Game of the Day - Zero-Player Game: A MIND OF ITS OWN! (RPG, Simulation)

Описание: Easiest game ever! :)

Vote on the game on Steam Greenlight: http://bit.ly/1hclkrl
Try the game: http://bit.ly/1jTAHcp
Read more about the definition of 'Zero-Player games' (ZPG): http://bit.ly/1nh9O5X

Full playlist here: http://bit.ly/11fpE95

What is 'Zero-Player Game'?

Description:
Zero-Player Game is a roguelike in which the player has no direct control of the character, and only chooses a name and a class. The character just wandering around and fighting random enemies. Upon levelling, the character recieves some random new equipment and a few stat bonuses. The entire game is displayed in ASCII.

Classes:
Currently there are only twelve classes, divided into three groups: four basic, four advanced and four master classes (which are available upon reaching character level 50 and 100):

Basic:
Freelancer
Warrior
Thief
Mage

Advanced:
Expert
Knight
Rogue
Warlock

Master:
Master
Templar
Assassin
Necromancer

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Why this ♥♥♥♥ty game is on my Greenlight?
A: Okay. I know, this game (simulator) is like a ♥♥♥♥ for now, but come on, really, it's just a prototype! And yes, it's not a joke. Actually, when posting this on Greenlight, I was hoping to hear something more interesting and constructive, than just "woah, this Excel-based Progress Quest clone is SUX!!!1".

Q: What's the point?
A: Well... Role-playing without intervention of the player. Personally, I don't want spend my time on leveling, but I truly like to watch the progress of the character.

Q: So, basically, it's just the Progress Quest in ASCII?
A: I believe, you will not call, for example, Battlefield as a clone of the Doom, just because they have same genre.

Q: Are you planning to sell it? Seriously?!
A: Actually, no. I know, that such "game", made in free time by one developer, can't be anything, but freeware (believe me, I'm adequate). But, as almost any human, I would not reject little donations ($0,05, maybe?). So, the answer is "no".

Q: Why ASCII?
A: Because I really like roguelikes, but I don't like their attributes/skills/etc. system. And, for sure, no graphics is better, than bad graphics.