A crafty update.
Originally released on the Commodore Amiga, Badger Punch’s Roguecraft is coming to the Evercade family of systems as Roguecraft DX, and, as you might expect, it offers a few welcome enhancements that make this award-winning roguelike even more appealing.
I’ll get onto what’s been added in a moment, but if you’re new to Roguecraft, here’s a brief history lesson. The game is actually based on Rogue64, Badger Punch’s C64 title (which is also available on Evercade, but as a hidden game). The goal is to take one of three character classes and guide them through a series of procedurally-generated dungeons, fighting off enemies, collecting gold, boosting your stats with pick-ups and picking up potions – all while attempting to secure the key which grants access to the next level down.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
A crafty update.
Originally released on the Commodore Amiga, Badger Punch’s Roguecraft is coming to the Evercade family of systems as Roguecraft DX, and, as you might expect, it offers a few welcome enhancements that make this award-winning roguelike even more appealing.
I’ll get onto what’s been added in a moment, but if you’re new to Roguecraft, here’s a brief history lesson. The game is actually based on Rogue64, Badger Punch’s C64 title (which is also available on Evercade, but as a hidden game). The goal is to take one of three character classes and guide them through a series of procedurally-generated dungeons, fighting off enemies, collecting gold, boosting your stats with pick-ups and picking up potions – all while attempting to secure the key which grants access to the next level down.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
