Added place commands and the lost-in-the-forest extension function. ...

Also a bug fix in the interpreter and some minor adjustments elsewhere.

Implemented selling to NPCs, made quests non-repeatable.

Added hooks for places, monsters and npcs.

Added item commands and hooks.

Added several items and quests and expanded some place descriptions.

Added the 'fixed' option to game items.

Several minor changes, including slots for hooks (to be added later).

Diked out character class and race.

Redesigned 'abilities' feature, changed license to GPL. ...

Also various bug fixes and code annotations. License change due to
my use of CLISP external functions.

Diked out the in-game functions. ...

I'd basically have needed to implement a Turing-complete language for this
(isn't there a law about that?), so I've ditched the attempt and will offer
the same functionality via external Lisp functions.

Moved night-vision to new player attribute 'abilities'.

Implemented monster spawning. Dead monsters drop their items now.

A large expansion of Lugwey, coupled with some minor bug fixes.

Implemented in-game functions. ...

Although they will probably still change significantly...
Also fixed a bug in the combat system.

Added concept of darkness. ...

Also various bugfixes.

Implemented quests. A small feature with a large effect :-)

And a bit of refactoring brings me to v0.2! ...

The player can now interact with items, talk to NPCs and fight
against monsters. We're getting somewhere :-)

Changed some things around under the hood to get 'attack' working later on. ...

Monsters are now stored as struct references in each place instead of by
name only. Fixed the multiple-item-removal bug.

Wrote most of the attack function, but doesn't work yet. ...

The call to remove-object-attribute still gives problems, and I'm
running into trouble with the fact that monsters are stored by name
in each place, when really they need to be stored by value.

Started implementing trading system (buying works now). ...

Also added UI for creator.lisp and other minor changes.

Started on creator.lisp, the ATL code generator, and implemented spreadsheet parsing. ...

Very proud of myself - this commit transforms a spreadsheet into code in under
40 lines of Lisp, and I wrote that in two hours, starting at midnight :D

Implemented about/talk/clear commands. ...

Also expanded the test world. Plus, I have now broken the 1000 line barrier! :-)

Implemented item pickup/dropping/equipping. ...

Also expanded the test world and some other adjustments.

Some refactoring and bug fixing (introduced debugging print function).

Refactored define commands, started integrating monsters into the game world.

A lot of refactoring and code cleanup... ...

Still to be done: remove all those (eval) expressions.

Some refactoring in world/game-object, expanded commandline parameter parsing.

Refactored game command system, added 'player' command. ...

Version 0.1 is now ready - ATL files are parsed properly, the world
and the player are created, and the player can move around inside
the world. The first stage of a long journey is hereby completed!
:-)

Finished the 'goto', 'place' and 'help' commands. ...

I noticed that the code is starting to look quite crufty - time
for a clean up, I think...

Started implementing in-game commands, expanded test world.