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SadConsole
A .NET ascii/ansi console engine written in C# for MonoGame and XNA
SadConsole is a generic library that emulates old-school console game systems. It provides command prompt-style graphics where one or more tile textures are used to represent an ASCII character set. Console's are made up of a grid of cells, each of which can have its own foreground, background, glyph, and special effect applied to it. While SadConsole is a generic library that doesn't provide any rendering capabilities, "host" libraries are provided that add renderers to SadConsole. ... -
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Gester
A game engine for console based text games
Gester is a game engine for console based text game. You make text based games easily using Gester. These games can be played by using the 'gest' command. The 'gest' command will invoke the game engine which will read the game script file (.gest file) and present the game on the command line Install Gester using pip: "pip install gester" See our PyPI page for more details: https://pypi.org/project/gester -
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SCUMM-8
A PICO-8 demake of the SCUMM engine
SCUMM-8 is a PICO-8 demake of the classic SCUMM engine, which powered many of LucasArts' iconic point-and-click adventure games like Monkey Island and Maniac Mansion. Designed for the fantasy console PICO-8, SCUMM-8 recreates the charm and mechanics of these classics within the constraints of the PICO-8 environment.
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