freeciv21 VS LandOfTheRair

To be able to play the game, you need to download the Fc21 3.0 client from https://github.com/longturn/freeciv21/r ... .0-patch.1 This is a semi-portable application where you don't need admin privileges to be able to install it on the computer.

You can find the release right here.

In order to join, you should: 1. Register at Longturn.net 2. Sign up for the game at the LT75 game page 3. After signing up, confirm participation! (bottom of the page) 4. Download the current Fc21 client from the Github - *here* (click "Assets")

For those we prefer C++ there is a fairly active fork called freeciv21.

I got pretty far with a 20$ server: https://github.com/LandOfTheRair/LandOfTheRair/

You'll probably want to use a canvas for anything visual, but you can certainly do a lot with angular. My game renders a map, player, and monsters with phaser (canvas/webgl) and everything else is done with angular. Visual example

While they're not very popular, I have been making one. My end goal will be desktop apps with electron, or you can play in the browser if needed.

It's not open world, but I've been working on what I'd like one day to be an MMO.

https://rair.land (disclaimer: I'm making it) is an open source MMO.

You're welcome. If you're looking for more implementation ideas, I have it here. Basically, on version it'll do everything, generate a changelog and a current changelog (I use this to publish only the most recent set of changes in a github release), commit the changelog, and then a script to untag and retag the current version to include the changelog.

Nothing fancy, just a lot of overrides (and some more here). Just a bunch of small changes that eventually became somewhat cohesive. The easiest things you can change to affect material: