A rewrite of Noah Morgan's classic roguelike game Larn (1986). NLarn tries to maintain the atmosphere and story of the original game while improving the gameplay by using state-of-the-art roguelike technology and a simplified user interface.

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GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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User Reviews

  • I have to kiss the ring. Well done keeping Larn going. Nice port that works well on my Mountain Lion sys. Will keep an eye on development and tell others. Best regards.
  • Larn is back! NLarn has better interface and much more pleasant playing experience but I miss the spell sphere of permanence.
  • Love the game! I see a lot of potential for the engine and hope it expands!
  • I love this game.
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Additional Project Details

Operating Systems

BSD, Linux, Mac, Windows

User Interface

Console/Terminal, Curses/Ncurses

Programming Language

C

Related Categories

C Console Games, C Role-Playing Games (RPG)

Registered

2009-03-09