Difference between revisions of "Torchlit"
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Torchlit is a Roguelike under development that focuses on providing a variety of different quests right from the start. Some of them are coffee-break style small quests, others could potentially be big quests akin to the canon Roguelikes. (Although right now most of the quests are small.) | |||
Development is focused in providing a set of common functions for generating the maps - ie, generate a castle, an overworld view, etc. Then it's possible to write a number of variations of these map generators, dubbed quests. Unlike other Roguelikes, where these quests might be seen as branches of a "main" dungeon, the player can choose to play a favorite quest as many times as the player would like. | |||
== Screenshots == | |||
http://thedoryenlibrary.appspot.com/project/torchlit_001-full.jpg | |||
A screenshot from an old version, showcasing a special level inside an enemy fortress. | |||
Revision as of 16:34, 4 April 2009
| Torchlit | |
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| Alpha Project | |
| Developer | Joao Henriques |
| Theme | Fantasy |
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| Released | |
| Updated | |
| Licensing | Freeware, Closed Source |
| P. Language | Python |
| Platforms | Windows with py2exe, possibly others when open-sourced |
| Interface | True-color console, keyboard, mouse (optional) |
| Game Length | Depends on chosen quest |
| [ Official site of Torchlit] | |
Torchlit is a Roguelike under development that focuses on providing a variety of different quests right from the start. Some of them are coffee-break style small quests, others could potentially be big quests akin to the canon Roguelikes. (Although right now most of the quests are small.)
Development is focused in providing a set of common functions for generating the maps - ie, generate a castle, an overworld view, etc. Then it's possible to write a number of variations of these map generators, dubbed quests. Unlike other Roguelikes, where these quests might be seen as branches of a "main" dungeon, the player can choose to play a favorite quest as many times as the player would like.
Screenshots
A screenshot from an old version, showcasing a special level inside an enemy fortress.