v0.2.12 * improve and simplify dungeon generation * simplify running and permit multi-actor runs * let items explode and generate shrapnel projectiles * add game difficulty setting (initial HP scaling right now) * allow recording, playing back and looping commands * implement pathfinding via per-actor BFS over the whole level * extend setting targets for actors in UI tremendously * implement autoexplore, go-to-target, etc., as macros * let AI use pathfinding, switch leaders, pick levels to swarm to * force level/leader changes on spawners (even when played by humans) * extend and redesign UI bottom status lines * get rid of CPS style monads, aborts and WriterT * benchmark and optimize the code, in particular using Data.Vector * split off and use the external library assert-failure * simplify config files and limit the number of external dependencies v0.2.10 * screensaver game modes (AI vs AI) * improved AI (can now climbs stairs, etc.) * multiple, multi-floor staircases * multiple savefiles * configurable framerate and combat animations v0.2.8 * cooperative and competitive multiplayer (shared-screen only in this version) * overhauled searching * rewritten engine code to have a single server that sends restricted game state updates to many fat clients, while a thin frontend layer multiplexes visuals from a subset of the clients v0.2.6.5 * this is a minor release, primarily intended to fix the broken haddock documentation on Hackage * changes since 0.2.6 are mostly unrelated to gameplay: - strictly typed config files split into UI and rules - a switch from Text to String throughout the codebase - use of the external library miniutter for English sentence generation v0.2.6 * the Main Menu * improved and configurable mode of squad combat v0.2.1 * missiles flying for three turns (by an old kosmikus' idea) * visual feedback for targeting * animations of combat and individual monster moves v0.2.0 * the LambdaHack engine becomes a Haskell library * the LambdaHack game depends on the engine library