Ascii Quest Mac OS
- Inspired by the classic 8-bit game Elite, it features many similar aspects of gameplay. You can travel to different planetary systems, encounter challenges and embark on missions in a quest for wealth and glory. Oolite runs on Mac OS X (10.6 or later), Windows (XP or later), and Linux, and does not require the latest hardware except for certain.
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| Ascii Sector | |
|---|---|
| Beta Project | |
| Developer | Christian Knudsen |
| Theme | Science Fiction, Space, Economics/Trading |
| Influences | Wing Commander: Privateer |
| Released | Sep 14, 2007 (0.1) |
| Updated | January 22, 2016 (0.7.2) |
| Licensing | Freeware, Closed Source |
| P. Language | FreePascal, SDL |
| Platforms | Windows, Linux, Mac OS X |
| Interface | ASCII, Keyboard, Mouse |
| Game Length | Open ended |
| Official site of Ascii Sector | |
Ascii Sector is a space trading and combat game with a few RPG elements. Combat in space is realtime, while character combat on the ground or on board a spaceship is turn-based. Players can earn credits to upgrade their ship, either by trading goods, taking on missions or pirating. The game currently has no plot, but players can create their own quests to share with other players using a relatively simple script syntax and the built-in quest compiler. There are plans to add an overarching plot and endgame, which will see the player getting involved in shady business and finally building up his own fleet to take over the entire game universe.
Flying by a planet.
Charting a course on the nav map.
Walking around on a starbase.
Trading goods at the commodity exchange.
Boarding an enemy ship.
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Ascension is a native Mac OS X application, developed in Cocoa. Im planning to release the code to GitHub soon, this should answer your question if Ascension is going to be open source. For now the following file formats.nfo.diz.asc.ans and.txt are supported, everything that can contain ASCII/ANSI art.