For years, I've dreamed of playing my own anime styled MMORPG. Last year, I began working on it, a project called "AniMyth". Basically I wanted to take well-known anime characters and drop them into a playable world where a player could either build them up, or play full-powered to achieve quests given from the Gods and Goddesses of ancient mythologies from around the world.
I want the game to be fun and educational at the same time. It sounds pretty fun, right? Let me know what you think.
It's coming along. I bought a second monitor so that I can watch the YouTube tutorials and code at the same time, although, lately, I haven't had much time to devote to coding.
Yup. I'll probably end up totally redesigning the game though. I've been thinking of migrating it more to a phone device instead of a PC device, since more people use phones now than PCs. But I haven't completely decided yet. The PC has certain advantages that the phone's simply can't do very well.
Well, I'm not much of a phone-gamer, so I'm significantly less likely to participate, myself, if you go that route, but you do have a point that a lot of people do play games mostly on their phones ;-p.
Not only would the GUI have to be completely changed, but many of the basic functions, even the character would be vastly different, because the phone I don't think can handle the 3D models/environment very well.
What I might do, after I get the main part of the game working on the PC is create a mobile app to manage your character, chat, ... and whatever else I can think of.
