"NetHack is a single player dungeon exploration game. Your goal is to grab as much treasure as you can, retrieve the Amulet of Yendor, and escape the Mazes of Menace alive."
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iNethack2 is an iOS port of Nethack 3.6.6.
Original port in 2009 by Dirk Zimmermann which was called iNethack.
Updated by Jeff King to work on modern devices, and renamed iNethack2.
Initial 3.6 update by Joe Doucette.
Various other contributions from the open source community.
iNethack2 features:
· 8 graphical tilesets (plus IBMGraphics mode, and regular ASCII mode in color and monochrome)
· Touchscreen gesture controls: swipe to pan, pinch to zoom
· Customizable keyboard shortcut controls
· Hearse (bones file sharing) integration
· Works on iOS12+
Some facts about NetHack:
· The first version of NetHack was released in 1987
· NetHack was a roguelike before people used the term roguelike
· You can play NetHack for years and still make new discoveries
· NetHack is one of the greatest games of all time
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4.71 out of 5
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Still Great
iNetHack is one of very few games that I install on every new iDevice. It’s a great port of a legendary game and well maintained by its developer.
If you like roguelike games but never heard about NetHack, you should really give it a shot. It’s one of the best games of its genre!
Nearly perfect
I really like the game but it would be even better if you add keyboard support.
Thanks for the port!
Thanks a lot for this port! I only wish there was keyboard support, or rather a way to keep the onscreen keyboard open at all times, for use with an iPad Pro keyboard cover.
Broken on iPhoneX
It was perfect till yesterday‘s update! Now everything is behind the Notch :/
A port of nethack that works!
When I saw this, I was a bit skeptical at first. A mobile port of the classic game NetHack? Is this yet another lazy cash grab, or a barely usable proof-of-concept (I look at you, Vimmy!)? No! It isn't. It's clear that the author of this piece of software has used it himself, as the controls are really well thought out and intuitive (for a terminal game). And on top of this, it's free! So why am I even bothering to write this review? Go, download it now!