a fantasy theme and the protagonist is an apprentice of the Greyborn citadel, established by the Daedalon brothers wizards, where aspiring wizards are trained.

Their final test is the Ziggurat where novices go to die or survive and become part of the citadel's inner circle.

The tower-like Ziggurat consists of several floors that need to be completed with a single life.

The game has permadeath but it is possible to save progress after completing a floor to continue another time.

The game emphasizes fast-paced movement including sprinting, jumping and using platforms in the environment, fighting against large hordes in small rooms, but optionally auto-aiming can be enabled.

Each floor is generated with a random pattern and it consists of several floors linked together by corridors.

To complete a level a guardian boss needs to be defeated, but it can only be summoned when a portal key has first been located elsewhere.

A typical room spawns a large amount of minions that need to be defeated before the doors open again.

There is a chance of a random effect when entering a room, for instance creating larger enemies, doing more damage, making them invisible etc.

Other types of rooms that can be part of a floor are a treasure room with a powerful item, a hazard room where an environmental hazard needs to be avoided, a shrine where health or mana can be offered to the gods in exchange for an additional effect or modifier, and a lore room where an ancient scroll can be found, providing knowledge.

Each floor also has a secret room hidden behind a cracked wall.

Inside one of two skills can be chosen and it also shows information about one of the developer's earlier games.

At the start the player chooses one of several characters with differe

Ziggurat for Xbox One is currently worth €20.54 loose, €10.41 complete in box, and €15.96 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Ziggurat has a steady sales history on the tracked marketplaces, meaning it trades hands regularly and isn't considered particularly rare.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Ziggurat, loose is €20.54 and CIB is €10.41 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.