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Once you’ve beat the game, it starts all over again: typical new game plus style, with a higher difficulty and tougher enemies. Once you’ve defeated a boss it stays dead on future games, so you don’t have to defeat all four on one playthrough. There’s four distinct areas, each with their own enemies, settings and their own boss. The aim is to defeat each boss in the castle. Levelling and items are passed on through the generations, so every character will benefit from these.

Every time you die, you’ll keep whatever coins you’ve collected in your play through, and you can use these to level up, and to buy new items. It’s difficult though – without levelling up your character, you’ll die quickly (but that’s okay, it’s meant to happen!). There’s no complicated button mapping to fathom – you just need to walk, jump and attack.

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No need to adjust your TV set: Sir Jacoby’s colour blind, so you’ll play this entire run through in black and white. Some of the traits are annoying as sin, but others are useful – either way, it’s a great way of keeping the gameplay varied. You might have amnesia, so you can’t remember where you’ve been (i.e. You might have OCD, so you can’t walk past an object without first hitting it. You might be near-sighted, so everything out of a couple-metre radius of your character is blurry. Each character trait has an effect on your playthrough, too. Another time you might be a bald male paladin with no sensation in your feet. Expect a lot of text bubbles with expletives – censored, of course!). One time you might be a female barbarian with dwarfism and tourettes (yes, really. There’s several different classes, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, and within each of those classes, every character generates with distinctive traits. You’ll never play as the same character twice. The quirk of Rogue Legacy is that every character is unique. Except every time you die (and it’s inevitable you’ll die a lot, and quickly) you respawn as your last knight’s “child”. You rock up to a castle to kill some baddies. The brilliance of the game is actually in its simplicity. There’s some surprising things hidden in that there Rogue Legacy castle… Once you’ve started playing Rogue Legacy you may as well kiss goodbye to your productivity for a while, because that controller is not leaving your hands any time soon, no sir-ee. You play it because you just can’t put it down. You don’t play Rogue Legacy for impeccable graphics and Emmy award-worthy musical scores. I don’t care that the soundtrack is made up of annoying, repetitive midi music. I don’t care that the seven year old version of me probably had nicer looking games back in her day. Somehow Rogue Legacy has managed to make me overlook that fact. I abandoned my SNES in 1995 so when, 20 years later, I’m still being bombarded by a multitude of indie games that look something straight off a cartridge, I can’t help but groan. I’ll admit I’m not a massive fan of the rise in throwback 16-bit style graphics these days. Chewed them up and swallowed them right down to the pit of my stomach. I’ll admit, when I first saw it on the store, my thoughts were something along the lines of “oh great, yet another game with graphics from the 90s.

That’s what we found with Cellar Door Games’ Rogue Legacy, and that’s why it earned a place in our Top 10 Games of 2014 list.

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For more on the PC version of the game, be sure to read Polygon's Rogue Legacy review.It’s rare that we find an indie game that gets as much screen time for us as a major release, so when one comes along that we somehow just can’t put down, you know it’s something rather special. Rogue Legacy was released in June for PC.

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You learn more about The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth's upcoming PS3, PS4 and PS Vita versions and watch a trailer released earlier today here.

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In a segment of the press conference focused on upcoming games, Ahmad spoke about Metanet's N++ (PS4, coming this winter), Mike Bithell's Volume (PS4 and PS Vita, 'still quite a way away'), Muse Games' Guns of Icarus Online (PS4 exclusive debut), Dennaton Games, Devolver Digital and Abstraction Games' Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number (PS4 and PS Vita), The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (PS4 and PS Vita, in early 2014, free to PlayStation Plus subscribers) and Vlambeer's Wasteland Kings (PS4 and PS Vita in 2014). In a PlayStation Blog post published in the wake of the Gamescom press conference, Sony's Shahid Ahmad expanded on several of the games he highlighted on stage. Rogue Legacy, Cellar Door Games' randomly generated action/platformer, is headed to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita next year as a console exclusive, Sony announced at its Gamescom 2013 press conference today.