Difference between revisions of "WazHack"
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|language = [[C Sharp|C#]], [[JavaScript]] | |language = [[C Sharp|C#]], [[JavaScript]] | ||
|platforms = [[Windows]], [[Mac OS X]] | |platforms = [[Windows]], [[Mac OS X]] | ||
Revision as of 15:02, 16 March 2012
| WazHack | |
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| Beta Project | |
| Developer | Warwick Allison |
| Theme | Traditional |
| Influences | Rogue, NetHack |
| Released | March 15, 2012 |
| Updated | March 17, 2012 |
| Licensing | Commercial |
| P. Language | C#, JavaScript |
| Platforms | Windows, Mac OS X |
| Interface | 3D in a Web Browser |
| Game Length | many hours, many attempts |
| Official site of WazHack | |
A retelling of NetHack in the form of a 3D realistic side-view ("platformer").
WazHack keeps to the Berlin Interpretation except it is:
- not grid based;
- not ASCII, but 3D realistic.
It is turned-based, but the turns are in fractions of a second. When the player moves or acts, the world moves forward; when the player stops to contemplate his inventory, time stands still.
The first 800 or so feet can be played freely (80% of games don't get that far), but then Waz comes to beat you up over a $2 guild membership fee like the kid in Better Off Dead.