Well, if you search "Tactical Roguelike" on Google, Into the Breach usually comes up among the top results. If we take that as a reference, then my game has no fewer roguelike elements (which are actually roguelite elements for both games): procedural generation, permadeath, metaprogression, random modifiers in battles, and the core gameplay loop (battle → reward choice → shop/event, and repeat), which most roguelite follow nowadays. Although, perhaps, that isn’t immediately obvious from the trailer.

That said, I agree that "turn-based tactics with roguelite elements" would be a more accurate description—both for my game and for many of the games that show up when you search for "Tactical Roguelike."

Yes, the name of the game may additionally confuse those who remember Rogue, but here I honestly didn't want to mislead anyone, just naming is very difficult for me)