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I poured way too much time into Rogue, Moria, Angband and Zangband back in the day... Sad to see Zangband completely disappeared - no idea if there's a similar flavour floating around.
Played a couple of newer more graphical (and probably better balanced games) but I actually found them less engaging.
My son was madly into Shattered Pixel Dungeon for a while.
I reckon you'd like Caves of Qud if you were a fan of Angband and the like. It's a very ambitious true roguelike along similar lines.
Skul: the hero slayer is fantastic, there is a ridiculous amount of build variety and the gameplay is great.
Voidigo just came out of early access on steam and I really like it! It's like a more forgiving Enter the Gungeon. Plus the pixel art is great and the boss designs are delightful.
If you're into Pokemon, the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games are fantastic. They aren't the hardest roguelike in the world (still harder than a mainline Pokemon game though), but they're fun. The stories are also incredible (can only speak for Rescue Team and Explorers, haven't played the 3DS titles yet).
I like rogue-lites a bit more, so thethese games may or may not fit your interests.
Here are some smaller ones that I like that haven't been mentioned yet.
Crypt of the Necrodancer is a rythm based dungeon crawler in which you complete levels before the song runs out. Everything you do has to be on beat, like moving, attacking and using items. It's one of my favorite games and it even has working online multiplayer (altough that is only available through a DLC).
BPM: Bullets Per Minute is another rythm based dungeon crawler (can you tell that I love rythm games?) in form of a FPS. You explore rooms to kill enemies, get equipment and eventually kill that level's boss until you meet the final boss of the game. Similarly to Crypt, shooting, reloading and using abilities has to be done on beat (moving itself is not limited though).
Dead Estate is a pretty difficult isometric shooter (similar to Binding of Isaac). Being another dungeon crawler you work yourself through rooms, collecting items, upgrades and swapping weapons as you go, eventually defeating the floor's boss and moving up the floors until you reach the top. While there is no forced time limit, you do want to move fast, especially on higher difficulties.
Necrodancer is absolutely my jam - it's my most-played game on Steam that isn't a long-lived multiplayer game. At one point I had a top-200 speedrun time for Cadence, but I'm out of practice now. Still need to finish an all-zones run, though...