rogue; hack, and nethack are a family of top view video games written for computers during the 1980's and 1990's and updated since then. In nethack, the underscore key command is useful since on any level where you have identified a location like an altar stairs or fountain you can use the underscore or underline key command to return to those locations by keying in the symbol to move to once the underscore key is hit. If monsters are blocking you, you'll have to fight those then repeat the underscore command from your new position to get to the original desired location. I've been playing nethack since the 1990's and haven't won any of those games yet so it is not a trivial game. What usually kills me off is mass attacks anymore. I can usually get to experience level 7 before that happens these days though and the experience level is improving at least. Experience levels in nethack run from 0 to 30. Level 1 requires 16 monsters to be killed and each level after that doubles the amount of monsters to be killed. I found nethack accessible on dos computers and on unix/linux boxes playing within terminals since I learned how to interpret the symbols andI have the ascii symbols enabled when I play since the tiles don't do a thing for the screen readers I use. Since I retired, I abandoned windows since I found I couldn't do a bare metal install of it and I found it to be too unstable for my uses when I was working.


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