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Vanilla Pixel Dungeon

I wanna play Pixel Dungeon v1.9.1 on desktop natively, but I do not find any official desktop version of v1.9.1.
Arcnor's libGDX port of Pixel Dungeon is awesome, but its latest version just only v1.7.2.
So, I migrated original source to Arcnor's version. Now I can play v1.9.1 on desktop without any Android emulator.

This is a libGDX project generated with gdx-liftoff.

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GPL-3.0

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  • test: runs unit tests (if any).

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