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#DWARF FORTRESS FORTRESS DESIGN LICENSE#
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#DWARF FORTRESS FORTRESS DESIGN CODE#
Many early computer games, beginning in the 1960s, were programmed using American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII). Gallery label from Talk to Me: Design and the Communication between People and Objects, July 24–Novem.
Rather than relying on a naturalistic three-dimensional interface, the game generates its own complex world, which the player can modify, out of classic two-dimensional tiled building blocks and text-based graphics. The developers of Dwarf Fortress, a single-player fantasy game, purposely forwent subsequent developments in computer graphics, choosing its retro aesthetic. The earliest computer games were programmed using ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange).
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