The project consists in a remake of old indie games (roguelike genre). Our inspiration comes from a software initially built with by pygame and authored by Dan Allen, and also from a game name "The enchanted cave" by Dustin Auxier.
Now we are using the pyved-engine + Python3.
The new project maintainer is moonb3ndr.
Important: Firstly you need python3. Secondly, our game depends on the pyved_engine:
a work-in-progress game engine
It also depends on libraries that are listen in the requirements.txt file.
To install all these dependencies takes some time, but you need to do this only once!
It is recommended to proceed as follows:
- download both ravenous caves, and the custom game engine on your computer. The best option is to use git:
git clone https://github.com/wkta/ravenous-caves.gitAnd then
git clone https://github.com/gaudiatech/pyved-engine.git- using the command line, navigate to the folder that contains ravenous caves.
- setup a new virtual environment by typing
python -m venv venvand activate that virtual environment, for example on windows:venv\Scripts\activate.bat - install all basic requirements by typing ...
pip install -r requirements.txt- using the command line, navigate to the folder that contains the game engine.
- install the engine within the current (still active) virtual environment. You can do that by typing ... (see pip documentation and "editable mode" installation if you wish to learn more)
pip install -e .- go back to the folder that contains ravenous caves and type...
python main.pyThe artwork and visual assets, which includes the contents of the assets/IMG/ folder, are covered by the CC Attribution 4.0 license in the root file CC.
Please note that this project include TrueType fonts under the internal/FONTS/ folder which are NOT covered by the CC License. These are:
Spinal Tap (http://www.rockbandfonts.com/), Devinne Swash, by Dieter Steffmann. http://www.fontspace.com/dieter-steffmann/devinne-swash Chancery Gothic and Courier.
Todo: either obtain permission to use these files or remove them from the current (derivative) repo.