A decade in, The Binding of Isaac has a pile of expansions and an enormous mod scene. Here's the ideal way to play it today.
on Steam, which includes the newer base game and all three expansions, clocking in at a hefty $51 when not on sale. It’s not cheap, but it’s also a game you can play for hundreds of hours without seeing everything.
Once that’s done, the game truly begins, unfolding into a thorny, death-filled puzzle box. Almost every run from here on out is going to unlock new stuff. Some of it dangerous, some of it useful, all of it shuffled into a growing bestiary of random spawn and drop lists. The more you play, the more chaotic and uncontrollable the game becomes. Half the game is learning to roll with the punches, and learning what familiar item combos work best.
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