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Hi. I'm a moderate fan of roguelikes, although I'm not very good at the major ones (heck, I can barely pass 6 levels in NetHack, and 3 in the original Rogue.) Being a 100% geek with some Python background, I'm developing a roguelike of my own hosted at [http://code.google.com/p/operation-dragonsmite/ Google Code], essentially a total spoof on NetHack.
Hi. I'm a moderate fan of roguelikes, although I'm not very good at the major ones (heck, I can barely pass 6 levels in NetHack, and 3 in the original Rogue.) Being a 100% geek with some Python background, I'm developing a roguelike of my own hosted at [http://code.google.com/p/operation-dragonsmite/ Google Code], essentially a total spoof on NetHack.
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Zap! You hit the bug with the spell of cone of code.
You begin reading the scroll of remove purse.
Eat what? g - an uncursed cryptographic hashbrown.
"Hello, player, welcome to Henry Wensleydale's cheese shop!"
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=== Current projects ===
=== Current projects ===

Revision as of 21:49, 22 January 2011

Hi. I'm a moderate fan of roguelikes, although I'm not very good at the major ones (heck, I can barely pass 6 levels in NetHack, and 3 in the original Rogue.) Being a 100% geek with some Python background, I'm developing a roguelike of my own hosted at Google Code, essentially a total spoof on NetHack.

Zap! You hit the bug with the spell of cone of code.
You begin reading the scroll of remove purse.
Eat what? g - an uncursed cryptographic hashbrown.
"Hello, player, welcome to Henry Wensleydale's cheese shop!"

Current projects

  • Operation Dragonsmite, the aforementioned NetHack parody.
  • O.RL.D, the Open Roguelike Definition, a project to create a formal definition of a roguelike game using wiki-like community methods.