Rabenstein is a text-/graphic adventure for C64, Plus/4, CPC, ZX Spectrum (+3, ESXDOS, Next), Amiga, Atari ST, DOS and modern PC. If you just want to play it, head over to https://8bitgames.itch.io/rabenstein and grab yourself a copy. This repository is for educational purposes only.
Rabenstein was developed with DAAD Adventure Writer by Tim Gilberts. It makes use of the new DRC compiler as well as Maluva, a pixel image addon by Uto.
This code very likely is a mess. Don't say I didn't warn you. It was not meant to be shared but since I get many requests asking how this and that is done with DAAD, I decided it makes sense to just take the source and put it out there. The DRC source file is rabenstein.dsf and that's the file where you likely learn the most from. There are Bash build scripts for each target included. I'm Linux based so that's all I can give but I think it gives you a pretty good idea how well you can automate the build process. Please keep in mind that some paths are hardcoded and external tools executed from the script are not inluded, meaning it is unlikely you are able to get this building without modification. The C64 directory art is made with Petmate.
If you find this code useful in your aim to learn programming adventures with DAAD Adventure Writer, please send a donation via https://8bitgames.itch.io/rabenstein.
This source code is provided for personal, educational use only. You can read it, and copy the programming techniques, but you can't make derivative games.
The Curse of Rabenstein is copyright (c) 2019-2020 Stefan Vogt and Puddle Software. It may be distributed freely, provided you link to 8bitgames.itch.io. It may not be sold or included in any for-profit collection without written permission from the author.