cooldonnel
does anyone kno an online game thatis similar to runescape and its free and doesn't ask a lot of information like dob and all that stuff that can cause identity theft if u know what i mean
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If by that you mean browser based RPG, yes. Runescape has a unique java engine among the browser based RPGs, thought, so don't expect much from the games I'll refer. There's also Bang Howdy! (that I wouldn't call a RPG), that is the only other browser based java engine game I know.
To play games in flash, there are Dragon Fable and Adventure Quest (In both you have to pay to have full access to the game, and notice that Dragon Fable is still under construction and that it's hard for non-members to login into AQ). There are also those community based flash games (that some people consider to be MMORPGs) that are becoming really popular: Gaia Online (that I already played and that is really cool), ClubPenguin, PuzzlePirates, and i think that Habbo goes the same way; in all of this games you create an avatar and play games like fishing to get money and personalize those avatars.
Thereâs also the pure browser based ones: Tibia is a fairly popular game, BiteFight and Knightfight are OK. Travian is a strategy MMOG, also pretty good. Thereâs also pokemon crater (but it has a lots of publicity) and, my personal favorite, FallenSword (it's interface is much like pokemoncrater, but it's a dungeon crawler. It also doesnât have lots of publicity like pokemon crater, and has a guild system that stimulate interaction and stamina restrictions that allow players that don't have much time to remain competitive, not to mention the lottery and the auction system).
Have fun.
If by that you mean browser based RPG, yes. Runescape has a unique java engine among the browser based RPGs, thought, so don't expect much from the games I'll refer. There's also Bang Howdy! (that I wouldn't call a RPG), that is the only other browser based java engine game I know.
To play games in flash, there are Dragon Fable and Adventure Quest (In both you have to pay to have full access to the game, and notice that Dragon Fable is still under construction and that it's hard for non-members to login into AQ). There are also those community based flash games (that some people consider to be MMORPGs) that are becoming really popular: Gaia Online (that I already played and that is really cool), ClubPenguin, PuzzlePirates, and i think that Habbo goes the same way; in all of this games you create an avatar and play games like fishing to get money and personalize those avatars.
Thereâs also the pure browser based ones: Tibia is a fairly popular game, BiteFight and Knightfight are OK. Travian is a strategy MMOG, also pretty good. Thereâs also pokemon crater (but it has a lots of publicity) and, my personal favorite, FallenSword (it's interface is much like pokemoncrater, but it's a dungeon crawler. It also doesnât have lots of publicity like pokemon crater, and has a guild system that stimulate interaction and stamina restrictions that allow players that don't have much time to remain competitive, not to mention the lottery and the auction system).
Have fun.
Make an online game in Java?
RichardC
So I have made a game before in java, now my only question is, how do I make a java game online/multiplayer?
I don't want to require people to set up servers and port forward and all that crap like Minecraft requires, I just want people to be able to open a lobby view list, then they can join a lobby and play with someone. I think there might be some way to do this with MySQL (Yes I do have an online MySQL database if I need one). I am just wondering how would I make this online multiplayer Java game? And would updating and downloading from the MySQL database be an efficient way to do this? Is there some other way I could make a game like this work?
Please help I have been looking for an answer to this one question for a while now.
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