A family of discrete-time, super-twisting-like algorithms is presented. The algorithms are naturally vector-valued and are described in an implicit fashion, reminiscent of backward-Euler discretization schemes. The well-posedness of the closed-loop is established and the robust stability, against a family of external disturbances, is thoroughly studied. Implementation strategies, involving splitting-algorithms from convex optimization, are also discussed and compared. Finally, numerical simulations show the performance of the proposed schemes.