Wrap up the Roguelikes I Like post

It still needs an image for DCSS though

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+title: "Roguelikes I Like"
+date: 2022-05-09T08:37:23-07:00
+draft: true
+resources:
+  - name: nethack
+    src: "nethack.png"
+    title: ""
+  - name: brogue
+    src: "brogue.jpg"
+    title: ""
+tags: ["Roguelikes", "Video Games"]
+---
+
+I've been playing a whole bunch of Roguelikes lately. Here's a short list of games I've really enjoyed.
+
+### Nethack
+
+[Nethack][nh] is the first roguelike I ever played. There were a bunch of students in my Computer Science program at
+Oberlin that were always playing it in the CS labs.
+
+Most recently, it's what got me hooked on the genre all over again. Famously, it gives you almost nothing to go on when
+you start. It's up to you to figure out everything based on what you -- the player -- know about the game. It's like a
+puzzle!
+
+{{< post_figure name=nethack >}}
+
+### Brogue
+
+[Brogue][b] is the first Roguelike I played after only ever playing Nethack. The first time I started it up I was in
+awe. It does a really great job of making use of the terminal to render a beautiful world for you to explore. The water
+(there are lakes!) animates, there are fields of mossy grass and plants, there are blobs of goo that explode and spread
+noxious pink gas everywhere.
+
+{{< post_figure name=brogue >}}
+
+### Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup
+
+My friend David introduced me to [Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup][dcss] on Twitter. I think it does a good job of distilling
+the complexities of many roguelikes into a simpler form that's still rich and engaging. I really like how easy it is to
+drop in on people and observe games too!
+
+[nh]: https://www.nethack.org
+[b]: https://sites.google.com/site/broguegame/
+[dcss]: http://crawl.akrasiac.org:8080/#play-dcss-0.28