For Developers
The Fantasy Realm Online Engine runs on top of Microsoft .NET framework. .NET was chosen for its power, reliability and language support. This gives developers the ability to easily create a highly customized RPG gaming world. The game engine offers ease of use and a quick turnkey solution for the beginner programmer while still offering a wealth of power and flexibility to the more experienced programmers out their.
Fantasy Realm Online uses Microsoft's DirectX engine for high performance graphics and sound. When programming on the client side, developers can take advantage of this high performance while not having to touch the complexities of the DirectX API. For more advanced developers, the DirectX API is still accessible to write more complex controls; however most controls that the average developer would need are provided with Fantasy Realm Online.
The server side of Fantasy Realm Online is completely customizable and where a developer will spend most of their time developing. Most events such as menus, clicking actions, moving actions combat actions, etc... can be programmed on the server to have custom behaviors based on your preferences. You can write both .NET plug-ins and .NET scripts for your server in most any .NET language. Out of the box it supports any .NET plug-in and for scripting the server supports C#, VB.NET, and BOO.
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For Players
Fantasy Realm Online offers a great environment for players to really enjoy playing many great graphical MMORPGs in one convenient download. Players will be able to browse all online servers upon starting the game client. They may easily read description of and view previews of the server before playing.
Players will get consistency of basic play control in a birds-eye-view game, similar to Ultima Online or Diablo, while also getting to experience the diverse worlds and graphics of different developers.
The client will be available for download later this summer when we put up our BETA server for players be sure to stop by and see more of the cool features later.
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