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NetHack is an open
source single-player
roguelike video game,
first released in 1987 and
maintained by the
NetHack DevTeam. The game is a fork of the 1982...
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hundreds of variants. Some of the better-known
variants include Hack,
NetHack,
Ancient Domains of Mystery, Moria, Angband,
Tales of Maj'Eyal, and Dungeon...
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Added Stuff Hack –
Extended Magic) is a
variant of the
roguelike game
NetHack that
offers extra features, monsters, and items.
Several of its
novel features...
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expanded available monsters, items, and spells. It
later became the
basis for
NetHack. Hack was
created in 1982 by Jay
Fenlason with the ****istance of Kenny...
- Falcon's Eye is a
version of the
roguelike video game
NetHack which introduces isometric graphics and
mouse control. Falcon's Eye has been
praised for...
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Cathedral and the Bazaar. He
wrote a
guidebook for the
Roguelike game
NetHack. In the 1990s, he
edited and
updated the
Jargon File,
published as The...
- in André
Franquins "Noël et l’Elaoin" (1978). The rogue-like
video game
Nethack uses
randomized names for
unidentified magic scrolls; one of
these names...
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someone who does not fit
within the game's
alignment system, for example, in
NetHack,
Moloch is
unaligned Non-Aligned
Movement of
states Unaligned data structures...
- also one of the core
developers of the
NetHack computer game from 1986 up to his death;
version 3.2 of
NetHack, the
first to come out
after his death...
- 1997. The game had a
quirky license based on Bison's
license and the
NetHack License;
Stone Soup has
contacted every past
contributor and relicensed...
