Difference between revisions of "Dhack"

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|theme = Abstract
|theme = Abstract
|influences = [[Nethack]]
|influences = [[Nethack]]
|released = Not yet.
|released = 13 Sep 2009
|updated = Not yet.
|updated = 13 Sep 2009
|licensing = [[GPL]]v3
|licensing = [[GPL]]v3
|language = [[Cpp|C++]]
|language = [[Cpp|C++]]
|platforms = [[Linux]]
|platforms = [[Windows]],[[Linux]]
|interface = Keyboard
|interface = Keyboard
|length = Full game
|length = Full game
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Dreamhack is an abstract roguelike by [[Bryan Strait]] inspired by Nethack. The player plays the role of himself, having recently fallen asleep in his own home. Like Nethack, all maps are a single screen of 80x25 and the dungeon is permanent once generated. Unlike Nethack, the dungeon must frequently be progressed both up and down, and there's an Angband-like town accessible from the starting map.  
Dreamhack is an abstract roguelike by [[Bryan Strait]] inspired by Nethack. The player plays the role of himself, having recently fallen asleep in his own home. Like Nethack, all maps are a single screen of 80x25 and the dungeon is permanent once generated. Unlike Nethack, the dungeon must frequently be progressed both up and down, and there's an Angband-like town accessible from the starting map.  


Dreamhack is not complete and has not been released, but source code is available on the Dreamhack website through Dreamhack's SVN.
Dreamhack is not complete.

Revision as of 03:55, 14 September 2009

Dreamhack
Alpha Project
Developer elig
Theme Abstract
Influences Nethack
Released 13 Sep 2009
Updated 13 Sep 2009
Licensing GPLv3
P. Language C++
Platforms Windows,Linux
Interface Keyboard
Game Length Full game
Official site of Dreamhack


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Dreamhack is an abstract roguelike by Bryan Strait inspired by Nethack. The player plays the role of himself, having recently fallen asleep in his own home. Like Nethack, all maps are a single screen of 80x25 and the dungeon is permanent once generated. Unlike Nethack, the dungeon must frequently be progressed both up and down, and there's an Angband-like town accessible from the starting map.

Dreamhack is not complete.