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• User talk:RogueGamer
  ...PDATE: I played some Super Crate Box. It reminded me why I favor roguelike games. It also made me feel like I could use some anger management. Still, fun ga ...ut a corrupted file on the download page. I'm also trying to get a genuine roguelike -- ASCII, abundant complexity, the whole works -- up and running. At least
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• The Hardest Dungeon
  The Hardest Dungeon is a roguelike-like action role playing game that is very focused on team management and s Most of the standard roguelike features apply, except there is team level on top of the hero based profici
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• Tetraworld
  Tetraworld is a Roguelike game set in a world where space has 4 dimensions instead of the usual 2 or [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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• Ali the Android
  |developer = Deen Games '''Ali the Android''' is a sci-fi roguelike/metroidvania that focuses on combat, unlocking new weapons, and collecting
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• Literal Roguelike
  ...ard to define and mostly unique to roguelikes, or as an interpretation of "roguelike" that is different from the usual ones, but surprisingly accurate. A literal roguelike is a game that ''literally plays like Rogue'', in terms of ''interface'', t
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• Aspects of playing
  There are four things we look for in the games we play. Every which the players can operate using their characters as proxies. Many games
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• Rule and Event Systems
  ...Programming in Interactive Fiction] Introduction to rule-based systems in games. ...lopment] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20150214122242/http://www.incursion-roguelike.org/TechPaper%20(Web%20Version).htm archived version]) Tech paper describin
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• Third dimension in an ASCII-based roguelike
  == Third dimension in an ASCII-based roguelike == should a roguelike map be only 2D? Of course this article considers only the
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• Fame
  ...rly known as '''Untitled''') is a classical, fantasy-themed, plot-oriented roguelike based on 32×32 graphical tiles (ASCII mode also implemented). ...ndow) with flexibility and complexity known from the most famous roguelike games
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• List of handheld roguelikes
  A '''handheld roguelike''' is a [[roguelike]] game for a small electronic device such as a cellphone, a video game syst Even a system capable of running Windows or Linux does not guarantee a good roguelike experience. The small screen and limited controls of most handhelds mean th
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• 91
  A non-traditional Roguelike in a modern setting. It has systems for dialog, shops, side-quests, and oth ...fessional programmer, web developer, and designer. He works on independent games in his free time. He can be contacted [http://startcontinue.com/community/c
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• The Choice of Java
  '''''"The Java Roguelike Development Guide"''''' It is fair to say that the vast majority of roguelike games are implemented in the C/C++ programming language. C/C++ are very common l
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• Articles
  * [[Roguelike Dev FAQ]] * [[How to Write a Roguelike in 15 Steps]]
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• 7DRL Challenge 2014
  ...[[Seven Day Roguelike Challenge]] invites developers to produce a complete roguelike game in seven short days. It was held 8th to 16th March. 132 challengers we ...munity blog for the 7DRL Challenge, with many screenshots and posts of the games involved.
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• Code design basics
  *Determining how items and monsters will be represented in saved games (and your infrastructure should handle saving and restoring easily and well ''Original version submitted to [[RGRD Wiki Project|rec.games.roguelike.development]] by Ray Dillinger''
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• Tracking by Scent and Sound
  have yet to see a roguelike game that exhibits intelligent and realistic And since I'm sure my roguelike is never going to see the light of day, I
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• Plains of Sedia
  ...is an integration of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD MUDs] and Roguelike games.
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• Michal Bielinski
  |games = [[BOSS]], [[PRIME]] He is reviewer for [[Temple of the Roguelike]].
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• Dungeon persistence
  In early roguelike games, the non-persistence of dungeons had more to do with memory limitations tha ...veloper since it requires the dungeon state to be loaded and saved between games and, very likely, every time the player moves from one level to the next.
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• Talk:News
  ...icated full-time "RL journalist" (like the guy who maintained the original Roguelike News site - that was a great site!) who does the work (yes, it's W-O-R-K). see also rec.games.roguelike.announce?
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