haskell_game
Raycasting game
A Wolfenstein 3D-style raycasting game implemented in Haskell, rendering to the terminal.
Wolfenstein 3D, ray-casting FPS game I make to learn Haskell. No libraries used, rendering is done in terminal.
108 stars
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Language: Haskell
last commit: almost 7 years ago gameraycaster
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