No, unfortunately, Java lacks roguelike support.
Yeah, I don't think curses is very widely used for RLs anymore. Doesn't curses have some compatibility problems with Windows? Some Java RLs include Legerdemain, lots of stuff at slashland.co … Throwing together a system to display characters on the screen isn't very difficult. In short, mushroom patch is just pulling your leg, I think As always,Minotauros
https://github.com/SquidPony is a Java full-service text and graphical tile roguelike (or any grid game really) library. I've used it for all of my several 7dRLs and several other projects. Which is no surprise, I made it You can see in my source for Assault Fish (at the link above) how to do some really cool things with it, like Perlin Noise and transparent overlays, and animations.You can also see other things I've done with it at my site http://squidpony.com/
Quote from: Eben on July 01, 2014, 11:07:26 PMhttps://github.com/SquidPony is a Java full-service text and graphical tile roguelike (or any grid game really) library. I've used it for all of my several 7dRLs and several other projects. Which is no surprise, I made it You can see in my source for Assault Fish (at the link above) how to do some really cool things with it, like Perlin Noise and transparent overlays, and animations.You can also see other things I've done with it at my site http://squidpony.com/Dang, that is pretty cool. And with libgdx. I'll definitely be checking it out.
Quote from: AgingMinotaur on June 30, 2014, 11:56:12 AMYeah, I don't think curses is very widely used for RLs anymore. Doesn't curses have some compatibility problems with Windows? Some Java RLs include Legerdemain, lots of stuff at slashland.co … Throwing together a system to display characters on the screen isn't very difficult. In short, mushroom patch is just pulling your leg, I think As always,MinotaurosGuilty as charged, although the OP's assumption that roguelikes should be written using curses or other libraries suitable for the UNIX terminal or telnet connections is correct.