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This is one of those games I wish I could play on an emulator or VM or something where I could take a snapshot and subsequently undo my inevitable, catastrophic mistake.
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Make sure you don't install Caves then, it's even better. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=thirty.six.dev...
Contains ads, hard pass.
But it requires you to login with your Google account. Weird for an open source game.
But it requires you to login with your Google account. Weird for an open source game.
For those who enjoy SPD I recommend checking out some other popular roguelikes, many of them are also open source. Some of my personal recommendations would be brogue (probably the most beginner friendly), DCSS (friendly, tons of content), ADoM and Cataclysm DDA (a sandbox survival roguelike, quite a unique mix)
What do these acronyms mean?
ADoM = Ancient Domains of Mystery
Cataclysm DDA = Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead
I swear I didn't make the first one up ;) Edit: ah well, you got your answer already^^
But it requires you to login with your Google account. Weird for an open source game.
Most of those Google prompts can just be bypassed by hitting the "back" button (on android, at least).
For those who enjoy SPD I recommend checking out some other popular roguelikes, many of them are also open source. Some of my personal recommendations would be brogue (probably the most beginner friendly), DCSS (friendly, tons of content), ADoM and Cataclysm DDA (a sandbox survival roguelike, quite a unique mix)
What do these acronyms mean?
I'm not really sure what this is doing on Hacker News, but the game (Shattered Pixel Dungeon) is fun. One of the nicest features is that whenever you observe an effect that unambiguously tells you what a potion/scroll does - such as throwing a potion - that type of object is automatically identified for you. In more "traditional" hack games you'd have to write notes yourself even though obviously a thrown potion expl…
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Make sure you don't install Caves then, it's even better. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=thirty.six.dev...
Contains ads, hard pass.
This is cool, I love a good roguelike especially on my phone for flights and other time sinks. I am curious though, why is the iOS version €4.99 but the Android version is free ? I've seen this a lot actually and have always wondered, I figured it might just be Apple's annual developer license fee but not sure.
Last time I checked, having an app on the Android app store costs $14 a year, vs $99 a year on the Apple app store