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  • The Seven-Day-Roguelike Playing Competition is an annual contest established by [[Antoine]] from [[ Welcome to the third Seven-Day-Roguelike Playing Competition, a contest established by Antoine from rgrd!
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  • {{game-beta| name = Roguelike Library for Perl |features = Roguelike Library
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  • [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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  • ...that the game has virtually no difficulty, contrary to the definition of a roguelike.
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  • |games = [[Kaduria]], [[Teemu]] Krice is long standing member of [[rgrd]]. Known for his roguelike game [[Kaduria]] which last released version was 0.4.6. He then took develo
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  • * The [[Roguelike Restoration Project]] version XIV. [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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  • ...as well as legendary CRPGs such as Nahlakh and Natuk), it is a party-based roguelike with a very detailed combat system allowing for such tactics as aiming at s [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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  • |site = http://reptoran.roguelike.us/ |games = [[Magic Monsters]]
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  • [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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  • ...Several other specific games were reviewed. @ Play also focuses on ongoing roguelike game development, certain minutae, story aspects and some social events.
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  • ...it is typically a form of [[armor]]. If it has a [[sticky curse]], in some games this will also prevent you from changing your [[body armor]] in addition to
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    |games = [[Hyperbolic Rogue]], [[Hydra Slayer]], [[Vapors of Insanity]] * [[IRLDb]] (International Roguelike Database)
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  • ...e/ Genealogy & Chronology of Roguelike games] - Attempt at a list of every roguelike game through 2004 (many not on this wiki yet). * [http://www.homeoftheunderdogs.net/genre.php?name=RPG&subgen=Roguelike Home of the Underdogs] - Great listing of older roguelikes.
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  • ..., Troyminator and Felixcat gathered up to post their thoughts on roguelike games and possibly something else too. There are some reviews about less known ro
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  • |games = [[A Quest Too Far]] ...Far]]. He's now an independent computer game developer working on a (non-roguelike) deck building strategy game 'The Trouble With Robots'.
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  • ...vel of protection to the legs and groin. They are rather rare in roguelike games, with their appearance in [[Steamband]] probably constituting a first. Trad
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  • Announcing the first and final release of the fastest roguelike game GearHead and see how much of a roguelike game could be completed in
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  • CyberpunkRL is a cyberpunk themed roguelike set in a dark future society full of violence and unrest. [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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  • |games = [[Roggle]] * [[Roggle]] - Graphical roguelike set on chunks of floating land
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  • Action-Roguelike with an Atari 2600 aesthetic. [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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  • ...ould portray all the NPCs that the player characters interacted with. In a roguelike game, the behavior of the NPCs follows their programming (what is, technica
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  • Cooplike (from "coop / cooperative" and "roguelike") is a graphical roguelike work-in-progress. It features a cooperative gameplay mode for two players o [[category:alpha projects]][[category: Roguelike games]]
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  • Town is a place which main purpose in roguelike games is offering services ([[quests]], training, healing) or [[shop | goods]] to
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  • ...rman aka Devster aka DevPimp, which allows you to program [[Sega Genesis]] games in the [[BASIC]] programming language. It can be obtained at [http://devste [[Category:Roguelike engines]]
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  • |games = [[DungeonMinder]], [[God_of_Change|God of Change]] |projects = Unnamed stealth roguelike
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  • ...me [[DoomRL]]. The studio is now working on a high production value sci-fi roguelike, [[Jupiter Hell]]. ...nspired roguelikes, before launching his own studio to create a commercial roguelike that would appeal to a new generation.
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  • ...rawl]] and [[POWDER]] are both popular on this group. Maintainers of these games seem to frequent this newsgroup. When a roguelike game achieves great enough popularity it has its own newsgroup created. Las
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  • ...med to promote the newborn roguelikes by providing objetive reviews of the games alongside with screenshots and a simple scoring system. On may 2007 this website was replaced by [[Temple of the Roguelike]]
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  • [[Papaki]] 0.6.6 [[http://www.papaki.tk site]] Beta-stage roguelike. Many new features in this release. [[The Minstrel's Song]] 2.0 [[http://jonathanscorner.com/tms/download/ site]] Roguelike game that is "heavy on world building"
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  • ...human race is available as a [[player character]] in nearly all roguelike games.
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  • = Roguelike Game AI overview = and since I'm interested in roguelike games, I thought I'd write
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  • <td>[http://www.roguelikeradio.com/ Roguelike Radio], [http://gruesomegames.com/irdc2012/11.%20Darren%20Grey%20-%20The%20 [[category: Roguelike games]]
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  • |theme = [[Horror in Roguelike Games | Horror]] [[Category:Commercial games]]
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  • The 2017 [[The annual roguelike release party|Annual Roguelike Release Party]] (ARRP) will be held on the 16 and 17 of September 2017. Thi ...s to encourage more releases and updates, from minor bugfixes to whole new games. Don't let your game sit in the shadows as you tweak and polish - '''come j
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  • ...ently working on [[Xenomarine]], a sci-fi graphical roguelike. My previous games include Hyperlines, a fast-paced tetris-style puzzle game for iOS.
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  • [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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  • '''Fortune cookie''' is an [[item]] sometimes found in roguelike games. It can be eaten to obtain a random hint (sometimes false) (aka a [[rumor]]
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  • <td>[http://www.roguelikeradio.com/ Roguelike Radio], [http://gruesomegames.com/irdc2012/11.%20Darren%20Grey%20-%20The%20 [[category: Roguelike games]]
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  • ...at contentious what exactly separates '''major roguelikes''' from [[stable games]]. We should not be suprised about this. The major roguelikes list is see ...r" and/or "influential". Nonetheless, we could build a list by adding any roguelike which anyone to believe meet that threshold, and see if the result become u
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  • {{game-stable| name = The Hunger Games |influences = [[NetHack]], The Hunger Games
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  • '''In the House of Silence''' is a commercial horror roguelike inspired by The Night Land by William Hope Hodgson and the works of H. P. L ...ory:Commercial games]] [[Category:Horror roguelikes]] [[Category:Roguelike games]] [[Category:Coffeebreak roguelikes]]
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  • These games, while not completed during the [[7DRL Contest 2006]], deserve no less hono * [[Chris Morris]]: [[Linerogue]] - roguelike heavily based on lightcycles, March 3rd, 2006.
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  • ...he brave ones challenged the myth. Thus it was that the second [[Seven Day Roguelike Challenge]] was announced. * [[Slash]]: [[Mt. Drash: the Roguelike]]
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  • ...Basin intends to be a central knowledge base for everything related to the Roguelike genre, as well as a detailed directory of Roguelikes. ...Roguebasin is also an appropriate location to place permanent articles on roguelike theory, whether or not they are original research.
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  • ...m.es/2013/12/best-of-2013-roguelike-likes/ Free Indie Games (Best of 2013: Roguelike-likes)] ...apershotgun.com/2013/04/03/live-free-play-hard-the-weeks-finest-free-indie-games-23/ Rock Paper Shotgun]
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  • {{game-beta| name = Roguelike Library for Java |features = Roguelike Library
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  • ...intention of this service is to facilitate the broader release of popular games that might otherwise be overlooked by Valve and its employees. Steam Greenlight was the focus of Episode 46 of [[Roguelike Radio]].
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  • |site = http://games.kosek.com/game/magician.html}} ...h casual gamers and hardcore roguelike fans alike. Featuring all classical roguelike concepts like randomization, full-keyboard support or perma-death with some
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  • ...s the creator of [[Dungeon Crawl]], the most recent of the major roguelike games. He is no longer an active RL developer. * [http://groups.google.pl/group/rec.games.roguelike.misc/browse_thread/thread/ac297256d166eca6/b18ebee40ba05f12 The end of Craw
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  • A dungeon represents one of the possible areas where a roguelike game is played. Dungeons are subterranean mazes of rooms interconnected by In some other games, there is a [[wilderness]] or some other kind of overworld, from which you
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