rogue
A free roguelike game — play it in your browser, no install. Small rogue-like game experiment with TypeScript + PixiJS
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A small rogue-like game experiment!
This was a sandbox to teach myself TypeScript and PixiJS in 2017, and to epxeriment with GitHub Actions for GitHub Pages deployments in 2023.
The project will not receive any major updates. It contains many unfinished features, but several functional ones (A* pathfinding, lighting).
To run, open dist/index.html with a live server (an extension is automatically recommended for Visual Studio Code workspaces).
Art provided by user Jerom on opengameart.org.
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