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• Legends
  [[Category:Roguelike games]] ...C2D8EF; padding:.2em; margin:1em; text-align:center;">[http://gamejolt.com/games/other/legends/48954// Official site of Legends]
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• Mac OS X
  == Roguelike games supporting Mac OS X ==
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• Ddragoon
  |games = [[ANK]] Likes Games: HalfLIfe2, Halo Series and [[NetHack]] (oh and every Final Fantasy and Com
  659 bytes (85 words) - 09:59, 23 July 2009
• Tritax
  |games = [[Fictional Roguelike]] Developer of [[Fictional Roguelike]] and [[AscentRL]].
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• Nathan Stoddard
  |projects = Unnamed Scala Roguelike |games = Unnamed Scala Roguelike
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• Roguelike Celebration 2017
  <div style="margin:0 6px;">https://roguelike.club/logo-small.png</div> ...The event is Nov 11-12 in San Francisco, and is run by a crew of volunteer roguelike fans.
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• Astral Earth
  '''Astral Earth''' is a developing roguelike that is intended to take place in an imaginary version of earth where histo [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• Jakub Debski
  |projects = "Give me free time and I'll create the best roguelike" ;) |games = [[Roguedash]], [[Bomberogue]] and [[Xenocide]]
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• DungeonEpic
  ...s an attempt to do something new in the Roguelike world: produce an online Roguelike community with content driven by its users. ...nt on and rate dungeons, items, monsters, spells, and all other aspects of Roguelike gaming.
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• Roguelike engine
  ...n|Interactive fiction]] games, which are a non-roguelike type of adventure games, nowadays always use engines, the most common of which are [[wikipedia:Info The most popular roguelike engine is [[T-Engine]], the engine powering [[ToME]], made by [[DarkGod]] b
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• ThingRL
  ThingRL is a simple [[Coffeebreak roguelike]], available for free. It is written by one person, and is still being deve [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• Roguelike Browser Boilerplate
  {{library| name = Roguelike Browser Boilerplate |site = https://chr15m.itch.io/roguelike-browser-boilerplate
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• R Dan Henry
  ...e]] and, if he does, there will also be at least one other game, a fantasy roguelike parody, using much of the same code, and ideally a third game using an unus Roguelike games he has ever won any version of:
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• Nnz
  |games = ...an roguelike developer and composer. He is the developer of an in-progress roguelike codenamed Project Gyroscope; no further information has yet been released t
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• Nolithius
  |games = [[Crossword Dungeon]], [[Dance of Death]], [[Chronophase]], [[The Adventu Roguelike developer located in Miami, Florida, US, [[rgrd|r.g.r.d.]] contributor, and
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• Random Realms
  Random Realms is a roguelike in which [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• DRL
  dRL is a roguelike being developed by Andrew Newbill [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• Roguelike games
  #REDIRECT [[:Category:Roguelike games]]
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• Roguelike Games
  #REDIRECT [[:Category:Roguelike games]]
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• Orangepixel
  |games = [[Space grunts]], Heroes of Loot A Dutch one-man studio creating indie games full-time since 2004.
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• Kyzrati
  |games = [[X@COM]], [[Cogmind 7DRL]], [[Cogmind]], [[POLYBOT-7]], others * [[X@COM]] - Tactical roguelike (2011-present)
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• Mac OS
  == Roguelike games supporting Mac OS == ...ist represents both games that have been compiled natively to Mac OS X and games that were developed in Java and are therefore platform independent. The onl
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• NeedsFoodBadly
  |games = MarioRL == GAMES ==
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• ASCII Quest
  |developer = [[User:JadeVaultGames|Jade Vault Games]] |platforms = Xbox LIVE Indie Games
  446 bytes (57 words) - 12:55, 29 November 2016
• PalmOS
  === Roguelike Games for Palm OS ===
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• Virtual Console OS
  |influences = Text Based Games ...is just a simple program that have subprograms (programs, games, roguelike games!). So that's why i named it Virtual Console OS.
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• Roguelike Restoration Project
  The '''Roguelike Restoration Project''' is an attempt to "restore" legacy roguelikes designe As of June 2014, the following games are unstable and only available in source form:
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• Rat
  Rats are one of the most common monsters in roguelike games. ...ame implement such a role. Rats may be encountered singly or in groups. In games where monsters can rapidly multiply, this power can represent the formation
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• Sunstorm
  [[Category:Roguelike games]] [[category:Stable games]]
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• Tower of The Archmage
  [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• Jmoria
  ....archive.org/web/20050204190930/http://tvilsom.org:80/roguelike/ Roguelike Games Genealogy].
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• DNDX
  DNDX (Dungeons and Dragons Extreme) is a pseudo roguelike created by [[Slash]] based on the ancient game Dungeons and Dragons # 1 by [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• PlainsMfkr
  |games = [[Stellar Edge]] ...b developer from Oklahoma City, USA using C# and Libtcod to make roguelike games.
  347 bytes (44 words) - 22:32, 19 May 2017
• FOR
  {{gameinfo| name = FOR - A Fallout-like Roguelike ...is a roguelike based on the mechanics and setting of the Fallout series of games, currently in early development.
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• Super Smash Bros
  A totally awesome series of Nintendo games which started on the N64 which are a fanboy's wet dream... who DOESN'T wann [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• Han Yolo and the Mysterious Planet
  http://games.bill-lowe.co.uk/players/7drl/ [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• Vogroth Dawn
  [[Category:Roguelike games]] Vogroth Dawn is a fantasy Roguelike written in [[Rust]]. It is currently in a pre-alpha stage.
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• The Endless Dungeons
  The Endless Dungeons is new graphical Roguelike consisting of 8 character classes, hundreds of monster types, and 99 random [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• Heart of Nirn
  ...lly-functioning combat and character system derived from the Elder Scrolls games, and eventually an overworld with quests, guilds, cities, etc. ...ial, include race selection and an attribute system like the Elder Scrolls games.
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• BSD
  ...ogue]]''. Thus BSD enabled the spread of the entire [[roguelike]] genre of games. ...de. The last BSD distributions had not only Rogue, but two other roguelike games with sources: ''[[Hack]]'' and ''[[Larn]]''.
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• Walter Pullen
  |games = [[Dragonslayer]], [[Hunger Games]], [[Grippy Socks]] ...rovides the scripting language and graphics engine that implements these [[roguelike|roguelikes]].
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• Beltham's Lair
  |developer = [[User:Redpillgames|RedPill Games]] '''''Beltham's Lair''''' is a 3D roguelike with third person view, in which you have to descend into the
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• ASCII MMORPG Project
  [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• IMoria
  [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• ToME
  ...med the old game's acronym. ToME refers to the following distinct versions/games. [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• PTR: The Roguelike
  {{game-stable| name = PTR: The Roguelike |site = https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/ptr-the-roguelike/9nblggh4ttn4
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• TAngband
  [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• Opensword
  To produce a roguelike game that is simultaneously deep and accessible, allowing for an incredible ...wl Stone Soup universe, and developing the gameplay discouraged by current games.
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• Hexatron
  I wrote several roguelike applets: ...this in 1997 as part of learning Java. Updated to include saving/restoring games. It may be the rogue you remember from 1979. Well, close, anyway.
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• Kornel Kisielewicz
  |games = [[DoomRL]], [[DiabloRL]], [[Berserk!]], [[AliensRL]], [[Jupiter Hell]] A ''bloody machine'' and roguelike developer from [[Poland]], owner of the [[ChaosForge]].
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