The game was meant to be playable on browser actually, but there was some *features* that wouldn't have worked. An android port might have the same issues.
thanks a lot! making a game is like building a house. Have you seen 1 person doing it? not really. But I still try. Programming, Game design, Story writing, 3D Modeling, Texturing, Animating, Sounds. There's a lot going on. Trust me. And takes a lot of time. Learning everything takes time and then doing it. Oh boy. This industry is the one in which people get the most overworked.
yes, I'm glad you mentioned anthropomorphic characters as I plan to make a game that will feature exactly that in an medieval set. This is why I want to keep Yare 3 free of it. But that's for the future.
There is no way for a simple project, not any longer. The story that will complete all 3 games together is already written, more than 20 pages of dialogue. I did this summer.
The reason I'd like to use newer technologies is because, apart from better graphics and overall render quality, those might open up the path to virtual reality and stable games. But there are, like I said, downsides to it. So I was just toying with it in my spare time. But like you concluded, I should quit fooling around and do actual work. 15-20 minutes a day would get me far, probably. Fortune rewards those who are consistent, right?
As you can see, the shadows are sharper and the reflections are better. I still don't know if I will be using this in the future as there might be potential downsides as well...
Hi, sorry for the late reply. You are not able to play it right now and I don't know when the game will be finished. I still need to put my real life in order. Anyway, I'd say the game is more than 50% done.
Yare 3 will be somewhat of an adventure game. It will have a good story (according to me at least) which will explain lots of things from the previous games. It will certainly include BE/AE/PG/HE and maybe other types of expansions/ weight gain/ transformations.
