A rogue-like survival game set in Africa.

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README.md

Naledi ya Africa

Naledi ya Africa (Star of Africa in seTswana) is a survival game set in Africa. It offers networked multiplayer with an ncurses user interface.

Running

To compile Naledi ya Africa, you need a Common Lisp implementation (SBCL is recommended), Quicklisp and the ncurses C library. Note that these requirements limit the game to Linux.

Download the latest source code from https://git.synoikos.de/daniel/naledi. Then open up a REPL and run (load "naledi.lisp").

Once Naledi ya Africa is ready for release, a pre-compiled binary will be supplied.

Playing

Refer to the game manual (MANUAL file in the source code, or type h in-game).
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Licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
© 2018 Daniel Vedder