Dead_By_Zombie

Dead By Zombie. might have been the world's first commercial true Rogue-like. Why? Played in a terminal, looks/works like Rogue, yet I was literally selling copies to customers and promoting it in person at game conventions. might also have been first in Python too: http://synisma.neocities.org/deadbyzombie.html https://github.com/mkramlich/Dead_By_Zombie The Dread Space Pirate Richard. a comedy ebook. 1st book on Amazon, 2nd being written. sells copies: https://reddit.com/r/dspr Software Performance & Scalability Cheatsheet. free download. geek out on it. revise and expand from time to time: http://synisma.neocities.org/perf_scale_cheatsheet.pdf lots more in the distant past. (eg. once wrote a pretty decent clone of Empire Deluxe, but with more unit types, and for Linux. shoutout to @WalterBright!) my next on

Dead By Zombie: a Python Rogue-like about a zombie apocalypse. I first created it several years ago as a commercial closed-sourced game and it actually sold copies. Now I've open sourced it on GitHub, and am upgrading the engine and giving it a facelift, transforming it into a more serious game of survival and a sandbox for rebuilding civilization. Survivalists, anarcho-capitalists and libertarians may like it. "Day is for the living. Night is for the dead." links: https://github.com/mkramlich/Dead_By_Zombie http://synisma.neocities.org/deadbyzombie.html In theory I'm also writing a sequel to my sci-fi comedy novella The Dread Space Pirate Richard. (http://www.reddit.com/r/DSPR/) And fleshing out the outline and first chapters of my first attempt at a technical book, tentatively titled Software Performance and Scalability. I also solve ch