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Tower is a single-player turn-based role-playing game in the style of Rogue and Nethack, yet with its own unique elements and influences. In other words, it is a roguelike game under a modern interface.
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Beggar is a roguelike game with graphical tiles. The game accepts XML and CSV input files and is written in Java for portability. The hope is to make this rogue robust enough to continually create new and better content. Long live the rogue type genre!
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Java Application that implements a post-apocalypse Rogue style game with various options for the graphical interface, from the traditional ASCII graphics to more iconic graphics. Built using netBeans in Windows.
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Rogue and its imitators are the most popular, addictive, and re-playable games. Rogues in Space will the take the best aspects of Rogue, mix them together with an LWJGL and jME backed gui and science fiction backdrop, and result in filling the SF void.
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FOAT was born to create java masterpiece of the "rogue-like" RPG games genre: it's much more than a simple extension of the past stuff; every feature, every detail is brought to the maximum and then further, to give the RPG gamer the "Ultimate Experience"
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