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Downloads and variants

NetHack with a Qt interface
Warwick Allison

Edited on September 24, 2002.

Nethack modifications and utilities

Nethack modifications and utilities -- Jukka Lahtinen

Patches, Utilities

Edited on September 24, 2002.

Jukka Lahtinen has written two utilities for NetHack users, reclist and mergrec, both of which come with source and DOS and OS/2 executables. reclist allows you to see the score file much like nethack -s does. mergrec lets you merge different score files from game versions 3.2.0-3.3.0.
Furthermore, a whole list of patches is available from this site, among which are a patch by Trebor A. Rude to have objects in a container merge together as they do in you main inventory and the Extinction Patch by Wingnut, that shows extinct species at the end of the game.
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