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• List of roguelikes by name
  * [[Dawn of the Dead Roguelike]] * [[Heroic Age: the Roguelike]]
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• Early Uses
  ...e-historical-origin-of-the-roguelike-term/ On the Historical Origin of the Roguelike Term] focuses on the 1993 discussions, which lead to an "official" recognition of "roguelike" as a genre. However, it mentions that, in the 1993 discussions, Ron Asbest
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• Grog
  |site = https://www.roguelike.games/grog '''Grog''' is a [[roguelike]] directly inspired by the experience of playing the original [[Rogue]] on
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• The Veins of the Earth
  ...p, you will find many things familiar. Same if you played any AD&D-derived games (Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, Angband)... In true roguelike spirit.
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• Escape from Aeon
  |developer = [[Ghostknot Games]] |site = https://ghostknot-games.itch.io/
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• Time Systems
  Time systems are controllers built into a roguelike engine which handle the order of interaction of the actors inside the world ...izable), a certain amount of energy is restored to every actor every tick. Games such as [[Dwarf Fortress]] use this approach.
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• 3079
  3079 is a modern 3D game built on a roguelike foundation. It includes procedurally generated 3D terrain (similar to Minec 3079 has been released on [http://www.desura.com/games/3079 Desura] and [http://www.gamersgate.co.uk/DD-3079/3079-beta GamersGate]
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• Talk:Themes
  Please feel free to adopt one of these for your own roguelike project, Isn't it supposed to be a mine for ideas, not a classification of possible games? When you try to classify, you generalize and lose elements that are someti
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• The Wastes
  A roguelike where you roam through the procedurally generated wasteland of the ruined w ...2014 as a small project that was after very little work dropped, the other roguelike game Warsim was worked on in it's place and very little attention was given
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• 7DRL Challenge 2013
  ...[[Seven Day Roguelike Challenge]] invited developers to produce a complete roguelike game in seven short days. It was held for the 9th time between March 9th a ...elikedevelopment.org/index.php?title=7DRL Rules and FAQ] for the Seven Day Roguelike Challenge
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• Recommended reading
  Books for programming games. ...d NPCs. [[#Artificial Intelligence for Games|''Artificial Intelligence for Games'']] presents has a good overall view of this stuff.
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• Lost Labyrinth
  '''Lost Labyrinth''' is a [[coffeebreak roguelike]], designed to be played in 10 to 20 minutes. The more up-to-date enhanced * [[Stable games]]
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• LambdaRogue
  LambdaRogue: The Book of Stars is a complete roguelike role playing game, with unique features and story, distinct atmosphere and Coffeebreak Mode is a more typical roguelike experience, without story and quests, and a straightforward goal: Go down t
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• Complete Roguelike Tutorial, using python+libtcod, part 1
  This is part of a series of tutorials; the main page can be found [[Complete Roguelike Tutorial, using python+libtcod|here]]. .... In an ideal world, it should just run, and if you have recently updated games installed from Steam or perhaps even some modern applications, it should.
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• Roguelike Intelligence - Stateless AIs
  and since I'm interested in roguelike games, I thought I'd write # Minimaxing in application to roguelike domains
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• Recently Updated Roguelikes
  Roguelike games updated or released in the last 12 months. When adding a new game to this l {{Update | #ffffff | Hunger Games |http://www.astrolog.org/labyrnth/daedalus/hunger.htm| | {{Stable}} | Moder
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• Cogmind
  |developer = [http://www.gridsagegames.com Grid Sage Games] ([[Kyzrati]]) A science fiction-themed traditional roguelike in which you play a robot that builds itself from components found or salva
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• Developers
  This is an alphabetical list of roguelike '''developers''', ordered by last name when they've got one, or by nickname You can also find info about developers and their projects at [[The Roguelike World Map]]. See also: [[:Category:Developers]].
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• Compression
  Roguelike games often need to save data. Sometimes the data takes up a large amount of spac Sometimes all the invested energy doesn't really improve your roguelike. Compression is a trade-off between speed and storage space. (When you comp
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• AloneRL
  '''AloneRL''' is a roguelike by '''[[User:Koteko|Fabio Ticconi]]''' written in Java using [[AsciiPanel]] * World randomisation at startup, as well as saving and loading games
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