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nethack
a) AscII based rpg game.
b) One of the greatest rpg games ever made. Was in development for 15 years.
c) "Roguelike" game, meaning it is based on a very old ascII based game called rogue. This game launched it's own sub-genre.
d) Legendary game played by intelligent and clever people; will be dismissed and not enjoyed by casual gamers because of lack of sound and graphics.
b) One of the greatest rpg games ever made. Was in development for 15 years.
c) "Roguelike" game, meaning it is based on a very old ascII based game called rogue. This game launched it's own sub-genre.
d) Legendary game played by intelligent and clever people; will be dismissed and not enjoyed by casual gamers because of lack of sound and graphics.
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Netjack • Nethack • notjack • notjackaphobia • nutjacking • Dunkadelic Newjack • new jack • Neo Jacket • Net Cack • net sack
Nethack
I)A highly detailed roguelike game with an almost infinite replayability factor, usually played by intelligent people(because morons would turn it down because of it's bad grafiks).
I)The best game ever made.
I)The best game ever made.
Nethack by HolsteinCow May 4, 2003
Nethack
An ASCII "hack and slash" based game, of the genre "dungeon crawler". "Hack and slash" denotes oen of the game's requirements: Killing things (monsters, in this case) until you level up enough to continue.
The primary goal of this game is to retrieve the "amulet of Yendor" for your character's god, and after retrieving it (from the deepest level of an extremely large dungeon), carrying it all the way back up and through 5 planes.
The game has multiple thousand references to fantasy books and games, such as "Hack", another "hack and slash game", Lord of the Rings (a fantasy series by J.R.R Tolkein), and Dungeons and Dragons.
Many game completions ("ascensions") require over 12 hours of gameplay, and Nethack is known as one of the most difficult to beat games of all time.
The primary goal of this game is to retrieve the "amulet of Yendor" for your character's god, and after retrieving it (from the deepest level of an extremely large dungeon), carrying it all the way back up and through 5 planes.
The game has multiple thousand references to fantasy books and games, such as "Hack", another "hack and slash game", Lord of the Rings (a fantasy series by J.R.R Tolkein), and Dungeons and Dragons.
Many game completions ("ascensions") require over 12 hours of gameplay, and Nethack is known as one of the most difficult to beat games of all time.
notjack
notjack by ahrjskjwhejxj February 13, 2022
notjackaphobia
the phobia of not being the main subject of an conversation. Very rare and exclusive to jacksonrocks222444
notjackaphobia by souhwhat October 14, 2023
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