[casual_games] Licensable engines for Club Penguin / Habbo style game
Chris Cowherd
chriscow at bakedon.com
Thu Nov 13 11:39:14 EST 2008
You might have a look at the Eletrotank Universe
Platform<http://www.electro-server.com/> (also
at http://www.eupsite.com/) <http://www.eupsite.com/>
I can't vouch for it as I haven't used it. We were in the same boat as you
but we needed some significant features that were missing from the options
available at the time so we are rolling our own. Our background is in
server side development so its our cup of tea.
Chris Cowherd
BakedOn Entertainment <http://www.bakedon.com>
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 9:39 PM, Matthew Ford <matthew at fordfam.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am consulting a new company which is keen to make an online game much
> like NeoPets, Habbo Hotel, or Club Penguin: a 2D, low-footprint, preferably
> in-browser, cartoony online game for kids. Make an avatar, decorate yourself
> and your room, chat, play mini-games, and the like. It will draw from a
> compelling popular IP.
>
> Though the company is capable of rolling its own solution, I have a feeling
> there are good engines / platforms out there which can be adapted for this
> purpose and save a lot of work. I had the impression that Habbo licensed its
> engine to other companies; I dimly recall that My-Coke.com did just this.
> But I may be totally wrong. The Habbo site does not reveal this option,
> though perhaps I need to ski into Sulake's office in person. Road trip! :)
>
> Does anyone have any leads on premade solutions which can be licensed,
> adapted, and turned into the kind of game I describe?
>
> Many thanks,
> Matthew Ford
>
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