Relative small and narrow genre, but I do like them and recommend them. For my own future preference, collecting them in a list here (as I do)

Released
3079
3089
4089: Ghost Within
5089: The Action RPG
Barony
Depths of Fear: Knossos
Dungeon Hack
Eldritch
Gentrive 2
Heavy Bullets
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Immortal redneck
Ironguard
Paranautical Activity
Rogue Shooter
Strafe
Tower of Guns
Ziggurat

In development
Black Ice
Bunker Punks
Delver
MotherGunShip
Polygod
Space Beast Terror Fright

Dead in the water?
Bloodcrusher II
Fancy Skulls

The game is still on early access/beta. According to the developers, its final release will be on 17th October.

Thank you for the nice list, though.

Cheers, jumped the gun a bit on that one

Eldritch and Tower of Guns are both darn good, albeit a fair bit different - do any of the others listed compare favourably to them? And yeah, it's probably my favourite sub-genre of roguelites. Thanks for the list, by the way.

It is.

Depths of Fear:: Knossos is a new-ish (released earlier this year) first person roguelike based on an old Greek story. It's got great atmosphere but I can't say I fully recommend it. Combat has no feel nor feedback, the animations are a bit silly and it's rough around all of it's edges. Plus it has the annoying "feature" of "here is a trap that will kill the player if they step on it but tricking a boss into running onto the trap will have no effect on the boss because it isn't the preplanned (and only) way to defeat them".

Delver on the other hand I fully recommend it. It looks great, sounds great and has satisfying gameplay, I'd love to see it here on GOG eventually.

Eldritch and ToG are probably the best on that list. Heavy Bullets is quite nice, but demands a much more careful approach (you have 1 gun with 6 bullets, you need to pick up the bullets again after you have shoot them...), fancy skulls is comparable to Binding of Isaac. Ziggurat shows promise, but feels a little bit empty at the moment. Delver is quite nice (the only one on the list more traditional first person dungeon crawler), but the rest is a bit hit and miss depending on taste. I liked them all, though. Gentrive 2, particularly, is an interesting game, Phr00t wanted to make a first person metroidvania. hmm.... how I see it is that it needs to be randomly generated, have perma-death and some form item management with drops. I have not really tried Receiver yet, but I feel Paranormal is more a horror / puzzle / exploration game than a rougelike. it is also DRM free already (via Humble) Cheers, did not know about this one. Will put it on my "to try list" :) As Gragar says, it is out already. Seems that they abandoned updating their own website as soon as they got a Steam page.... anyway....

That game seems to be in perpetual beta....

As far as permadeath goes, Duke Nukem 3D technically has it if you don't save.

Also, Teleglitch isn't first-person, but one reviewer described it as a "2D top-down survival rogue-like version of Doom". It has shooting and monsters and all!

Honestly i like the idea but i haven't found one that i really liked.

3079/89 - Too much complicated, they just throw you into the game and say good luck;

Depths of Fear: Knossos - It's a broken mess, the game by itself it's really bland/mediocre and still has some glitches after a few months (last time i played i was climbing a ladder and somehow i was propelled into the sky and when i returned the floor was gone so i died).

Eldritch - I played it but i can't remember why i didn't like it, maybe i should give it another go.

Rogue Shooter - It's ok but it gets a little boring, i'm giving it sometime before i play it again.

Paranautical Activity - Eh, again, it's ok but there's no much content.

Delver + Tower of Guns + Heavy Bullets + Ziggurat - I'll wait for a really good deal or for a bundle, i feel like kind of burned on this genre so i rather wait.

I'm guessing he's not in the slightest bit strict on this as rogue-likes are never first person.

Well, there goes Dungeon Hack

I was a bit shocked that anybody on this forum would be suggesting that a game could be something other than top down and tile based and still be a roguelike. By the OP's standards, Diablo would probably be considered Roguelike even though it's a different genre entirely.