Pixel Dungeon
This community is a place to talk strategies, tell stories, or discuss anything related to Pixel Dungeon or its many versions.
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I seriously hate GitHub projects that just don't care to f-ing explain, even with just one or two sentences, what their project is about.
I assume it is a game, but a bit more of -v would be appreciated.
From the readme of the linked repo:
Here's Google Play page with some screenshots and description: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trashboxbobylev.experiencedpixeldungeon.redone&hl=en_US
Some part of the README could indeed be copied to the repo description. But you really need to check the README files, since they are part of the actual git repo in contrast to the description which is just additional metadata coming from the forge. When you clone a repo such forge specific data will be lost, that makes the README more imprortant than the description. It’s a similar story with tag (git repo) vs release (forge)