Compatibility, Screenshots, and Videos
The version numbers provided tell which versions have been tested. NotEye might work with other versions or not.
Hydra Slayer 17.1/18.0 (integrated)
See also the animated hydras GIF (version 13.6).
You can also watch a Hydra Slayer video (note: the graphics are outdated).
Hydra Slayer is integrated to show the capabilities of
NotEye (there is a complete tileset, you can see the game using square or hex tile graphics,
first person or isometric perspective, and plain ASCII, you can control using mouse,
select a font, and get very simple sound effects).
Brogue 1.5.1, 1.6.0, 1.7.0
NotEye takes
Brogue's beautiful ASCII and well thought out
gameplay into the next level. Oryx tiles and LazyCat's audio is included.
See
here for downloads, details, and a video.
nLarn 0.7.2
nLarn is a remake of the
classic roguelike, Larn.
There are not that many items and monsters, so NotEye supports most of
them (although most weapon and armor look exactly the same in ASCII, and
the same will happen in NotEye).
Rogue
The most classic roguelike. 26 monsters, and several types of items, I think
all of them are recognized.
Works well with BSD rogue (I mean one from the BSD games package on Linux).
Also recognizes Epyx Rogue 1.48, but keys are not transferred from NotEye
to Rogue (probably Rogue uses some DOS method which is not supported).
DoomRL 0.9.9.5, 0.9.9.6
watch a DoomRL video
DoomRL is one of the most popular modern roguelikes.
Traditionally ASCII only, but you could get the first person perspective via NotEye, which
feels very appropriate for DoomRL. Since 0.9.9.6 it also has very nice graphics, and hopefully in the future
it will include a 3D version, better than what NotEye can offer :)
Of course 0.9.9.6 and later need to be played in the console mode (edit DoomRL's config file). Only the basic
icons (I have no permission to use the official DoomRL tiles).
Drakefire Chasm (7DRL version)
Drakefire Chasm is quite a good 7DRL
from 2012. I think that the tileset covers everything, and you get mouse movement (as well as streaming and NotEye's
other usual features). Tested with Drakefire Chasm under Wine, with NotEye
running under Linux (I could not get fullscreen in Linux otherwise).
NetHack 3.4
One of the major roguelikes. This is a big game, and currently has only
minimal support (walls and items).
There are much better solutions for NetHack available
(such as
Vulture), but
one good thing about NotEye is that you can run NetHack via one of the
available
NetHack servers
(Telnet and SSH work via NotEye).
ADOM 1.2.0
ADOM 1.2.0 uses NotEye as its display engine.
Download (or buy) ADOM to check it out!
(Two first images are old.)
See also the
blog
for more screenshots.
Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup 0.8
Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup is one of the most popular modern major roguelikes.
Only the basic icons, because it is probably better to play Crawl Tiles anyway. Maybe it would be possible to
add a NotEye server to the Tiles version, which would allow to use NotEye's other graphical modes and
networking capabilities with it.
Frozen Depths 1.04
A
cold-themed roguelike. Basic icons only.
TopDog (7DRL version)
Another 7DRL from 2012.
Basic icons. TopDog displays some information on the screen, and NotEye cannot interpret it correctly yet. Tested on Linux 64-bit.
PRIME 1.10
PRIME is a variant of
Zapm.
The developers of PRIME are currently working on a graphical version via the NotEye library.
Download from the PRIME website to check it out.
Gruesome, Unstoppable, Toby the Trapper, ChessRogue
These four small ASCII games work somewhat well with NotEye.
Other games
You can also play a
Generic Roguelike, which should provide default support for most system
console (e.g. Curses) roguelikes (using DOS fonts and going fullscreen should always work),
and try to connect to Libtcod 1.5.1 roguelikes (see the libtcod replacement later). You are invited to
provide more complete tilesets for these or other roguelikes!