Hi Boby. I am still stuck on a phone for internet and very limited in what I can do. As you know, I put together the annual PD archive report. Fandom, Reddit, Dominowood, Zay, your own work, and even Lemmy, should all have their information available in a single archive. Dumping and storing all that information isn't difficult, but creating a user interactive WIKI/BLOG/etc would be very time consuming. If it would help, I can donate the individual HTML reports on the 500+ PD's that I compile into the PDF.
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Another worthy mention is Ancient Domains Of Mystery (ADOM for short). This Rogue-like is attributed with what today is called 2.5D graphics. That is, not flat 2 dimension tiles, but also not quite full 3 dimensional objects. Instead, flat graphic tiles are displayed in a way to give the impression of 3D. This allows for smaller file sizes while also making animation possible.
This is the same process used by Pixel Dungeon.
Too, according to the website, ADOM is the first Roguelike to add quest's. That is something else Pixel Dungeon shares with classic RL's.
ADOM was made for LINUX, ported to DOS/Mac/Amiga, eventually and primarily to Windows, but never for Android.
The official ADOM homepage is - https://www.adom.de/home/index.html
It is now available on Steam and GOG, at a price.
ADOM for DOS can be run via MagicDOSBox on Android, but it is a very old version.
Desktop Dungeon is the closest alternative to ADOM I have found for Android.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.QCFDesign.DesktopDungeonsMobile
*EDIT
Again, frustrated with not finding an ADOM for Android, I did some investigating and have discovered that the main reason most Roguelike are not ported to Android has to do with the CURSES library. This is the code that selects where an object will be located on the screen. It was designed for CRT technology and is incompatible with modern flatscreen XY technologies.
So, once again, I went back to modifying a DOSBox. Stripped down, ambiv7 (no x86 support), removed a bunch of stuff not needed, and reduced it from 52Mb to 15Mb. Easier install than its Win3x counterpart. Install, select the folder you want to place your games, use the same folder for the configuration files, and once running, click on the orange + button to add a game. Enter the name Ancient Domains of Myster, scroll down and select the exe, ADOM.EXE, and it is set. Click the new icon and enjoy ADOM on Android.
https://filetransfer.io/data-package/rtJOVHyt#link
Note: This is the classic ASCII version, the latest as of this post. The tile based version is over half a Gb and won't run smoothly under any emulation I've tested thus far.
Nice.
Most people seem to need 2-3 hundred plays before winning, so you did well.
I knew a guy who had over 3000 plays and zero wins. He smashed two tablets.
I usually play the Huntress as I prefer ranged strategy.
Now, you can start playing using Challenges ;-)