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Rogue

aka: AGB_Rogue, ClassicRogue, Rogue: Exploring the Dungeons of Doom, Rogue: The Adventure Game

Moby ID: 1743

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Amiga screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — In the dungeon

thumbnail — Better than ASCII?

thumbnail — Nice menu

thumbnail — Fight with an ice monster

thumbnail — Equipment

thumbnail — Hall of fame

Amstrad CPC screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Enter rogue's name

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Starting location

thumbnail — I beat a hobgoblin and found a green potion

thumbnail — I found 42 gold pieces

thumbnail — I have uncovered a lot of the dungeon.

Android screenshots

thumbnail — Start menu

thumbnail — Starting a new game

thumbnail — Ending a new game

Atari 8-bit screenshots

thumbnail — Loading screen

thumbnail — Title screen and enter player name

thumbnail — Starting location. Already, I am being attacked.

thumbnail — I found 98 gold pieces.

thumbnail — Some stairs going down.

Atari ST screenshots

thumbnail — A flashy title screen for this graphical version of Rogue.

thumbnail — Welcome to the Dungeons of Doom, mortal!

thumbnail — The in-game credits. Starring... yourself!

thumbnail — Found the steps to the next level, as well as a magic potion.

thumbnail — Item management is icon- and windows-based, with some kind of early context menu.

thumbnail — As in the original, you can rename items of a certain type to recall the effects.

thumbnail — A hobgoblin, guarding some gold. Hobgoblins are dangerous, but only for beginners.

thumbnail — Finally, I can see what a Kestral looks like. It's some kind of eagle!

thumbnail — Reached a new rank. I'm a "Guild Novice" now, so you better watch out!

thumbnail — Truer to the original, you can also play the game on this map that shows a whole level.

thumbnail — Entering a dark room. It's not what you think! Your sight is limited, but it doesn't involve any sinful acts.

thumbnail — Ouch! That hobgoblin has injured me! Luckily, it's not critical. Hitpoints are not shown as numbers anymore, but rather as bars.

thumbnail — One of the rare treasure rooms, filled not only with treasure, but also with hordes of monsters. Can I hack them all to pieces?

thumbnail — I can, and now I found a strange scroll. Hoo, let's try it out!

thumbnail — Hmmm... it's a scroll of wild magic. I wonder what it does...

thumbnail — Whatever it did, it didn't help me. Game Over...

Commodore 64 screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen and enter player name

thumbnail — Welcome to the Dungeon of Doom

thumbnail — I found 74 gold pieces.

thumbnail — A monster!

DOS screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Title and credits screen

thumbnail — Reloading your game doesn't erase the threat that Hobgoblin poses!

thumbnail — A wand, a scroll, and some gold. Today must be my lucky day.

thumbnail — Hey, who turned out the lights?

thumbnail — Mapping a dungeon is easy once you've been there

thumbnail — Another lone adventurer bites the dust...

thumbnail — Guide to on-screen icons

thumbnail — Some of the available commands

thumbnail — Your inventory, late in the game. Note that most of the magical items are unidentified.

thumbnail — Sometimes the game will generate a treasure room.

thumbnail — Not only the monsters may kill you... death of starvation may get you even a few steps from successful return from the dungeon...

Linux screenshots

thumbnail — Exploring the first floor. About to fight a Kestrel (K)

thumbnail — Continuing to explore. Just found an Emu

thumbnail — Taking inventory. I have one unknown scroll.

thumbnail — Testing out the scroll while fighting a Hobgoblin maybe wasn't the wisest choice. I fell asleep!

thumbnail — My inventory has expanded

thumbnail — Exploring floor 3. I'm getting hungry.

Macintosh screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Credits

thumbnail — Game start

thumbnail — Wandering around

thumbnail — Dead

PC-88 screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Start of the game

thumbnail — List of Commands (page 1)

thumbnail — This is Rogue version 1.67

thumbnail — List of Symbols

thumbnail — Hungry, need to eat food

thumbnail — Getting bitten by the Rattlesnake reduces your strength

thumbnail — Inventory

thumbnail — Sandwiched between a Centaur and a Yeti

thumbnail — Centaur killed me

thumbnail — Guildmaster's Hall of Fame

PC-98 screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Start of the game

thumbnail — List of Commands (page 1)

thumbnail — Ranked up

thumbnail — Found a scroll

thumbnail — List of Symbols

thumbnail — Emu hit me

thumbnail — Copy protection; on the tombstone you can read the evocative message

thumbnail — Found a ring

thumbnail — Inventory

thumbnail — This is Rogue version 1.65

thumbnail — Getting hungry

TRS-80 CoCo screenshots

thumbnail — Intro screen in 40 columns - the default

thumbnail — Intro screen in 80 columns - what one would use with an RGB monitor

thumbnail — Game play in 40 columns - one has scrolling messages, and scrolling through the map. The Coco version could run in a windows as small a 28x12 characters...

thumbnail — Game play in 80 columns - hardware text mode. If you had 128K, this is the only way to play 80 columns...

thumbnail — Your object's in hardware text mode

thumbnail — Your object's in hi-res graphics mode... you needed at least 256K RAM for this mode

thumbnail — Game play in the hi-res graphics mode

thumbnail — The high score list is somewhat truncated in 40 columns...

thumbnail — The full hi-score screen (80 column)

thumbnail — Oops... I died.

ZX Spectrum screenshots

thumbnail — Enter rogue's name

thumbnail — Found gold

thumbnail — Time to sleep

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