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  • Finding or Creating Sound and Music
    ==Free sound/music sources== * Any games that the sounds/music are designed specifically for,
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  • User:Nhydock
    |games = [[C:\raft]] ...tware and the classic shareware practices of the 90s. When I'm not making free minimalistic software, I'm making commercial minimalistic software.
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  • Browser
    == Roguelike games that can be played in a web browser == Roguelike games developed in [[JavaScript]], [[Java]] and [[PHP]] will generally run from a
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  • User:Spidi
    |projects = [https://magicitemtech.wordpress.com/games/ Magic Item Tech - Games] |games = [[I Am Overburdened]], more on my website
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  • Virtual Console OS
    |influences = Text Based Games |licensing = Open Source, Free to Use
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  • ThingRL
    ThingRL is a simple [[Coffeebreak roguelike]], available for free. It is written by one person, and is still being developed. [[Category:Roguelike games]]
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  • User:M/Main
    ...guelike]] genre, as well as a detailed [[Categories|directory of Roguelike games]]. ...y:roguelike development|Development]] · [[:category:roguelike games|Games]] · [[RogueBasin:Community Portal|Community]] · [[Roguelike L
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  • User:Crawldragon
    Please feel free to use my [[User_talk:Crawldragon|talk page]] if you'd like to get in touch ...games is also a good bit of fun for me, as it allows me to see how complex games were made for relatively simple systems.
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  • Pascal
    Implementations of Pascal used by roguelike games: * [[Free Pascal]]
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  • DeeperDown
    |licensing = [[free]] [[Category:free games]]
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  • BSD
    ...ogue]]''. Thus BSD enabled the spread of the entire [[roguelike]] genre of games. ...de. The last BSD distributions had not only Rogue, but two other roguelike games with sources: ''[[Hack]]'' and ''[[Larn]]''.
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  • User:Colonp/maintest
    * [[:Category:Roguelike_games|Games]] A Roguelike is usually described as a free turn-based computer game with a strong focus on intricate gameplay and repl
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  • User:Atrodo
    |games = [[Hordes of Tarshish]] I am a simple developer working on [[Hordes of Tarshish]] in my free time.
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  • Jakub Debski
    |projects = "Give me free time and I'll create the best roguelike" ;) |games = [[Roguedash]], [[Bomberogue]] and [[Xenocide]]
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  • LÖVE engine is a free, open source 2D game library for Lua programming language. ...er, but also, if the programmer gives the option, it is possible to create games that are a standalone executable with the LÖVE executable and the game its
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  • User:Foumart
    |games = [[Dungeon Screener]] 22 May 2016 - [[Dungeon Screener]] free browser rogue-lite game published on ArmorGames
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  • Template talk:Rgrd
    This template makes it easier to include links to google's free usenet section. http://groups.google.ca/group/rec.games.roguelike.development/browse_frm/thread/627fbb10d23a8549/029b10a94fda1490?q
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  • User:Icey/MainIdea
    * [[:Category:Roguelike_games|Games]] A Roguelike is usually described as a free turn-based computer game with a strong focus on intricate gameplay and repl
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  • User:Pucechan/MainIdea
    [[:Category:Roguelike_games|Games]] | A Roguelike is usually described as a free turn-based computer game with a strong focus on intricate gameplay and repl
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  • Shop
    Notable games using this approach: [[NetHack]], [[ADOM]], [[Crawl]] Notable games using this approach: [[Larn]], [[Angband]], [[DiabloRL]], [[Moria]], [[Guil
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  • 100LEVEL
    | licensing = [[Public domain]], [[Open Source|Free Software/Open Source]] | download = [http://zzo38computer.cjb.net/GAMES/100level.zip Download ZIP]
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  • Hunger Games
    {{game-stable| name = The Hunger Games |influences = [[NetHack]], The Hunger Games
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  • Help
    Roguebasin is a communal resource to document Roguelike Games and the community that surrounds them. Our goals are similar to those of W ...the [[:category:roguelike games|games pages]] and the [[list of roguelike games|lists]]
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  • Licensing
    ...lly, if the source code is available, the game is freeware. However, some games may license the art assets separately from the code. Thus, the code may ha ...you can play it, and must not share the game with others. Many commercial games provide demos, which conflates Commercial with Shareware. Often the (argua
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  • Witherwyn: Adventures in the Infinite Realm
    |licensing = Free for non-commercial use Witherwyn is the spiritual descendant of such great games as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_of_the_Winds Castle of the Winds] a
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  • Cellular Automata
    ...n.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diablo_(video_game) Diablo I]. On the other hand many games feature many of the mechanics of a Cellular Automata. There are several goo ...f copying all data and creating a new copy is not very practical for rogue games. A working method is to first mark every visible cell and then process each
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  • DDRogue
    |licensing = Free to download ...009 in the [http://cymonsgames.retroremakes.com/2009-7DRL-results/ Cymon's Games contest].
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  • User:Darwin
    |projects = [https://www.fsf.org/about/what-is-free-software Free/Libre Software (FL/S)] roguelike [http://slackbuilds.org/cgit/slackbuilds/l |games = none, but [http://slackbuilds.org/cgit/slackbuilds/log/?qt=author&q=David
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  • Digital field of view
    * Completely artifact free. ==What games use it?==
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  • Asylum Escape
    |developer = [[User:Sarronix|Dan McGrath/Tooth&Claw Games]] ...clawgames.tumblr.com/post/61163371054/asylum-escape-ver-1-0-is-now-out-for-free]].
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  • 3089
    ...D game built on a roguelike foundation, much like all of the previous 30x9 games. It includes procedurally generated smooth terrain, items, characters, weap * [http://3089game.wordpress.com/demo/ Free Demo]
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  • GearHead2
    |language = [[Free Pascal]] GearHead-2 is the sequel to [[GearHead]]. Both games are the creation of [[Joseph Hewitt]].
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  • Void Sanctum
    [[category: Roguelike games]] * [https://youtu.be/QvAPtXmcl2I?t=271 Jupi Plays Indie Games: ALL THE INDIE GAMES]
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  • Talk:Rogue
    ...em were available on the web, for a long time on a playable museum of asci games. Guy ran out of time for upkeep, I think, sometime in the early 2000's. T *Feel free to add new entries as needed! --[[User:Nolithius|Nolithius]] 14:29, 30 Nove
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  • The Dungeon
    ...rmal roguelike play styles. The tiles, art and sound are all from various free/public domain sources, with the RLTiles being a particularly strong source [[Category:Commercial games]]
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  • RogueBasin:Community Portal
    ...the [[:category:roguelike games|games pages]] and the [[list of roguelike games|lists]] - if you're a developer, consider updating your game's page, and ma
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  • Morf
    |licensing=Free to play [http://bigbadwofl.me/Games/Morf/ Play Here]
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  • Fun Factor
    '''A post from rec.games.roguelike.misc''' > pretty fun. I have even started a collection of the games, but I just
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  • DataQueen
    ...rection you attack in, but the directions change each round. You also have free movement on grid tiles, but enemies destroy these. Progression comes throug This games was made for the [[7DRL_Challenge_2014]].
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  • Chaosforge
    ...Poland. It was founded by [[Kornel Kisielewicz]], the maker of the popular free game [[DoomRL]]. The studio is now working on a high production value sci-f ...embraced the revival of X-COM and other turn-based or board-game inspired games. It features traditional, meaty roguelike mechanics but with a modern look
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  • A False Saint, An Honest Rogue
    [http://www.freeindiegam.es/2013/12/best-of-2013-roguelike-likes/ Free Indie Games (Best of 2013: Roguelike-likes)] ...apershotgun.com/2013/04/03/live-free-play-hard-the-weeks-finest-free-indie-games-23/ Rock Paper Shotgun]
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  • Permissive Field of View
    * May ruin play balance of current games. * [[Precise Permissive Field of View]] -- A fast and, in theory, artifact free variation.
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  • User:Portmanteur
    ...please contact me on [http://www.twitter.com/Portmanteur Twitter], or feel free to make an edit to this page (I am tracking changes to this page). I hope t ...hand at rolling my own (in the style of tactical role playing and strategy games that I like, of course)!
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  • Spelunky
    ...lana (a side-scroller platform adventure game), Spelunky is one of the few games that successfully puts Roguelike and Platformer genres together. * [http://www.spelunkyworld.com/original.html Free download for Windows] (version 1.1)
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  • RogueBox Adventures
    ...ee (as in freedom) graphical roguelike with strong influences from sandbox games like Minecraft or Terraria. ...the player some kind of roguelike toy-world. This world can be explored at free will and even be changed by the player.
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  • User:5v3nd0ttg
    |games = [[Plains of Sedia]], [[Pack-man]], [[ExploringTheBleak | Exploring The Bl American graphic designer, free-lance programmer, and writer.
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  • WebRaidMobile
    The big difference to other roguelike games is that, behind the scenes, everything that you encounter in Web Raid Mobil Also, a few things are done very differently to most games, on purpose: For example, low-level magic is as strong as high-level magic,
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  • Finding graphical tiles
    ...e development. Some tilesets are designed to work with specific roguelike games. * Any games that the tilesets are designed specifically for,
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  • Mana
    Mana is used in many games' [[Magic systems]] to pay for the cost of casting [[spell]]s. ...stead using mana as a universal magic [[currency]], you offer the player a free trade of any combination of his spells,
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  • Fatherhood
    This is largely a response to most games, such as POWDER, being * Combat free roguelike. All conflict is with the environment.
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