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was this game really good enough to have a whole genre named after it
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Anonymous
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No but people did it anyway.
Same with Metroid/Castlevania.
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Anonymous
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>>738118961
Not really, Rogue was quite barebones. But its successors really fleshed out the genre into something unique
None of the games claiming to be "rogue-like" nowadays are anything like Rogue
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Anonymous
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Quick question: what are some ASCII Dungeon Crawlers that AREN'T Roguelikes?
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Anonymous
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>>738119147
Filling blank movable space with dots is retarded. Rogue was better.
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Anonymous
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>>738119887
Blank space represents undiscovered area, dots represent discovered area. There is a reason for it.
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