Steampunk roguelikes

[Ivan Somero]

Are there any good-size, stable, tile-graphics roguelikes in the
steampunk genre out there? I've been unable to find anything.
I've tried to use a few roguelikes that ran ASCII, but i just can't
adjust. Looks like DCSS tiles has spoiled me.

[Paul Murray]

Steamband is an Angband variant, I believe it supports tiles.

http://angband.oook.cz/steamband/steamband.html

[Brendan]

On Oct 28, 7:01 am, Paul Murray <p...@murray.net> wrote:

Gearhead and Gearhead 2 aren't steam punk, but they are SF based
roguelikes with tiles.

[Miles Bader]

Paul Murray <pa...@murray.net> writes:
> Steamband is an Angband variant, I believe it supports tiles.
>
> http://angband.oook.cz/steamband/steamband.html

Despite the insane variety of angband variants, they all seem kinda the
same when playing...

-miles

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[Seamus]

Miles Bader <mi...@gnu.org> wrote:

> Paul Murray <pa...@murray.net> writes:
>> Steamband is an Angband variant, I believe it supports tiles.
>>
>> http://angband.oook.cz/steamband/steamband.html
>
> Despite the insane variety of angband variants, they all seem kinda the
> same when playing...

This is because, well, they /are/ almost entirely identical. The only thing
that changes between variants (other than asthetics) is the difficulty
level.

I can survive for a fair bit playing T.O.M.E., but any version of ZAngband
is full of insta-death moments (certain traps, sudden breath-weapons from
off-screen mobs, etc.)

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