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Rogue V4
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This game is a version of Rogue 5.2. It was originally written by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold, and Glenn Wichman, released in April 1982, and distributed with BSD. It is called V4 because it has more in common with the previous 4.x releases than with the 5.x versions which followed it. The Roguelike Restoration Project. Updated Rogue 5.2 to run on modern systems. The Roguelike Gallery's version has been further modified to work with dgamelaunch and to log the results of all games.
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Rogue V5
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This game is a version of Rogue 5.4. It was originally developed by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold, and Glenn Wichman from 1983 to 1985. This was the last version created for Unix. The Roguelike Restoration Project. Updated Rogue 5.4 to run on modern systems. The Roguelike Gallery's version has been further modified to work with dgamelaunch and to log the results of all games. The source code is available for download.
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Super-Rogue
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Super-Rogue was developed from Rogue 3.6. By Robert Kindelberger, who added many new monsters and items. The final version, numbered 9.0, was completed in 1984. Some of Super-Rogue's features, such as shops, mazes, and cockatrices, appeared in the original Hack at about the same time. The Roguelike Restoration Project. Updated Super-Rogue to run on modern systems. The source code is available for download.
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XRogue
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XRogue is a further development of Advanced Rogue 7. Created by Robert Pietkivitch. He completed this version, numbered 8.0, in 1991 or 1992. Compared to its predecessor, it features interface improvements and small adjustments to the game's balance. The Roguelike Restoration Project. Updated the game to run on modern computers. The Roguelike Gallery has fixed some bugs related to command repetition and saved games.
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Todo | Games on the Linux console
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Finish to review bsdgames collection Look at the pygcurse games http:/ inventwithpython.com/pygcurse/#screenshots. Gearhead 1 = = = = = https:/ sourceforge.net/projects/gearhead/. Dwarf Fortress has been reported to be playable on a console; I have to check wether this is true or not. Roguelike Restoration Project = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = http:/ rogue.rogueforge.net/. Morgul/pmoria/ Chess games Threshold http:/ www.thresholdrpg.com/. 6 thoughts on “ Todo. November 2, 2013 at 12:33 am. Fill in your d...
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Advanced Rogue 5
http://www.rlgallery.org/about/arogue5.html
Advanced Rogue is a derivative of Rogue 3.6. With borrowings from Super-Rogue. It was developed at AT&T, mainly by Michael Morgan and Ken Dalka. Version 5.8 was released in 1985. The game added some new ideas that almost every later roguelike would adopt, like character classes and the ability to freely move up and down levels. The Roguelike Restoration Project. Updated the game to run on modern systems. The Roguelike Gallery's version contains a few more bugfixes. Download it here.
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Rogue V3
http://www.rlgallery.org/about/rogue3.html
This game is a version of Rogue 3.6. It was originally written by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold, and Glenn Wichman, released in June 1981, and distributed with BSD. This was the first widely-played version of Rogue. The Roguelike Restoration Project. Updated Rogue 3.6 to run on modern systems. The Roguelike Gallery's version has been further modified to work with dgamelaunch and to log the results of all games.
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vendu/links
http://vendu.twodots.nl/links.html
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