A rogue-like game for the Apple II.
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README.md

What is it?

Escape (working title) is a homebrew Rogue-Like* game developped for the Apple II computers.

It is written in assembly and serves two purposes:

  1. Be fun
  2. Document the proccess of coding for the Apple II on my blog:

How to build

Building

Just type

make

This will produce bin/escape.a2 which is a binary executable for Apple's II PRODOS.

##Prerequisite in order to build:

The cc65 compiler suite, with the environment variable CC65_HOME set to its folder

Prerequisite in order to produce the disk image

Embedding the Apple II' executable into the disk image

Run

scripts/add-to-disk.sh