Difference between revisions of "Category:Roguelikes"
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Named after the game [[Rogue]], these are games which make use of procedural generation to provide content to players, often to the level that they use [[Procedurally Generated Game Worlds]]. Although the first [[Roguelikes]] also shared characteristics in being [[Turn-Based Games]] themed with looting dungeons, many games not having these characteristics are also referred to as [[:Category:Roguelikes|Roguelikes]]. | Named after the game [[Rogue]], these are games which make use of procedural generation to provide content to players, often to the level that they use [[Procedurally Generated Game Worlds]]. Although the first [[Roguelikes]] also shared characteristics in being [[Turn-Based Games]] themed with looting dungeons, many games not having these characteristics are also referred to as [[:Category:Roguelikes|Roguelikes]]. | ||
Revision as of 10:26, 18 January 2015
Named after the game Rogue, these are games which make use of procedural generation to provide content to players, often to the level that they use Procedurally Generated Game Worlds. Although the first Roguelikes also shared characteristics in being Turn-Based Games themed with looting dungeons, many games not having these characteristics are also referred to as Roguelikes.
Wikipedia has an entry for Roguelikes[1].
References
Pages in category "Roguelikes"
The following 9 pages are in this category, out of 9 total.
