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SCREENSHOTS:
Hauberk
DESCRIPTION:
Hauberk is a browser-based roguelike dungeon crawler written in Dart. It uses traditional ASCII-inspired graphics while generating dungeon environments procedurally. Players explore unpredictable environments in the style of classic turn-based roguelikes rather than following a fixed level sequence. The game runs directly in a web browser after its Dart source is compiled to JavaScript. A local development command starts a server that recompiles source changes automatically during development. Its codebase has also served as the origin of reusable Dart libraries for terminal rendering and 2D game utilities. The permissive MIT license allows developers to study, modify, or use the project as a foundation for their own games.
Features
- Procedurally generated dungeon crawling
- Browser-based gameplay
- ASCII-inspired visual presentation
- Dart game implementation
- Automatic development recompilation
- Open-source game development reference
Programming Language
Dart
Categories
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