Re: Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos

Re: Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos Beyond Zork can be played with a Frotz interpreter. You can get it here. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=298722#p298722 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

Re: Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos

Re: Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos Try kerkerkruip for a great example of a game that presents many of the same tactical decisions about a roguelike, but with an interactive fiction, or more standard text rpg interface. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid

Re: Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos

Re: Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos So, I have a question related to this. I think there are quite a few people that like or would like a rogue-like game. One of the things I like is solving some of the tactical problems--you have to deal with a mob of monsters and how do you

Re: Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos

Re: Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos eHmmm, I thought beyond zork was the graphical zork game which was an updated version but I don't axknow. My absolutely favourite of course is Eamon, through the Eamon delux system. I really hope more development goes into that, espec

Re: Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos

Re: Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos The only one I can remember being any good was Fallthru. It's played more like a mud though, not a roguelike. That is, it does have stats and RPG things to raise, but it's not displayed with ascii characters.I don't really re

Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos

Old text and Ascii RPG or roguelikes for dos Hey to all!I wonder if there are some old dos text or ascii RPG-roguelike games wich are accessible enough for us?I am not sure but i think someone mentioned a game named Moria some time ago?I searched the internet and found a lot of text-RPG&#