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Dungeon Monkey | '''''Dungeon Monkey''''' was created by [[Joseph Hewitt]] in a week, in [[2003]]. | ||
== Description == | |||
As the author stated it : | |||
:"[''Dungeon Monkey''] is an experiment more than anything else. Maybe it's performance art. I wanted to see what kind of a roguelike game could be programmed in exactly one week. This is what I managed to create, such as it is." | |||
''Dungeon Monkey'''s dungeons are non-persistant. It has no healing over time — the only way to heal is to use fountains that are hidden on each level. These features make it closer to a [[band]] than to a [[hacklike]]. | |||
Dungeon Monkey' | == Versions and platforms == | ||
First (and last) version of ''Dungeon Monkey'' is v1.00, released on October 28, [[2003]]. It is available for Windows, but the [[Free Pascal]] source code is included. | |||
== See also == | |||
Dungeon Monkey | === Reviews === | ||
* [[Dungeon Monkey:Reviews]] | |||
=== Related topics === | |||
* [[Stable games]] | |||
=== Related links === | |||
* [http://www.geocities.com/pyrrho12/programming/monkey/ Dungeon Monkey official website] | |||
[[Category:Stable games]] | [[Category:Stable games]] | ||
Revision as of 14:59, 25 May 2005
Dungeon Monkey was created by Joseph Hewitt in a week, in 2003.
Description
As the author stated it :
- "[Dungeon Monkey] is an experiment more than anything else. Maybe it's performance art. I wanted to see what kind of a roguelike game could be programmed in exactly one week. This is what I managed to create, such as it is."
Dungeon Monkey's dungeons are non-persistant. It has no healing over time — the only way to heal is to use fountains that are hidden on each level. These features make it closer to a band than to a hacklike.
Versions and platforms
First (and last) version of Dungeon Monkey is v1.00, released on October 28, 2003. It is available for Windows, but the Free Pascal source code is included.