10-100

I'm not going to get the runner up details together for a little while, but Darren Grey made the intriguing suggestion that the roguelikes which get between 10-100 votes are the most interesting. With that in mind, and with the assistance of Joseph Bradshaw who has converted the results to a spreadsheet for further analysis (TBD by another volunteer if you want to help out), I'd like to present 'The most interesting roguelikes of the year 2013' as a unicorn chaser.

Wayward	99
Sil	98
Dungeonmans	92
Infra Arcana	84
NEOScavenger	71
Prospector	67
Steam Marines	50
One Way Heroics	46
Pixel Piracy	45
Red Rogue	39
WazHack	39
868-HACK	38
Bionic Dues	38
Diablo, the Roguelike	37
Dungeon of the Endless	35
Legend of Dungeon	35
Triangle Wizard	31
Eldritch	27
Delver	26
Hoplite	26
Hack, Slash, Loot	25
UnBrogue	25
NPPAngband	24
86856527	23
KeeperRL	23
Forays into Norrendrin	20
HyperRogue	20
Aurora	18
Nuclear Throne	18
PRIME	18
3079	17
Paranautical Activity	17
The Veins of the Earth	16
Hydra Slayer	15
3089	15
Drakefire Chasm	14
Tower of Guns	14
Kerkerkruip	13
Ending	12
Voyage to Farland	12
Dungeon Dashers	11
DynaHack	11
Mosaic	11
PonyRL	11
Rogue's Tale	10
8.68-HACK	10
Occult Chronicles	10

Winner of the Ascii Dreams Roguelike of the Year 2013: Noxico

You probably haven't heard of Noxico. It is one of the sub genre of adult roguelikes, that I only was made aware of when I ran this poll last year. The link I'm not going to include in this post has an adults only warning on the front page. The site beyond it is NSFW but in reality is only barely titillating. I'm bemused to see that the first bullet point feature the game has is 'Reasonable Unicode Support'.

Nonetheless, it garnered more votes than any other for the roguelike of the year, and I wish to congratulate the developer for his or her persistent fan base.