Difference between revisions of "Mac OS"

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== Roguelike games supporting Mac OS ==
== Roguelike games supporting Mac OS ==


This list represents both games that have been compiled natively to Mac OS X and games that were developed in Java and are therefore platform independent. The only Java based roguelikes on this list are the ones that have been tested explicitly on Mac OS X, but you can also browse the full list of [[Java Roguelikes]]. Be warned that in most Roguelikes, diagonal movement is essential. The absence of a numpad on the MacBook will generally make such movement impossible without some sort of external keyboard or numpad.
This list represents both games that have been compiled natively to Mac OS X and games that were developed in Java and are therefore platform independent. The only Java based roguelikes on this list are the ones that have been tested explicitly on Mac OS X, but you can also browse the full list of [[Java#Java_Roguelikes|Java Roguelikes]]. Be warned that in most Roguelikes, diagonal movement is essential. The absence of a numpad on the MacBook will generally make such movement impossible without some sort of external keyboard or numpad.


* [[CastlevaniaRL]]
* [[CastlevaniaRL]]
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* [[Gruesome]]
* [[Gruesome]]
* [[Legerdemain]]
* [[Legerdemain]]
* [[PlantForce_7DRL]]
* [[PlantForce_7DRL|PlantForce 7DRL]]

Revision as of 21:09, 22 October 2009

Graphical-interface developed early on by Apple Inc. for the Macintosh. Mac OS 9 was succeeded by the current Mac OS X.


See also other platforms.

Roguelike games supporting Mac OS

This list represents both games that have been compiled natively to Mac OS X and games that were developed in Java and are therefore platform independent. The only Java based roguelikes on this list are the ones that have been tested explicitly on Mac OS X, but you can also browse the full list of Java Roguelikes. Be warned that in most Roguelikes, diagonal movement is essential. The absence of a numpad on the MacBook will generally make such movement impossible without some sort of external keyboard or numpad.