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Home » Games » Video_Games » Roleplaying » Rogue-like Moria
The Dungeons of Moria (Moria) offers gamers a single-player, infinite dungeon simulation. Apart from name and final adversary (a Balrog), most Moria titles borrow lightly from the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien.Popular derivative games include Imoria and UNIX Moria (Umoria) and its descendents, Pmoria, Morgul, and kMoria. Generally, members of this game family are open source, and working versions exist for most computing platforms.The Pits of Angband (Angband), first branched from Moria, has grown over the years to become its own family of roguelikes. Information regarding Angband resides in the Games: Video Games: Roleplaying: Rogue-like: Angband.
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| Moria - Guides, spoilers, monster search, and character dumps. Links to source and executable files for several platforms.
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| | kMoria - Palm OS port of Umoria. Changelog, tips, source and executable files, and build instructions.
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| | Kertes's Imoria - Port to C language for Linux. Changelog and source files.
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| | Umoria - Site of official maintainer. FAQ, contact email, and links to source and executable files for several platforms.
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| | The Dungeons of Moria - Feature list and development history. Links to firsthand account of original VMS releases.
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| | Unofficial Umoria Patches - Bugfixes and new features for version 5.5.2. Patched MS-DOS executable also provided.
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| | Tolkien Computer Games - Morgul - Alters final objective and tweaks gameplay. Synopsis and link to MS-DOS executable.
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| | Google Groups - rec.games.moria - Threaded archive of Usenet posts. (Discontinued September 1994)
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| | OS2Moria - OS/2 port. Synopsis, requirements, screenshot, and executable.
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| | Pmoria - New character races and classes, spells, items, and commands. Changelog, source files, and DOS executable.
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