Rascal: Beneath the Apple Signet

Surprisingly, the Apple II never seemed to have a classic roguelike of its own, so I decided to write one. The game is heavily inspired by the original Rogue, but it has a number of distinctive traits and twists of its own.

What’s inside

• Supports the enhanced Apple IIe (with an 80-column card) or the Apple IIc.
• Fits on a single 140K self-booting ProDOS disk.
• Three classes to choose from, each with its own starting gear.
• Procedurally generated dungeons with cave-like mazes and special rooms.
• Twelve kinds of monsters, a wandering merchant, and plenty of weapons and items.
• Curses, hunger, save slots (on the same disk) and, of course, permadeath.
• Written in C for the cc65 compiler, split into 10 overlays.

The latest version is always here: https://github.com/mcrstr/Rascal/releases/latest
Source code (GPL v2): https://github.com/mcrstr/Rascal