Hi all;

as I was working a bit on my new project here, wanted to show you progress so far…Thought you might like it.

I always wanted to create game on web based on HOMM series logic. Not on same graphics, but logic and fantasy oriented story. (this note is specially here for all UbiSoft bloodlusty agents – not trying to make copyright issue here)

So, basically, with modifications to original game idea, actually, I like to call them enhancements, and copyright free graphics, it might be fun enough for mass amounts of people.

Anyway, I won’t go far deep into nor story nor technical stuff, you can always ask questions if you like, I’ll just present you, briefly with 2 demos: (click for more)

#1 – Advanced AJAX based Web RPG Map

This is stuff I invented (my own engine) almost 2 years ago, but now it’s OOP, and more modular & extensible than ever before.

Basically, it’s map which gives player movement options, in semi-real, semi-turn based enviroment, and it shows 9×9 visible square to players. It calculates whole map dimension, object positions, and player position relative to objects, and draws itself.

You can see DEMO here (click on link, opens in new window/tab)

Hope you like it

#2 – Javascript & PHP Web RPG Map maker (for my future game)

Well, if I’m to have maps, I’d better have map editor aswell. So, here it is. I mean, I finished prototype today, and I myself am very satisfied. In its future, it will be able to give community options to create custom maps, and submit them to game map repository, for others to play it.

You remember those editors back from HOMM & HOMM2? Well, this should remind you a bit of them.

I will talk no more, you can get Map Maker instructions upon clicking a link, so here it goes:

Javascript & PHP Web RPG Map maker

Feel free to ask questions you may have.
For demos performance, allow a bit slower responses, since this is shared hosting enviroment. On VPS or Dedicated, it should work much better, although, I made it optimized as I could.

[Disclaimer: Actual graphics is copyrighted by UbiSoft, and used for demo purposes]

Who knows, this might even be a great RPG game…