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User:Phillips123

2010-09-08T21:52:00Z

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User:Phillips123

2010-09-08T21:51:28Z

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Nathaniel Inman

2010-09-08T16:45:50Z

Redirect my name to my user profile to merge files

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-	~~== Medals ==~~	+	#REDIRECT [[User:5v3nd0ttg]]
-	~~http~~:~~//www.roguetemple.com/medals/Medal_7DRL_2010_s.png~~	+

User talk:5v3nd0ttg

2010-09-08T16:43:49Z

Redirected page to User:5v3nd0ttg

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#REDIRECT [[User:5v3nd0ttg]]

User:5v3nd0ttg

2010-09-08T16:38:29Z

Fixed all missing links on my profile

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	\|alias = Nathaniel Inman		\|alias = Nathaniel Inman
	\|nationality = American		\|nationality = American
-	\|languages = [[Cpp\|C++]],[[Csharp\|C#]],[~~[VisualBasic\|~~VB.NET]]	+	\|languages = [[Cpp\|C++]],[[Csharp\|C#]],[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VB.NET VB.NET]
	\|site = http://www.plos.isgreat.org		\|site = http://www.plos.isgreat.org
-	\|games = [[Plains of Sedia]], [[Pack-man]]	+	\|games = [[Plains of Sedia]], [http://www.plos.isgreat.org/Pack-man.html Pack-man 7DRL], [http://www.plos.isgreat.org/ExploringTheBleak.html Exploring The Bleak]
	\|projects =		\|projects =
	}}		}}
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	== Completed Roguelikes ==		== Completed Roguelikes ==

-	[[Pack-man\| Pack-man 7DRL]]	+	[http://www.plos.isgreat.org/Pack-man.html Pack-man 7DRL]
		+
		+	[http://www.plos.isgreat.org/ExploringTheBleak.html Exploring The Bleak]

	== Medals ==		== Medals ==

	http://www.roguetemple.com/medals/Medal_7DRL_2010_s.png		http://www.roguetemple.com/medals/Medal_7DRL_2010_s.png

2010 ARRP

2010-09-08T14:12:20Z

Announced roguelikes: - Announcing my two projects for ARRP

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	* [[The cave - <strike>Chapter I (tutorial part)</strike> Walking @]] by jice		* [[The cave - <strike>Chapter I (tutorial part)</strike> Walking @]] by jice
	* [[Kharne]] by Dave Moore		* [[Kharne]] by Dave Moore
		+	* [[Exploring The Bleak]], Release Candidate by [[User:5v3nd0ttg\|Nathaniel Inman]]
		+	* [[Plains of Sedia]], Alpha Candidate by [[User:5v3nd0ttg\|Nathaniel Inman]]

	(still unnamed roguelikes)		(still unnamed roguelikes)

The annual roguelike release party

2010-09-08T13:50:28Z

FAQ:

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	* Can I release a game that has already been released?		* Can I release a game that has already been released?
	Of course. The annual roguelike release party is about increasing the amount of roguelikes and improving the overall quality. You're strongly encouraged to upgrade your existing roguelikes at this occasion.		Of course. The annual roguelike release party is about increasing the amount of roguelikes and improving the overall quality. You're strongly encouraged to upgrade your existing roguelikes at this occasion.
		+
		+	* Are there any requirements to participate ?
		+	Nope. Any release is worth on ARRP day. An early walking @ prototype (if you follow release early and often philosophy), a small patch to your already released game, a new major version or your 10 years old genroguelike. The point is to give you a motivation boost with a hard deadline and more exposition by joining a big, annual event.

	== Event list ==		== Event list ==

	[[2010 ARRP]]		[[2010 ARRP]]

Fall From Heaven

2010-09-08T13:26:49Z

Features:

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	== Features ==		== Features ==
	* bodypart system. Creatures have hands, legs, heads e.t.c. Damaging them cause different results. (Internal organs planed in future versions).		* bodypart system. Creatures have hands, legs, heads e.t.c. Damaging them cause different results. (Internal organs planed in future versions).
-	* Closed source, but free mod. Game is planed to be easily moded without changing of source code.	+	* Closed source, but free mod. Game is planed to be easily moded without changing the source code.
	* Unstable mana. Spellcaster doesn’t use his own mana reserves, but focus existing raw power.		* Unstable mana. Spellcaster doesn’t use his own mana reserves, but focus existing raw power.
	* Mana affinity. Erebus is highly magical world, you would be affected by mana, even if you are magicless fighter.		* Mana affinity. Erebus is highly magical world, you would be affected by mana, even if you are magicless fighter.

Fall From Heaven

2010-09-08T11:59:27Z

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	{{game-alpha\| name = Fall From Heaven the Roguelike		{{game-alpha\| name = Fall From Heaven the Roguelike
-	\|developer = [[User:Jolly Roger]]	+	\|developer = [[User:Jolly Roger\|Jolly Roger]]
	\|theme = Fantasy		\|theme = Fantasy
	\|influences =		\|influences =

Fall From Heaven

2010-09-08T10:59:15Z

Features: what?

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	''Author has announced this to be part of the 2010 ARRP lineup.''		''Author has announced this to be part of the 2010 ARRP lineup.''
		+	== Download ==
		+	[http://rlgclub.ru/forum/download/file.php?id=319 Link to v. 0.0.4c]
		+
	== Description ==		== Description ==
	'''Fall From Heaven the roguelike''' based on dark fantasy mod for Civilization IV, Fall From Heaven.		'''Fall From Heaven the roguelike''' based on dark fantasy mod for Civilization IV, Fall From Heaven.
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	== Features ==		== Features ==
-	* bodypart system. Creatures have hands, legs, heads e.t.c. Damaging them cause different results. (Internal organs planed in future ~~language~~).	+	* bodypart system. Creatures have hands, legs, heads e.t.c. Damaging them cause different results. (Internal organs planed in future versions).
	* Closed source, but free mod. Game is planed to be easily moded without changing of source code.		* Closed source, but free mod. Game is planed to be easily moded without changing of source code.
	* Unstable mana. Spellcaster doesn’t use his own mana reserves, but focus existing raw power.		* Unstable mana. Spellcaster doesn’t use his own mana reserves, but focus existing raw power.
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	== Modification ==		== Modification ==
		+	=== Font changing ===
		+	You can change font, used in the game.<br/>
		+	<br/>
		+	Open Config.cfg file and put the name of new font here:
		+	FONT:Graph\font_Default.bmp; <br/>
		+	<br/>
		+	Also, change size of single symbol in pixels.<br/>
		+	FONT_FILE_CHAR_SIZE_X:10; <br/>
		+	FONT_FILE_CHAR_SIZE_Y:12; <br/>


-	== ~~Download~~ ==	+	=== Sprite size auto-detection ===
-	~~[http~~://~~rlgclub~~.ru/~~forum~~/~~download~~/file.~~php?id=319 Link to v~~. 0.0.4c]	+	Check files X_TABLE.txt and Y_TABLE.txt in <br/>
		+	folder Graph\
		+	you will see there something like this: <br/>
		+	RES:600; <br/>
		+	SIZE:10; <br/>
		+	RES:700; <br/>
		+	SIZE:12; <br/>
		+	Game checks number in RES line, if current resolution higher then this number, game reads next line, if not, game uses last selected size (default 10). <br/>
		+	When game meets SIZE line, it sets this number as last selected size. It looks easy and allows setting sprite size for almost every resolution.
		+
		+	=== New sprites ===
		+	Every used sprite has its own name in the game. <br/>
		+	For example we have bmp file in Graph\ folder named Sprites.bmp. <br/>
		+	In folder Res\Graph\ we have file Sprites.txt. This file holds description for every sprite used in the game, It looks like this: <br/>
		+	<br/>
		+	FILE:Sprites; <br/>
		+	SIZE_X:32; <br/>
		+	SIZE_Y:32; <br/>
		+	<br/>
		+	[BIG_GOBLIN][1][1] <br/>
		+	[SMALL_GOBLIN][1][2] <br/>
		+	[SWORD_BIG][1][3] <br/>
		+	<br/>
		+
		+	FILE – means filename of bmp file in graph\ folder.
		+	SIZE_X and SIZE_Y, as you can understand, size of single sprite in pixels.
		+	Then follows lines when we link name and sprite.
		+	[SWORD_BIG][1][3] <br/>
		+	SWORD_BIG is name of sprite, I think, it must be some sword or something like this, and numbers 1 and 3 means it absolute coordinates in the grid of sprites in file. (Note first number is 1, not 0). <br/>
		+	So, then, when we linked name to special part in bmp file, we can use it in item or creature description.
		+
		+	=== Item and Creature modding ===

Talk:Recently Updated Roguelikes

2010-09-08T09:40:07Z

Older than 12 months:

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	\| style="float:left" \| [[Get Out!!]] [http://code.google.com/p/getout/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{stable}} \|\| align="left" \| Modern \|\| align="right" \| Dec 3 2008 \|\| align="right" \| 1 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[C]]		\| style="float:left" \| [[Get Out!!]] [http://code.google.com/p/getout/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{stable}} \|\| align="left" \| Modern \|\| align="right" \| Dec 3 2008 \|\| align="right" \| 1 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[C]]
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-	\| style="float:left" \| [[Frozen Depths]] [http://koti.mbnet.fi/frozend/mainf.php] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{stable}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy \|\| align="right" \| Jun 27 2008 \|\| align="right" \| 1.03 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[Cpp \| C++]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="float:left" \| [[CryptRover]] [http://code.google.com/p/cryptrover/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{7DRL}} \|\| align="left" \| Modern,7 \|\| align="right" \| Jul 1 2008 \|\| align="right" \| 1.1 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[C]]		\| style="float:left" \| [[CryptRover]] [http://code.google.com/p/cryptrover/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{7DRL}} \|\| align="left" \| Modern,7 \|\| align="right" \| Jul 1 2008 \|\| align="right" \| 1.1 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[C]]

User:Jolly Roger

2010-09-08T06:37:14Z

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-	~~FFH~~	+	[[Fall From Heaven]].

Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup

2010-09-07T23:17:58Z

version bump, not GPL

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	\|theme = Fantasy		\|theme = Fantasy
	\|released = 2006 Sep 20		\|released = 2006 Sep 20
-	\|updated = 2010 ~~Mar 27~~ (0.6.0)	+	\|updated = 2010 Jul 24 (0.7.1)
	\|language = [[Cpp\|C++]]		\|language = [[Cpp\|C++]]
	\|platforms = [[Linux]], [[Windows]], [[Mac OS\|Mac]],<br/>Source		\|platforms = [[Linux]], [[Windows]], [[Mac OS\|Mac]],<br/>Source
-	\|licensing = ~~[[Freeware]],<br/>~~[[Open Source]] ~~([[GPL]])~~	+	\|licensing = [[Open Source]]
	\|interface = [[ASCII]] or graphical		\|interface = [[ASCII]] or graphical
	\|site = http://crawl.develz.org/		\|site = http://crawl.develz.org/
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	* Integrated popular patches for original Crawl.		* Integrated popular patches for original Crawl.
	* Lua support.		* Lua support.
-	* New dungeon branches: Shoals ~~(as of 0.5.2)~~, various portal vaults, ...	+	* New dungeon branches: Shoals, various portal vaults, ...
	* New items: more weapons (lajatang, longbow, ...), more missiles (javelins, curare-tipped needles, ...) and miscellaneous consumables (scroll of Holy Word, potion of blood, ...).		* New items: more weapons (lajatang, longbow, ...), more missiles (javelins, curare-tipped needles, ...) and miscellaneous consumables (scroll of Holy Word, potion of blood, ...).
	* New monsters: Draconians.		* New monsters: Draconians.
	* New species: Vampire, Deep Dwarf.		* New species: Vampire, Deep Dwarf.
-	* Gods changed and more added: Lugonu, Beogh, Jiyva, Cheibriados, Fedhas. ~~(The latter three only in dev-versions (as of 0.5.2))~~	+	* Gods changed and more added: Lugonu, Beogh, Jiyva, Cheibriados, Fedhas.
	* Graphical interface (SDL) now supported and known as the "Tiles" version.		* Graphical interface (SDL) now supported and known as the "Tiles" version.

User:Flowsnake

2010-09-07T23:10:16Z

New user account

New page

User:Mongrol

2010-09-07T22:24:41Z

New user account

New page

Info Files

2010-09-07T21:58:12Z

Implementations:

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	# It should be relatively compact. Note that this priority is in opposition to the first two (for example, it would be far more compact to disallow comments, have referential constructs with data inheritance to prevent redundant data, etc., but the first violates rule 1 and the second violates rule 2). When in doubt, the first two are more important. This is text, after all, and won't take too much space no matter how space-inefficient your format: for example, the standard Angband monsters file (which is reasonably compact, but not too much) has over 400 creatures in it, and still takes less than 40k!		# It should be relatively compact. Note that this priority is in opposition to the first two (for example, it would be far more compact to disallow comments, have referential constructs with data inheritance to prevent redundant data, etc., but the first violates rule 1 and the second violates rule 2). When in doubt, the first two are more important. This is text, after all, and won't take too much space no matter how space-inefficient your format: for example, the standard Angband monsters file (which is reasonably compact, but not too much) has over 400 creatures in it, and still takes less than 40k!

-	Here is a simple example of a format. In our game, let's say that the ~~three~~	+	Here is a simple example of a format. In our game, let's say that the two
	things that are file-configurable are items and monsters. You could		things that are file-configurable are items and monsters. You could
	actually configure many more things than this, for instance:		actually configure many more things than this, for instance:
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	==Implementations==		==Implementations==
	The following roguelikes make use of info files in some form:		The following roguelikes make use of info files in some form:
		+
		+	Angband

	[[Category:Articles]]		[[Category:Articles]]

Dweller

2010-09-07T19:33:54Z

Todo list:

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	Items		Items
	* Other lightsources (fires, torches)		* Other lightsources (fires, torches)
		+	* More items for the ranger (bows, crossbows, arrows etc)

	Spells		Spells
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	* Add Facebook support (post Dweller highscores to a users FB page, when finding an artifact weapon and so on		* Add Facebook support (post Dweller highscores to a users FB page, when finding an artifact weapon and so on
	* Char dump to SMS/Mail/Webpage/Social Media Site		* Char dump to SMS/Mail/Webpage/Social Media Site
		+
		+	Performance
		+	* Screen flickers on some handsets due to too frequent redraws of too much of the screen (ex. Nokia N97Mini)

Fall From Heaven

2010-09-07T19:31:35Z

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	Smaller sprite size would give bigger screen and so on, combine and find most comfortable combination.		Smaller sprite size would give bigger screen and so on, combine and find most comfortable combination.
	<br/>		<br/>
		+
		+	== How to Play ==
		+
		+	== Modification ==
		+

	== Download ==		== Download ==
	[http://rlgclub.ru/forum/download/file.php?id=319 Link to v. 0.0.4c]		[http://rlgclub.ru/forum/download/file.php?id=319 Link to v. 0.0.4c]

Dweller

2010-09-07T19:31:23Z

Todo list:

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	* New map elements: Altar (sacrifice items to gain favors), Teleporter, Fountain (healing, antidote, mutation, poison)		* New map elements: Altar (sacrifice items to gain favors), Teleporter, Fountain (healing, antidote, mutation, poison)
	* Minimap		* Minimap
-	* Evaluate Fog of War monster "ghosts" - remove monsters and keep only items?

	Merchant		Merchant
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	Gameplay		Gameplay
-	* Investigate if a Rest command should be added (regain HP with the risk of monsters ambushing)
	* Possibly add difficulty levels (Easy, Normal, Hard). Maybe prevent use of stairs up on Hard or something? No starting inventory? Separate highscore tables (or a single one with a score bonus depending on difficulty).		* Possibly add difficulty levels (Easy, Normal, Hard). Maybe prevent use of stairs up on Hard or something? No starting inventory? Separate highscore tables (or a single one with a score bonus depending on difficulty).

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	* Add Facebook support (post Dweller highscores to a users FB page, when finding an artifact weapon and so on		* Add Facebook support (post Dweller highscores to a users FB page, when finding an artifact weapon and so on
	* Char dump to SMS/Mail/Webpage/Social Media Site		* Char dump to SMS/Mail/Webpage/Social Media Site
		+

	SUGGESTIONS AND IDEAS THAT HAVE BEEN DISCARDED		SUGGESTIONS AND IDEAS THAT HAVE BEEN DISCARDED
	* Place stairs further apart. Note: There is nothing wrong with having stairs close. The player does not need to be forced to explore the whole dungeon as it in many aspects already is a necessity to survive and gear up before going deeper.		* Place stairs further apart. Note: There is nothing wrong with having stairs close. The player does not need to be forced to explore the whole dungeon as it in many aspects already is a necessity to survive and gear up before going deeper.
		+	* Investigate if a Rest command should be added (regain HP with the risk of monsters ambushing). Note: There is no real need for this anymore as you have the merchant on the first level to buy healing potions from. Even with the risk of being ambushed when resting it would make the game too easy.

	== Change log ==		== Change log ==
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	NEW Added action buttons on the map UI for touchscreen devices to simplify targeting and menu access		NEW Added action buttons on the map UI for touchscreen devices to simplify targeting and menu access
	NEW Removed the statusbar at the bottom of the map UI and added proper unit frames for the player and the current target		NEW Removed the statusbar at the bottom of the map UI and added proper unit frames for the player and the current target
		+	CHANGE The merchant's inventory should get pruned and updated in a better way
		+	CHANGE Fog of war ghosts of monsters have been removed. They were more of a nuisance than a help.
	FIX Potions can no longer become enchanted by the world generator when generated from a predefined spawn point		FIX Potions can no longer become enchanted by the world generator when generated from a predefined spawn point
	FIX Saved games are no longer deleted when loaded at startup. The save game is kept until the game is ended to reduce the risk of losing a game to an application crash		FIX Saved games are no longer deleted when loaded at startup. The save game is kept until the game is ended to reduce the risk of losing a game to an application crash

Fall From Heaven

2010-09-07T18:50:30Z

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	\|released = 2010 Jun 15		\|released = 2010 Jun 15
-	\|updated = 2010 ~~Aug 02~~ (0.0.4b)	+	\|updated = 2010 Sept 07 (0.0.4c)
-	\|licensing = [[Freeware]]	+	\|licensing = [[Closed Source]], [[Freeware]]
	\|language = [[Delphi]]		\|language = [[Delphi]]
	\|platforms = [[Windows]]		\|platforms = [[Windows]]
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		+	''Author has announced this to be part of the 2010 ARRP lineup.''
	== Description ==		== Description ==
	'''Fall From Heaven the roguelike''' based on dark fantasy mod for Civilization IV, Fall From Heaven.		'''Fall From Heaven the roguelike''' based on dark fantasy mod for Civilization IV, Fall From Heaven.

-	It is still on early stage of developments, so there isn`t lot of things from FFH universe, even It has not got Its own shape, so It is one more wannabe roguelike.	+	It is still on early stage of developments, so there isn`t lot of things from FFH universe, even It has not got Its own shape, so It is one more wannabe roguelike.<br/>
	Weapons, weight, money etc needs balancing. Ranged weapons and magic had been turned off from this release, because of lurking bugs.		Weapons, weight, money etc needs balancing. Ranged weapons and magic had been turned off from this release, because of lurking bugs.
		+
		+	== Features ==
		+	* bodypart system. Creatures have hands, legs, heads e.t.c. Damaging them cause different results. (Internal organs planed in future language).
		+	* Closed source, but free mod. Game is planed to be easily moded without changing of source code.
		+	* Unstable mana. Spellcaster doesn’t use his own mana reserves, but focus existing raw power.
		+	* Mana affinity. Erebus is highly magical world, you would be affected by mana, even if you are magicless fighter.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	FFH using directX, so it works only with windows, as you can understand.		FFH using directX, so it works only with windows, as you can understand.
-	~~Before launching the game, you must set screen resolution and sprite size in config.cfg file.~~

-	Resolution configuration looks this way~~, I think, rather easy~~:	+	Game would automatically detect resolution and sprite size.
-	SCRX:1024;	+	If you wouldn't be satisfied by results, you can set it manually in ''config.cfg'' file.
-	SCRY:768;	+	<br/><br/>
-		+	Resolution configuration looks this way:<br/>
-	Sprite config is a bit more come complicate, but allow you to tweak game screen as you like.	+	SCRX:1024;<br/>
-	It looks like this	+	SCRY:768;<br/>
-	GRID_UNIT_SIZE_X:26;	+	<br/>
-	GRID_UNIT_SIZE_Y:28;	+	Sprite config is a bit more come complicate, but allow you to tweak game screen as you like.<br/>
-	For example, If you set resolution to 1024x768 and sprite size to 26x28, you would have:	+	It looks like this<br/>
-	1024/26 = 39 sprites on X line and 768x26 = 27 on Y.	+	GRID_UNIT_SIZE_X:26;<br/>
		+	GRID_UNIT_SIZE_Y:28;<br/>
		+	For example, If you set resolution to 1024x768 and sprite size to 26x28, you would have:<br/>
		+	1024/26 = 39 sprites on X line and 768x26 = 27 on Y.<br/>
	Smaller sprite size would give bigger screen and so on, combine and find most comfortable combination.		Smaller sprite size would give bigger screen and so on, combine and find most comfortable combination.
		+	<br/>

-	~~''Author has announced this to be part of the 2010 ARRP lineup.''~~	+	== Download ==
-		+	[http://rlgclub.ru/forum/download/file.php?id=319 Link to v. 0.0.4c]
-		+
-	[http://~~www~~.~~roguetemple.com~~/~~forums~~/~~index~~.php?~~topic~~=~~1286.0~~ Link to ~~Rogue Temple forum topic~~.]	+

Angband

2010-09-06T20:47:51Z

updated the license section: Angband is now GPL.

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	== Licensing ==		== Licensing ==
		+	The current version of Angband is licensed under the Gnu General Public License. Previous versions were licensed under the traditional Angband license, but Andi Sidwell and Robert Ruhlmann, after a lot of work, eventually tracked down all the previous developers and contributors and got their permission to relicense the code.
		+
	The traditional Angband license is as follows:		The traditional Angband license is as follows:

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	:This software may be copied and distributed for educational, research, and not for profit purposes provided that this copyright and statement are included in all such copies. Other copyrights may also apply.		:This software may be copied and distributed for educational, research, and not for profit purposes provided that this copyright and statement are included in all such copies. Other copyrights may also apply.

-	This license ~~places~~ Angband squarely out of the realm of "open source" or "free software", as the license was first written before such concepts had become widespread. As a result, there ~~are~~ issues with Angband being placed in Linux distributions, or being hosted on sites such as SourceForge or Google Code. Additionally, there is another Angband license in the source code (in 'angband.h'):	+	This license placed Angband squarely out of the realm of "open source" or "free software", as the license was first written before such concepts had become widespread. As a result, there were issues with Angband being placed in Linux distributions, or being hosted on sites such as SourceForge or Google Code. Additionally, there is another Angband license in the source code (in 'angband.h'):

	:ANGBAND may be copied and modified freely as long as the above credits are retained. No one who-so-ever may sell or market this software in any form without the expressed written consent of the author Robert Alan Koeneke.		:ANGBAND may be copied and modified freely as long as the above credits are retained. No one who-so-ever may sell or market this software in any form without the expressed written consent of the author Robert Alan Koeneke.

-	To help alleviate the haziness around licensing of Angband and its variants, Robert Ruhlmann started the "Angband OpenSource Initiative" whose aim was to have a Angband distributable under the GNU GPL. To become a reality, this ~~would require~~ that everyone whose code is in Angband ~~give~~ their permission for their code to be placed under the GPL. ~~For those who did not agree, or are unable~~ to ~~be contacted~~, ~~this would require removing or rewriting their code.~~	+	To help alleviate the haziness around the licensing of Angband and its variants, Robert Ruhlmann started the "Angband OpenSource Initiative" whose aim was to have a Angband distributable under the GNU GPL. To become a reality, this required that everyone whose code is in Angband gave their permission for their code to be placed under the GPL. It took a long time to do and many believed that eventual success was unlikely, but that success has occurred, and now Angband is available under the GPL.
-		+
-	~~Notable developers who have allowed their code to be dual-licensed include Jim Wilson, the UMoria author~~, and ~~Robert Koeneke, author of VMS Moria.~~	+
-		+
-	~~For more information see~~ the Robert Ruhlmann's [http://www.thangorodrim.net/development/opensource.html original page]. Note that the list of names there is not up-to-date; for current list of names and status updates, see [http://rephial.org/wiki/OpenSource Andrew Sidwell's list].	+

	==See also==		==See also==

2010 ARRP

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-	* [[AarrrRL]] by [[User:Fisticuffs\|Heroic Fisticuffs]]	+	* <strike>[[AarrrRL]]</strike> by [[User:Fisticuffs\|Heroic Fisticuffs]]
	* [[CrashRun]] by Dana		* [[CrashRun]] by Dana
	* [[Demonhunt]] by [[Fobbah]]		* [[Demonhunt]] by [[Fobbah]]

Ncursesw

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'''Ncursesw'''

The version of the popular [[ncurses]] library that handles wide characters, or [[Unicode]], is surprisingly difficult to get working with C programs. This article is intended to be a checklist for developers so that they can effectively use the library.

As with most development articles, This will be a bit too specific in terms of platform. This article was written with respect to a Linux development platform running Debian Linux. To the extent that your platform is different, there are likely to be important things I don't know about getting development with this library working.

First, you have to be using a UTF-8 locale (Mine is en_US.UTF-8; I imagine others will have different choices). Type 'locale' at a shell prompt to be sure.

Second, you have to have a term program that can display non-ASCII
characters. Most of them can handle that these days, but there are still a few holdouts. Terminal and Konsole, popular term programs on Linux, are both good.

Third, you have to use a console font which contains glyphs for the
non-ASCII characters that you use. Again, most default console fonts
can handle that these days, but it's still another gotcha, and if you
routinely pick some random blambot font to use on the console you're
likely to miss out.

Try typing a non-ASCII character at the console prompt just to make sure you see it. If you don't know how to type non-ASCII characters from the keyboard, that's beyond the scope of what's covered here and you'll need to go and read some documentation and possibly set some keyboard preferences. Anyway, if you see it, then you've got the first, second, and third things covered.

Fourth, you have to have ncurses configured to deal with wide characters. For most linux distributions, that means:

A: Your ncurses distribution is based on version 5.4 or later
(mine is 5.7) but *NOT* on version 11. I have no idea where
version 11 came from, but it's definitely a fork based on
a pre-5.4 ncurses version, and hasn't got the Unicode
extensions.

B: You have the 'ncursesw' versions, which are configured for
wide characters. How this works depends on your distribution,
but for Debian, you have to get both the 'ncursesw' package
to run ncurses programs that use wide characters and the
'ncursesw-dev' package to compile them.

Fifth, your program has to call "setlocale" immediately after it starts up, before it starts curses or does any I/O. If it doesn't call setlocale, your program will remain in the 'C' locale, which assumes that the terminal cannot display any characters outside the ASCII set. If you do any input or output, or start curses before calling setlocale, you will force your runtime to commit to some settings before it knows the locale, and then setlocale won't have all of the desired effects. Your program is likely to print ASCII transliterations for characters outside the ASCII range if this happens.

Sixth, you have to #define _X_OPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED in your source
before any library #include statements. The wide character curses
functions are part of a standard called the XOPEN standard, and
preprocessing conditionals check this symbol to see whether your
program expects to use that standard. If this symbol is found, then macroexpansion will configure the headers you include to actually have definitions for the documented wide-character functions. It's not just the 'ncursesw' header that depends on it; you will get bugs and linking problems with other libraries if you have this symbol defined for some includes but not others, so it's very important to put it before ALL include statements.

Unfortunately, it's not mentioned in the man pages of any of the
functions that won't link if you don't do it. You have to hunt through
a bunch of not-very-related man pages before you find the only page that mentions it.

Seventh, you have to refer to the ncursesw header file relative to some spot on your library path. This can be subtle, because the header files in question have the same names as the standard ncurses header files, so they won't go in the same place. And of course the man pages are helpful enough to tell you that name but not helpful enough to tell you *WHICH* file by that name you need to use. My library path is basically /usr/include/ . The headers for wide ncurses all went into a directory in that folder named ncursesw. So instead of saying #include <ncurses.h> as the man pages say, I had to say #include <ncursesw/ncurses.h>. The former refers to the "regular" ncurses.h which doesn't have the wide-character functions and the latter refers to the wide-character versions.

Eighth, you have to use the -lncursesw compiler option (as opposed to
the -lncurses option) when you're linking your executable.

Once you cover these eight points, you should be able to develop a roguelike game in C with Unicode characters using the ncursesw library.

Unicode

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Reduced coverage of well-known technical details and increased roguelike relevance.

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-	'''Unicode''' is ~~the international~~ character encoding standard~~. A character encoding assigns each character (a letter~~, ~~a glyph, or some other symbol)~~ to ~~a code point (a number)~~. ~~For example~~, ~~the character "A" would be mapped to the code point 65, while the symbol for Yen, "¥", would be mapped to code point 157. These code points~~ are ~~stored (in memory or on disk) as a sequence~~ of ~~bits~~.	+	'''Unicode''' is a character encoding standard, similar in spirit to [[ASCII]] but encoding vastly more characters. Whereas there are only 94 printable ASCII characters, there are literally hundreds of thousands of printable Unicode characters.

-	~~== History~~ of ~~character encodings ==~~	+	Roguelike games are historically console-based games that use characters to represent monsters, treasures, and maps. While some developers now prefer to use graphical [[tiles]] instead, Unicode allows roguelike games that use characters to represent things a much greater variety of visual representations.

-	~~[[ASCII]]~~ is a character ~~encoding~~ which ~~was introduced in 1963~~. ~~Before~~ ASCII, ~~few computers would agree on what bit patterns constituted~~, ~~for example~~, ~~the letter 'A~~'. ~~ASCII reserves 128 (2^7) code points (half of one byte):~~	+	Unicode is derived from a host of earlier character standards, each of which added some characters to the ASCII set, but most of which added no more than 128 additional characters. While ASCII with its 94 printable characters was a reasonable way to represent English text, These ISO standards, each of which was ASCII plus some selected characters, were a reasonably complete way to encode one, two, or a few additional languages each. But it wouldn't work if you took the ISO encoding that handled, say, Arabic characters and tried to use it to represent German text, which requires Roman characters with accents.

-	~~<pre>~~	+	The trouble with these extensions was that there were so many to choose from. While the 100th character (which was encoded by ASCII) was always the same from computer to computer, the 200th character (which was encoded by whatever ISO standard or "code page" was in use locally) was not. Assumptions about Code pages being the same led to strange gibberish being displayed rather than the correct characters.
-	~~0-31 [non-printable control characters]~~	+
-	~~32-63 !"#$%&'~~()*+,-.~~/0123456789:;<=>?~~	+
-	~~64-95 @ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_~~	+
-	~~96-126~~ ~~`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{\|}~~~	+
-	~~</pre>~~	+

-	~~Non-english languages found that their fancy a-with-~~a~~-hat-on-top~~ (i.e. ~~â) could not~~ be represented~~. This was solved~~ with the ~~introduction~~ of ~~various extensions~~ to ~~ASCII~~, ~~which used~~ the ~~upper half~~ of ~~8-bit character set to define accented characters and various other graphical symbols:~~	+	Unicode is an attempt to resolve this once and for all by using a larger character set of 1,114,112 (2^20 + 2^16) code points, allowing it to map all known human glyphs into one consistent character set. Nearly 10% of those code points are already assigned. Any Unicode character can be represented with 21 bits, although depending on what 'encoding' your local system uses the actual number of bits devoted to representing a particular character may be more or less. The first 127 code points, like the first 127 code points of all the ISO standards, are the same as in ASCII.

-	~~<pre>~~	+	The majority of the most useful characters are encoded in the first 65536 locations of Unicode, which is called the Basic Multilingual Plane. Since this is the number of different bit patterns that can be represented with two bytes, some programming languages (such as Java) use two bytes as their basic character type.
-	~~128-159 ~~	+
-	~~160-191  ¡¢£¤¥¦§¨©ª«¬®¯°±²³´µ¶·¸¹º»¼½¾¿~~	+
-	~~192-223 ÀÁÂÃÄÅÆÇÈÉÊËÌÍÎÏÐÑÒÓÔÕÖ×ØÙÚÛÜÝÞß~~	+
-	~~224-255 àáâãäåæçèéêëìíîïðñòóôõö÷øùúûüýþÿ~~	+
-	~~</pre>~~	+

-	The trouble with these extensions was that there were so many to choose from. While the 100th character was always the same from computer to computer, the 200th character was not. It depended upon which "Code page" was loaded. Assumptions about Code pages being the same led to strange gibberish being displayed rather than the correct accented character. The other problem was that ASCII had no support for any of the thousands of characters used by non-Roman languages.	+	== Unicode in Roguelikes ==

-	~~Unicode is an attempt~~ to ~~resolve this once and for all by using a larger character set~~ of ~~1,114,112 (2^20 + 2^16) code points~~, allowing it to ~~map all known human glyphs into one consistent character set~~. ~~Nearly 10% of those~~ code points ~~are already assigned~~.	+	Many roguelikes, including [[NetHack]], have historically included options to take advantage of ISO encodings to get extra symbols, allowing them to draw walls with lines rather than # marks. But if a different ISO code page than the expected one happens to be loaded, the results can be humorous since the code points that the program expects to contain lines may contain, say, Arabic or Cyrillic characters instead.

-	Unicode ~~may be stored~~ using a ~~variety of encodings~~. ~~[[Java]],~~ for ~~example~~, ~~uses UCS-2, and each~~ character ~~takes up 2 bytes, or 16 bits~~.	+	Modern terminal programs, however, mostly use Unicode characters now rather than the various earlier ISO encodings, so using Unicode characters allows roguelikes to access these special glyphs in a platform independent manner. It also allows for the use of glyphs from typically eastern languages (which may be ideal for those who can read those glyphs, as entire words may be represented as a single character).

-	Unicode ~~handles the problem of defining characters~~, ~~but it is up to fonts handle the display of characters. Almost~~ every ~~font is only equipped to display small subset of Unicode characters. As a result~~, ~~while it is guaranteed~~ that the ~~a-with-a-hat-on-top will be defined as an a-with-a-hat-on-top on every computer under Unicode, it is not at all guaranteed~~ that the ~~user will be able to see it~~.	+	Unfortunately, Unicode, by its "embrace every known glyph" mentality, can't guarantee that the font that you are using actually has the glyph defined.

-	~~== Unicode in Roguelikes ==~~	+	It is surprisingly difficult to get a C program to use Unicode characters effectively in combination with a curses display, mostly due to inadequate documentation of the requirements. These requirements are listed at the page on [[Ncursesw]].
-		+
-	~~Many roguelikes, including [[NetHack]], have included options to take advantage of high order [[ASCII]]~~ to get ~~extra symbols, allowing them~~ to ~~draw walls with lines rather than # marks.~~	+
-		+
-	Unicode ~~has the potential of letting roguelikes access these special glyphs~~ in a ~~platform independent manner. It also allows for~~ the ~~use of glyphs from typically eastern languages (which may be ideal for those who can read those glyphs, as entire words may be represented as a single character)~~. ~~Unfortunately, Unicode, by its "embrace every known glyph" mentality, can't guarantee that the font that you~~ are ~~using actually has~~ the ~~glyph defined~~.	+

	Roguelikes that use Unicode are:		Roguelikes that use Unicode are:
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	* [[Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup]]		* [[Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup]]
	* [[Neon]]		* [[Neon]]
		+
		+

	== External links ==		== External links ==

Ruby

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"a game framework that expands Gosu" --> "a game framework that extends Gosu"

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	==Libraries==		==Libraries==

-	*[http://ippa.se/chingu Chingu], a game framework that ~~expands~~ Gosu with higher level features	+	*[http://ippa.se/chingu Chingu], a game framework that extends Gosu with higher level features
	*[http://www.libgosu.org/ Gosu], a 2D game development library		*[http://www.libgosu.org/ Gosu], a 2D game development library
	*[[Ncurses]], cross-platform, true Curses support (built-in [[Curses]] support has no colours under Windows and is generally a mess)		*[[Ncurses]], cross-platform, true Curses support (built-in [[Curses]] support has no colours under Windows and is generally a mess)

Ido

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	\|languages = [[Java]], [[JavaScript]], [[C]], [[Python]], [[C#]]		\|languages = [[Java]], [[JavaScript]], [[C]], [[Python]], [[C#]]
	\|projects = -		\|projects = -
-	\|games = [[A Most Peculiar Adventure]], [[Prison Escape]], [[Fruits of the Forest]], [[CryptRover]], [[CaveRover]]	+	\|games = [http://www.tametick.com/ampa/ A Most Peculiar Adventure], [http://www.tametick.com/pe/ Prison Escape], [[Fruits of the Forest]], [[CryptRover]], [http://caverover.rogueforge.net CaveRover]
	\|site = http://www.tametick.com		\|site = http://www.tametick.com
	}}		}}

-	Creator of the experimental roguelikes [[A Most Peculiar Adventure]](2010), [[Prison Escape]](2010), [[Fruits of the Forest]](2009), [[CryptRover]](2008) and the prematurely deceased [[CaveRover]](2006).	+	Creator of the experimental roguelikes [http://www.tametick.com/ampa/ A Most Peculiar Adventure](2010), [http://www.tametick.com/pe/ Prison Escape](2010), [[Fruits of the Forest]](2009), [[CryptRover]](2008) and the prematurely deceased [http://caverover.rogueforge.net CaveRover](2006).

	Author of the (permanently incomplete) [http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2007/11/29/5715/1869 RogueLulz](2007) tutorials.		Author of the (permanently incomplete) [http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2007/11/29/5715/1869 RogueLulz](2007) tutorials.

Fall From Heaven

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	1024/26 = 39 sprites on X line and 768x26 = 27 on Y.		1024/26 = 39 sprites on X line and 768x26 = 27 on Y.
	Smaller sprite size would give bigger screen and so on, combine and find most comfortable combination.		Smaller sprite size would give bigger screen and so on, combine and find most comfortable combination.
		+
		+	''Author has announced this to be part of the 2010 ARRP lineup.''


	[http://www.roguetemple.com/forums/index.php?topic=1286.0 Link to Rogue Temple forum topic.]		[http://www.roguetemple.com/forums/index.php?topic=1286.0 Link to Rogue Temple forum topic.]

2010 ARRP

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Announced roguelikes:

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	* [[Demonhunt]] by [[Fobbah]]		* [[Demonhunt]] by [[Fobbah]]
	* [[Dweller]] by Björn Ritzl		* [[Dweller]] by Björn Ritzl
		+	* [[Fall From Heaven]] by [[User:Jolly Roger]].
	* [[Gruesome]] by Darren Grey		* [[Gruesome]] by Darren Grey
	* [[LambdaRogue]], the big 1.6 update by [[Mario Donick]]		* [[LambdaRogue]], the big 1.6 update by [[Mario Donick]]

Fall From Heaven

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{{game-beta| name = Fall From Heaven the Roguelike
|developer = [[User:Jolly Roger]]
|theme = Fantasy
|influences =
|released = 2010 Jun 15
|updated = 2010 Aug 02 (0.0.4b)
|licensing = [[Freeware]]
|language = [[Delphi]]
|platforms = [[Windows]]
|interface =
|length =
|site =
}}

== Description ==
'''Fall From Heaven the roguelike''' based on dark fantasy mod for Civilization IV, Fall From Heaven.

It is still on early stage of developments, so there isn`t lot of things from FFH universe, even It has not got Its own shape, so It is one more wannabe roguelike.
Weapons, weight, money etc needs balancing. Ranged weapons and magic had been turned off from this release, because of lurking bugs.

== Notes ==

FFH using directX, so it works only with windows, as you can understand.
Before launching the game, you must set screen resolution and sprite size in config.cfg file.

Resolution configuration looks this way, I think, rather easy:
SCRX:1024;
SCRY:768;

Sprite config is a bit more come complicate, but allow you to tweak game screen as you like.
It looks like this
GRID_UNIT_SIZE_X:26;
GRID_UNIT_SIZE_Y:28;
For example, If you set resolution to 1024x768 and sprite size to 26x28, you would have:
1024/26 = 39 sprites on X line and 768x26 = 27 on Y.
Smaller sprite size would give bigger screen and so on, combine and find most comfortable combination.

[http://www.roguetemple.com/forums/index.php?topic=1286.0 Link to Rogue Temple forum topic.]

User:Jolly Roger

2010-09-06T08:52:43Z

Created page with 'FFH'

New page

FFH

User:Jolly Roger

2010-09-06T08:50:56Z

New user account

New page

Triangle Wizard

2010-09-06T06:33:17Z

added Triangle Wizard update

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	\| interface = [[ASCII]]		\| interface = [[ASCII]]
-	\| updated = ~~August 29~~, 2010	+	\| updated = September 6, 2010
-	\| updver = R 9.01	+	\| updver = R 9.02
	\| platforms = [[Windows]]		\| platforms = [[Windows]]
	\| length = 107 levels		\| length = 107 levels
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	* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4LX9RezI78] (pretty outdated)		* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4LX9RezI78] (pretty outdated)

-	== Latest Update (R 9.01) ==	+	== Latest Major Update (R 9.01) ==

	*A squared played now correctly leaves a squary trail when hasted.		*A squared played now correctly leaves a squary trail when hasted.

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	\| style="float:left" \| [[First Age Angband]] (FAAngband) [http://angband.oook.cz/faangband/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{beta}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy,A \|\| align="right" \| Mar 7 2010 \|\| align="right" \| 1.1.0 \|\| align="left" \| Oangband 0.7.0 \|\| align="left" \| [[C]]		\| style="float:left" \| [[First Age Angband]] (FAAngband) [http://angband.oook.cz/faangband/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{beta}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy,A \|\| align="right" \| Mar 7 2010 \|\| align="right" \| 1.1.0 \|\| align="left" \| Oangband 0.7.0 \|\| align="left" \| [[C]]
		+	\|-
		+	\| style="float:left" \| [[Frozen Depths]] [http://koti.mbnet.fi/frozend/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{stable}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy \|\| align="right" \| Aug 30 2010 \|\| align="right" \| 1.04 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[Cpp \| C++]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="float:left" \| [[GearHead2]] [http://www.gearheadrpg.com/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{beta}} \|\| align="left" \| Sci-fi \|\| align="right" \| Apr 26 2010 \|\| align="right" \| 0.625 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[Free Pascal]]		\| style="float:left" \| [[GearHead2]] [http://www.gearheadrpg.com/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{beta}} \|\| align="left" \| Sci-fi \|\| align="right" \| Apr 26 2010 \|\| align="right" \| 0.625 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[Free Pascal]]

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	\| style="float:left" \| [[DoomRL]] [http://doom.chaosforge.org/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{stable}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy \|\| align="right" \| Mar 24 2010 \|\| align="right" \| 0.9.9.1 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[Free Pascal]],[[SDL]]		\| style="float:left" \| [[DoomRL]] [http://doom.chaosforge.org/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{stable}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy \|\| align="right" \| Mar 24 2010 \|\| align="right" \| 0.9.9.1 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[Free Pascal]],[[SDL]]
	\|-		\|-
-	\| style="float:left" \| [[Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup]] [http://crawl-ref.sourceforge.net/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{beta}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy \|\| align="right" \| ~~Jun 12 2009~~ \|\| align="right" \| 0.5 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[Cpp \| C++]]	+	\| style="float:left" \| [[Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup]] [http://crawl-ref.sourceforge.net/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{beta}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy \|\| align="right" \| July 24 2010 \|\| align="right" \| 0.7.1 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \| [[Cpp \| C++]]
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	\| style="float:left" \| [[Dungeonmans]] [http://www.dungeonmans.com/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{alpha}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy \|\| align="right" \| May 10 2010 \|\| align="right" \| alpha 4 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \|		\| style="float:left" \| [[Dungeonmans]] [http://www.dungeonmans.com/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{alpha}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy \|\| align="right" \| May 10 2010 \|\| align="right" \| alpha 4 \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \|

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	\|-		\|-
-	\| style="float:left" \| [[UnNetHack]] [http://sourceforge.net/projects/unnethack/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{beta}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy,H \|\| align="right" \| ~~May 26 2009~~ \|\| align="right" \| 3.5.1 \|\| align="left" \| Nethack 3.4.3 \|\| align="left" \| [[C]]	+	\| style="float:left" \| [[UnNetHack]] [http://sourceforge.net/projects/unnethack/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{beta}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy,H \|\| align="right" \| Sep 4 2010 \|\| align="right" \| 3.5.3 \|\| align="left" \| Nethack 3.4.3 \|\| align="left" \| [[C]]
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	\| style="float:left" \| [[UnReal World]] [http://www.jmp.fi/~smaarane/urw.html] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{stable}} \|\| align="left" \| Hist./Fantasy \|\| align="right" \| Dec 22 2009 \|\| align="right" \| 3.12b \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \|		\| style="float:left" \| [[UnReal World]] [http://www.jmp.fi/~smaarane/urw.html] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{stable}} \|\| align="left" \| Hist./Fantasy \|\| align="right" \| Dec 22 2009 \|\| align="right" \| 3.12b \|\| align="left" \| \|\| align="left" \|

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	\| style="float:left" \| [[Tales of Middle Earth]] (ToME) [http://tome.te4.org/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{stable}}{{beta}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy,A \|\| align="right" \| May 11 2010 \|\| align="right" \| 4.0.0beta1 \|\| align="left" \| Zangband 2.2.0 \|\| align="left" \| [[C]],[[Lua]],[[OpenGL]]		\| style="float:left" \| [[Tales of Middle Earth]] (ToME) [http://tome.te4.org/] \|\| style="float:right" \| {{stable}}{{beta}} \|\| align="left" \| Fantasy,A \|\| align="right" \| May 11 2010 \|\| align="right" \| 4.0.0beta1 \|\| align="left" \| Zangband 2.2.0 \|\| align="left" \| [[C]],[[Lua]],[[OpenGL]]