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1 year agoThe game that I probably go back to the most frequently is Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead. While it looks like any other roguelike on one level, it has a bunch of different interacting systems, story elements scattered around (if you only find one cataclysm, then you’re not looking hard enough), and has a debugging system that (if you’re not interested in the action-oriented aspects) can be used to cheat and turn the game into exploring the randomly generated world.
To do something like this without a lot of manual labor, you’d need a database of images, which I don’t think exists. But if you already know which files go where, it’s not quite what you’re looking for, but I used to use Ant Renamer when I spent a lot of time on Windows.