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Program Manager Eternity
Program and Game Manager for DOS
Program Manager Eternity is an application for launching applications in DOS. Mainly, It is for the still very active FreeDOS platform. It is built on top of the newly created QuickCrt object-oriented framework for Turbo Pascal 7.0. -
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Double-Up!
A multi-player game of 2048 for Mystic BBS v1.10+
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Doctor Who RogueLike
RogueLike game for Mystic BBS v1.10+
Doctor Who themed multi-player roguelike game for Mystic BBS v1.10+ -
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GearHead2 is a giant robot roguelike role playing game set five years after the events of GH1. Features include random plot generation, detailed character creation, tactical/RPG modes, graphical/ASCII interfaces, and many kinds of mecha to play with.
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TPRF is a framework (And working demo) for a Roguelike game, written in Pascal. It strives for readability, modifiability and extensibility over all else, which make it perfect as a learning tool. TPRF releases use the syntax tprf-[version]-[binaryos]
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