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[joelinator]

ok poeple,I am making this game here for a site called flashflashrevolution.com

If you don't know what the site is all about, it is basically DDR online. To get started, this game I am making is an ffr rpg. One problem thought, I don't know how to make a game. I am sure that some of you people know how to make a game and will be willing to help.

If you want to know more about ffr, visit the site and check it out. If you are willing to help me out on this project, you can contact me at joesnake@hotmail.com

I hope the many of you that choose to help will have fun and do a great job, I also need to learn.

[Timpsi]

Originally posted by joelinator@Aug 9 2005, 10:48 AM
If you don't know what the site is all about, it is basically DDR online.

DDR online? Does it include a massive, virtual concrete wall? Socialist manifestations? Stalin idolisation? Is it a member of the Warsaw pact? Is Erich Honecker there? STASI?

Anyhow, when making a game you really should have a plan for your work, and programming experience would come handy. I'd suggest either visiting the programming part of this forum, or going Google.

[joelinator]

sry for makin this topic in the wrong place

[MdaG]

I made a post about this some time ago, there's just a couple of links there at the moment, but maybe you can find some useful there.

[A. J. Raffles]

Originally posted by MdaG@Aug 9 2005, 07:21 PM
I made a post about this some time ago, there's just a couple of links there at the moment, but maybe you can find some useful there.

Hmm, I think joelster is banned on the Reloaded forums... :whistle:

[MdaG]

Well in that case *copy paste*

Here are some links. Some of these have short learning curve while other demands that the user knows C++ etc.

• AGS - Engine for making 3rd person point and click adventures like Monkey Island.
• RPG Maker 2000 - Engine for creating simple (Final Fantasy clones?) RPGs.
• RPG Maker 2003 - Engine for creating more advanced RPGs than RPG Maker 2000.
• Ianout - Engine for making Fallout clones
• IrrAdventure - Engine for making Myst clones
• OGRE - 3D graphics and physics library suitable for RPGs, adventures etc.
• ErisMUD - A MUD engine
• J.U.R.P.E - A dungeon crawler engine
• Worldforge - Engine for 3D games.
• Panda3D - Another 3D engine (claims to have a short learning curve)
• OpenGL - A great 3D graphics library
• SDL - A multimedia library
• ZClassic - Engine/Editor for making Zelda clones

There are probably a lot more of them out there, but this is a start. I haven't tried any of them out. Some of them are still being developed and will probably be of much more use to most in due time. Judging by the screenshots I'd have to say that OGRE looks real good. And of course SDL and OpenGL are already used among the developers

[joelinator]

thank you