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Roguelikedev Does The Complete Roguelike Tutorial is back again for the fifth year. It will start in one week on Tuesday June 29th. The goal is the same this year - to give roguelike devs the encouragement to start creating a roguelike and to carry through to the end.
Like last year, we'll be following http://rogueliketutorials.com/tutorials/tcod/. The tutorial is written for Python libtcod but, If you want to tag along using a different language or library you are encouraged to join as well with the expectation that you'll be blazing your own trail.
The series will follow a once-a-week cadence. Each week a discussion post will link to that week's Complete Roguelike Tutorial sections as well as relevant FAQ Fridays posts. The discussion will be a way to work out any problems, brainstorm ideas, share progress and any tangential chatting.
If you like, the Roguelike(dev) discord's #roguelikedev-help channel is a great place to hangout and get tutorial help in a more interactive setting.
Schedule Summary
Week 1- Tues June 29th
Parts 0 & 1
Week 2- Tues July 6th
Parts 2 & 3
Week 3 - Tues July 13th
Parts 4 & 5
Week 4 - Tues July 20th
Parts 6 & 7
Week 5 - Tues July 27th
Parts 8 & 9
Week 6 - Tues August 3rd
Parts 10 & 11
Week 7 - Tues August 10th
Parts 12 & 13
Week 8 - Tues August 17th
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