A Gaming Diary
iNetHack (iPhone)
I keep failing to notice that I’m hungry. I’m not sure if it’s because it doesn’t tell you in portrait mode – which it might well do – or if my stupid, rubbish eyes just aren’t noticing.
Poor Meatbreath. A monster killed him as soon as we stepped out of the starting room.
It’s a problem. Especially when I faint from lack of food and end up being eaten alive by sewer rats, while helpless. That’s a terribly ignominious end for any adventurer.
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Bravo! Three cheers for the developer! I tried iNetHack out a long, long time ago and found it a little too fiddly, as I remember. The latest version, though, is much improved, with a far better interface and lovely graphics that combine familiar letters and simbols with nicely-drawn graphics. It’s still NetHack – and as
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about 3 years ago - No comments
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NetHack (Mac)
about 3 years ago - No comments
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NetHack (DS)
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