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A free roguelike game — play it in your browser, no install. Roguelike Browser Game. Erugo is a dungeon crawler that runs in the browser and is written in Javascript. Features a gauntlet of 10 levels, randomly generated, with trainable character attributes. I grew up (mostly) without modern consoles and the earliest gaming experience I had besides my Wii…

by @na4n · na4n/erugo on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 1HOSTED ON NA4N.ORGUPDATED 25 Apr 2024

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Erugo is a dungeon crawler that runs in the browser and is written in Javascript. Features a gauntlet of 10 levels, randomly generated, with trainable character attributes.

I grew up (mostly) without modern consoles and the earliest gaming experience I had besides my Wii (Wii Sports/Resort) was emulating old consoles on my Toshiba Chromebook 2. Playing Rogue on DOSbox and Legend of Zelda Minish Cap on VisualBoyAdvance made me a lifelong RPG lover, and to get back to my roots (and learn Javascript) I made Erugo.

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