ROGUE!!
I've been considering doing this for quite a while. Why it's taken me so long is anyone's guess, but I can imagine most of you already use Peter's excellent hard drive version? Nonetheless, I have created my own bootable floppy image, which I have named RogueCrypt. Yes, I know the name is awful.
My disk is built on Peter's excellent hack, but I've added a few optional extras to make the Rogue's quest even more interesting. QuickST is used for a slightly faster display (hopefully) and XControl automatically disables the key clicks. You also have the option to switch between 50/60Hz which I love to use. I've tested with Atari ST/STe running TOS 1.02(1MB) and TOS 1.62(4MB). Oh, there might be a couple of extra surprises too!
I hope someone finds this interesting enough to download. Rogue is such a fantastic game and the perfect reason to take a break from your PC or Xbox. Download my disk and enjoy the dungeons of Rogue.
- RogueCrypt (.ST) disk image: https://www.dropbox.com/.../RogueCrypt...
- Peter's original hacks: https://atari.8bitchip.info/ASTGA/R/rogue.php
- JayMSA to convert to a real disk: http://jaysoft.atariportal.cz
- Rogue, but with a twist: https://ataricrypt.blogspot...rogue.html
- Game maps can be sourced here: https://ataricrypt.blogspot.com/game-maps
- Other ST stuff made by me: https://ataricrypt.blogspot.com/MadeByMe
After creating the disk image, I decided to test my luck and take a stroll through the dungeons...
Rogue is quite possibly one of the best Atari ST games. What say you?
Oh no, I've hit a dead end? Use the search, dummy!
In the dark and set upon by a zombie and a rattlesnake. Life's not fair.
Exploring another corridor, and something from a children's TV show appears!
My adventure ended soon after. I need a cheat (joke!)
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