Rogue
Explore a changing dungeon, collect treasure and seek the Amulet of Yendor.
Ken Arnold, Michael Toy, Glenn Wichman, Timothy Stoehr and Rick Holzgrafe, 1996
Play the original Rogue III Mac release 6, ported to the Macintosh by Rick Holzgrafe. The complete publisher archive includes the original manual and port README. This edition contains a 68K game.
Use H, J, K and L to move left, down, up and right. Lowercase moves one cell; uppercase continues until something stops you. See the bundled manual for inventory, item use and other dungeon commands.
This product includes software developed by the University of California, Berkeley and its contributors. The complete BSD conditions and disclaimer are retained in the original Rogue Manual supplied with the game.
Native and browser first-dungeon movement are verified. Broader progression, combat, saving and audio remain unverified.
License
Licensing information recorded for this game archive. These terms are separate from the Systemless runtime and website licenses.
Game archive
- License
- BSD-4-Clause
- Rights holder
- The Regents of the University of California and contributors
- Redistribution
- Recorded as permitted
Permission
Original Rogue Manual explicitly permits redistribution in source and binary form subject to retained copyright, conditions and disclaimer, Berkeley acknowledgement in advertising materials, and no endorsement by the University or contributors without specific permission. Preserve the complete unchanged package, original manual and Macintosh port README.
Notes
Publisher archive is byte-identical to the original-format preservation copy; MD5 a4d26a1586c4fa7685092b1fe32c45d4 matches its published receipt, signature not independently verified. Three original files are Rogue, Rogue Manual and Read Me First. Game data fork is empty; resource fork is 108691 bytes, with four CODE resources and no cfrg/PPC slice. The Macintosh port is by Rick Holzgrafe, based on Timothy Stoehr's portable Rogue derived from Rogue 5.3. All six forks and Finder metadata match.
Sources
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