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It's not about learning. More like fixing the bugs. The only thing you would probably learn from ADOM's source code is how not to write code that produces lot of bugs.



The fact is that I...

I'm a game developer myself and I like roguelike games. So I care a lot about these things.



I don't need it, I already have two source codes I'm working on. For roguelike players open source...

I guess it's good for developers, because people now have a new product and they want to buy games for it. And they buy like anything, old classics and anything that looks like a game. It's a heaven...

Well I think Dr. Mario is too much after money. Just think of it. He practically stopped development of ADOM when he got his job. Not a single update to fix any bugs whatsoever. And only now when he...

I guess it's for money, because people actually buy i-games. And iPads/phones. I can't see any other reason to make games to hilariously stupid platform like iPad.