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• Literal Roguelike
  ...s of ''interface'', that is, the way the map is displayed, and the way the game is controlled. Other genres defined by interface include platformer and fir ...concept such as this only by reading. Typically, a literal roguelike is a game where you move your character in turns on a grid of tiles, which can be emp
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• Gore
  Gore as a [[theme]] for a roguelike game is not impossible. Although the best effect would be achieved using [[graph So you want to make a game with elements of gore, huh? Well, go to your local Video Renting place and
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• Thoughts on Combat Models
  ...scuss the pros and cons for each (which can be listed below). Some of the ideas came from [http://gmc.yoyogames.com/index.php?showtopic=293496 this discuss ...it assumes an additional stat: maxATK, which would likely be global to the game.
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• Magic Tower
  [[Category:Game ideas]]
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• Zombie survival RL
  ...s probably because of hardware limitation to create a real zombie-survival game on the cutting edge that mainstream games require; maybe there's not enough ...e management, the tactical combat style, to mention a few, are ideal for a game about surviving a zombie-plague.
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• An elegant time-management system for roguelikes
  ...events. For example, it is readily possible to use the time-manager for in-game day/year tracking, hunger escalation, enchantment duration, etc This encapsulates the main game loop - it continues until the "done" variable is set - for example by a "Q"
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• Rank RLs you have played a lot
  # [[Rogue]] - special mention - great fun game, but not much variety ...it really may be a decent game, but I just can't swallow e.g. the ID mini-game. There also seems to be a lot of ways to do things that resemble playing, b
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• POWDER/A guide to familiars
  not going to discuss the early game - collection and least from the mid-game on, so try not to get him too angry.
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• Variety in NPC behavior
  Ideas for various NPC behaviors, compiled from [http://groups.google.com/group/re I think the most basic monster behavior that changes the rules of 
game when that monster appears on the level is collecting items. There 
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• Themes
  * Solo infiltration mission into a Nazi held castle (I think some game may have used this premise before :-) Some of these ideas can be combined, others are obviously incompatible.
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• Roguelike Magazine Issue 2
  ...view. The reviews could of course contain the version number of the tested game, but critical reviews might produce negative effects on games which already After the game has told you about your quest, it asks you to enter a handle, i.e. a name f
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• Roguelike Dev FAQ
  [[Rogue]] is a text-based game made in the 1970s that started it all. You explored a dungeon, gathering it ...of games that don't belong into any one genre. Purists may argue that any game that is graphical and real-time (as opposed to turn-based) cannot be a rogu
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• A Python 3 and 2 Pathfinder with Pygame Example
  ...an't be pathed through, and the values can be whatever you want (with good ideas being the character representation of the tile or a Pygame surface with the ...and have one or more processes dedicated to calculating paths while you're game's main process continues on with other work until paths are calculated. Use
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