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|developer = Derek | |name = Spelunky | ||
|influences = | |developer = Derek Yu | ||
|theme = | |influences = Nethack | ||
|released = 2008 Dec 21 | |theme = [[Indiana Jones]] | ||
| | |released = 2008 Dec 21 | ||
|language = [[Game Maker language]] | |updated = 2010 | ||
|platforms = | |relver = 0.99.8 | ||
|licensing = [[Closed Source]] | |updver = 1.1 | ||
|features = Side-scrolling, slight humor | |language = [[Game Maker language]], [[XNA]] | ||
|interface = | |platforms = [[PC]], [[XBLA]] | ||
|length = | |licensing = [[Open Source]] (PC), [[Closed Source]] (XBLA) | ||
|site = http:// | |features = Side-scrolling, slight humor, mild violence | ||
|interface = [[Keyboard]] / [[gamepad]] (PC), [[XBox 360 gamepad]] (XBLA) | |||
|length = Short to medium | |||
|site = http://spelunkyworld.com/ | |||
}} | }} | ||
==Description== | |||
Most often described as a mix between [[ Nethack | Nethack ]] and La mulana (a side-scroller platform adventure game), Spelunky is one of the few games that successfully puts Roguelike and Platformer genres together. | Most often described as a mix between [[ Nethack | Nethack ]] and La mulana (a side-scroller platform adventure game), Spelunky is one of the few games that successfully puts Roguelike and Platformer genres together. | ||
==Gameplay== | |||
The main goal of the game is to get as much treasure as possible. This is usually found in the form of various things from chunks of gold and diamond, to rare and valuable artifacts. This treasure can then be used either to buy equipment or services at the various stores located throughout the levels or kept to get a nice spot on the high-score list. | The main goal of the game is to get as much treasure as possible. This is usually found in the form of various things from chunks of gold and diamond, to rare and valuable artifacts. This treasure can then be used either to buy equipment or services at the various stores located throughout the levels or kept to get a nice spot on the high-score list. | ||
On the hunt for treasure, one will encounter many perils in the forms of traps, monsters, and not-so-friendly terrain. Luckily, the Speleunker (you) can use many a handy tool. The two you will be using most will be ropes and bombs. Ropes will let you climb up to high ledges which are normally unreachable, while the bombs will let you blast through walls and enemies. | On the hunt for treasure, one will encounter many perils in the forms of traps, monsters, and not-so-friendly terrain. Luckily, the Speleunker (you) can use many a handy tool. The two you will be using most will be ropes and bombs. Ropes will let you climb up to high ledges which are normally unreachable, while the bombs will let you blast through walls and enemies. | ||
==XBLA Arcade Release== | |||
The Xbox 360 version was released via XBLA on July 4, 2012 in both North America and Europe to much critical acclaim. The updated version features updated graphics, new music, enemies, zones, items, and secrets. Derek Yu, the creator of Spelunky, interviewed with members of [[Roguelike Radio]] following its release. | |||
==Links== | |||
* [http://www.spelunkyworld.com Official page] | |||
* [http://www.spelunkyworld.com/original.html Free download for Windows] (version 1.1) | |||
* [http://tinysubversions.com/game/spelunky/ Free HTML5 version] (version 1.1) | |||
==Variants== | ==Variants== | ||
[[Tastes Like Spelunky]] | |||
[[Gates of Hell Spelunky]] | *[[Tastes Like Spelunky]] | ||
[[Everything Blows Up]] | **[[Tastes Like Spelunky Rock the Ate's]] | ||
[[Spelunky Overdose]] | **[[Tastes Like Booms]] | ||
[[Spelunky Unlimited]] | ***[[Tastes Like Ultra Booms]] | ||
[[Rainbow Dimensions]] | *[[Evil Death Spelunky]] | ||
**[[Gates of Hell Spelunky]] | |||
*[[Everything Blows Up]] | |||
*[[Spelunky Overdose]] | |||
*[[Spelunky Unlimited]] | |||
*[[Rainbow Dimensions]] | |||
*[[Reverse Spelunky]] | |||
*[[Spelunky Labyrinth]] | |||
*[[Spelunky Mage]] | |||
*[[Super Spelunky World]] | |||
[[Category:Roguelikelike]] | [[Category:Roguelikelike]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:35, 17 September 2016
| Spelunky | |
|---|---|
| Stable game | |
| Developer | Derek Yu |
| Theme | Indiana Jones |
| Influences | Nethack |
| Released | 2008 Dec 21 (0.99.8) |
| Updated | 2010 (1.1) |
| Licensing | Open Source (PC), Closed Source (XBLA) |
| P. Language | Game Maker language, XNA |
| Platforms | PC, XBLA |
| Interface | Keyboard / gamepad (PC), XBox 360 gamepad (XBLA) |
| Game Length | Short to medium |
| Official site of Spelunky | |
Description
Most often described as a mix between Nethack and La mulana (a side-scroller platform adventure game), Spelunky is one of the few games that successfully puts Roguelike and Platformer genres together.
Gameplay
The main goal of the game is to get as much treasure as possible. This is usually found in the form of various things from chunks of gold and diamond, to rare and valuable artifacts. This treasure can then be used either to buy equipment or services at the various stores located throughout the levels or kept to get a nice spot on the high-score list. On the hunt for treasure, one will encounter many perils in the forms of traps, monsters, and not-so-friendly terrain. Luckily, the Speleunker (you) can use many a handy tool. The two you will be using most will be ropes and bombs. Ropes will let you climb up to high ledges which are normally unreachable, while the bombs will let you blast through walls and enemies.
XBLA Arcade Release
The Xbox 360 version was released via XBLA on July 4, 2012 in both North America and Europe to much critical acclaim. The updated version features updated graphics, new music, enemies, zones, items, and secrets. Derek Yu, the creator of Spelunky, interviewed with members of Roguelike Radio following its release.
Links
- Official page
- Free download for Windows (version 1.1)
- Free HTML5 version (version 1.1)