Simple roguelikes
Comments: 2 - Date: May 20th, 2008 - Categories: Games, Programming
Just for fun here are a couple of applet based roguelikes I wrote a while back. The first is a reasonable example of a simple and concise roguelike. The second is an attempt at a roguelike with directional player facing, it also adds directional monsters, hearing and sprinting. The above-right picture shows an unknown monster sneaking up on the player from behind and an ant, above-right of the player, looking towards the player.
I hope these are somehow informative/fun for someone. The source code for both applets is public domain.


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[...] Will Thimbleby has released two interestingly simple applet roguelikes at his weblog, the first, dubbed Ants and Dogs, is a basic roguelike which you can probably use for showing off [...]
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[...] Will Thimbleby has released two interestingly simple applet roguelikes at his weblog, the first, dubbed Ants and Dogs, is a basic roguelike which you can probably use for showing off [...]
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