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Topic	What's a game you regularly play that no one talks about?
Esuriat 12/06/17 5:30:30 PM #31:	Furious Fura posted... Since I like it do you recommend me to try DC:SS? http://crawl.develz.org/wordpress/ There's the development website where you can download it. I really enjoy how balanced play is with a myriad of different approaches that can be taken depending on how your train skills and which god you worship. More than any other roguelike of this type it feels like nearly every character death is truly your fault either because you made a blunder in battle or you really messed up in managing your character's growth. Species also matters far more than classes do in this game. It clings more to the classic roguelike appearance so there's no music or anything and you have the option of playing it with ASCII or tiles. I personally prefer tiles any time I can get them, even if they aren't anything particularly special to look at. It's also totally free to play and you have the option of either offline or online where people can look in on your game and records of your characters can be saved. And of course, you can watch other people play the game. --- Essy <cite>Esuriat posted [p:891713156] in What's a g... [t:76058896]...</cite> <quote><cite>Furious Fura posted...</cite> <quote> Since I like it do you recommend me to try DC:SS? </quote> http://crawl.develz.org/wordpress/ There's the development website where you can download it. I really enjoy how balanced play is with a myriad of different approaches that can be taken depending on how your train skills and which god you worship. More than any other roguelike of this type it feels like nearly every character death is truly your fault either because you made a blunder in battle or you really messed up in managing your character's growth. Species also matters far more than classes do in this game. It clings more to the classic roguelike appearance so there's no music or anything and you have the option of playing it with ASCII or tiles. I personally prefer tiles any time I can get them, even if they aren't anything particularly special to look at. It's also totally free to play and you have the option of either offline or online where people can look in on your game and records of your characters can be saved. And of course, you can watch other people play the game. --- Essy </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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