Graphical user interface

As well as the standard ASCII interface, many official and unofficial graphical user interfaces are available. This page will be a visual showcase.

Official ports

Amiga

NetHack 3.4.3's Amiga port, showing the hero on the first level. Running on AmigaOS 3.0 under emulation.

Windows

NetHack 3.4.3's Win32 port, showing the hero in Minetown. Running on Windows XP.

X11

NetHack 3.4.3's X11 port, showing the hero on the Oracle level. Running on Kubuntu Linux 6.06.

Qt

Main article: Qt

NetHack 3.4.3's Qt port, showing a monk in Sokoban. Running on NetBSD 3.0 using blackbox.

All of the status values except turns elapsed flash green when they increase and red when they decrease - so since I just went up the stairs to Sokoban, level is red, and since I just picked up some gold and am recovering power, those are green.

MS-DOS

NetHack tiled view on FreeDOS under QEMU

By using F3, F4, and F5, the user can switch between this view, another with narrowed tiles that makes the entire map visible, and one using IBMgraphics.

Mac Nethack, the Carbon port

Mac Nethack Carbon port running with default settings on Mac OS X 10.5.8 PowerPC

Unofficial ports

Falcon's Eye

Falcon's Eye 3.3.1, showing the hero on the Oracle level. Running on Kubuntu Linux 6.06.

Vulture's Eye

Vulture's Eye for NetHack 3.4.3, showing the hero in Adjama's general store.

glHack

glHack's isometric interface, showing the hero on the first level. Running on Kubuntu Linux 6.06.

noegnud

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Noegnud is a semi-3D interface for both NetHack and SLASH'EM.

NetHack 3D

NetHack 3D features a first-person view and supports both English and Japanese. Mac OS only.

iNetHack

iNetHack is an iPhone port.[1]

Curses interface

The NetHack curses interface is an alternate character mode interface with many features not present in the traditional tty interface.

Nethack Android

Nethack Android is a port of Nethack and Slash'em to the Android OS. It runs as native code with an Android Java front-end. It has TTY and tileset interfaces and has some touchscreen support with context sensitive actions.

NeWT

NetHack With Tiles (aka NeWT) looks and behaves like the TTY version, while still allowing tiles.

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  Vanilla 16x16 Tiles

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  Text-mode

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  Inventory

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