See you there !
Opponium on ModDB
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Opponium on ModDB !
See you there !
Opponium on ModDB
Sunday, May 2, 2010
The Third round starts !
Finaly the last part of the competition has begun Friday ; we must count the highest number of players who will visit our website.
You can support us by visiting the website on Innov'Game servers, and you also can try the game by downloading it (don't be worry, it's translated in English).
If you like this project, you can help us : talk about the game around you !
See you soon for a greatest release !
Warning !
If you use this booby Internet Explorer, you have to rename the downloaded file to ".air" instead of ".zip".
You can support us by visiting the website on Innov'Game servers, and you also can try the game by downloading it (don't be worry, it's translated in English).
If you like this project, you can help us : talk about the game around you !
See you soon for a greatest release !
Warning !
If you use this booby Internet Explorer, you have to rename the downloaded file to ".air" instead of ".zip".
Friday, April 9, 2010
The beta is here !
Hello !
I'm proud to introduce the open-beta of the game, that you can download here.
You must install the AIR 2 beta runtime before installing the game : search for the "Adobe AIR 2 Runtime" label, and choose the download wich tie in your OS.
After you installed the runtime, launch the setup file "Opponium.air".
Updates will come soon !
I'm proud to introduce the open-beta of the game, that you can download here.
You must install the AIR 2 beta runtime before installing the game : search for the "Adobe AIR 2 Runtime" label, and choose the download wich tie in your OS.
After you installed the runtime, launch the setup file "Opponium.air".
Updates will come soon !
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
... and two videos
Hello again,
There are also two previews of the beta here :
The first preview with some elements of the gameplay :
And the second one, showing the main menu, the pause mode and the load/save menu :
There are also two previews of the beta here :
The first preview with some elements of the gameplay :
And the second one, showing the main menu, the pause mode and the load/save menu :
Introducing the project
Hello there,
I'm a french student (17 years old) and I spend my (free) time programming softwares, especially video games.
I'm a strategy lover, and I wanted to make my own one.
When I discovered there was a game-making competition called 'Innov'game' in France, I registered the same day.
So my team passed the first round a month ago, and now we are working on the first release.
The game, Opponium, you guessed it, is a real-time-strategy game, written with ActionScript 3 and running on Flash 10 with Air 1.5 (I'm using FlashDevelop). I started programming with this language 1 year ago, so I don't know if my sources are very well done...
It's in 2D, because I'm not good in 3D and we have no time to do so (only 2 months for the second round, the programming one, but I started 2 months before), but I think it's better to have an animated and comfortable 2D instead of a bad 3D.
The story takes place far away in the future (we don't know exactly when), around a planet-system called 'Ponux', specificaly on a huge robot-satellite, that was a scientific station a long time ago, but it is now deserted.
An explorer of the forgotten worlds lands on it with his space ship, in order to find the precious data about the last plants of the Berdia sector, that were studied here. He discovers that these plants have invaded the entire satellite and became living : they seem to move around him.
Making his way in this vegetation with his four axes, he finds the main computer control room. He also discovers the scientists' corpses and a strange little faded flower, in a bell-glass.
When he finaly wants to retrieve the data, he detects a strange move, and has just the time to turn himself.
Then a horrible scream sounds....
There is our project file, for the first round : PDF
More informations about the competition
I'm a french student (17 years old) and I spend my (free) time programming softwares, especially video games.
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| A creature made by the plants |
When I discovered there was a game-making competition called 'Innov'game' in France, I registered the same day.
So my team passed the first round a month ago, and now we are working on the first release.
The game, Opponium, you guessed it, is a real-time-strategy game, written with ActionScript 3 and running on Flash 10 with Air 1.5 (I'm using FlashDevelop). I started programming with this language 1 year ago, so I don't know if my sources are very well done...
It's in 2D, because I'm not good in 3D and we have no time to do so (only 2 months for the second round, the programming one, but I started 2 months before), but I think it's better to have an animated and comfortable 2D instead of a bad 3D.
The story takes place far away in the future (we don't know exactly when), around a planet-system called 'Ponux', specificaly on a huge robot-satellite, that was a scientific station a long time ago, but it is now deserted.
An explorer of the forgotten worlds lands on it with his space ship, in order to find the precious data about the last plants of the Berdia sector, that were studied here. He discovers that these plants have invaded the entire satellite and became living : they seem to move around him.
Making his way in this vegetation with his four axes, he finds the main computer control room. He also discovers the scientists' corpses and a strange little faded flower, in a bell-glass.
When he finaly wants to retrieve the data, he detects a strange move, and has just the time to turn himself.
Then a horrible scream sounds....
There is our project file, for the first round : PDF
More informations about the competition
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
English Blog !
Now the dev blog of Opponium have its own english side !
You will get all the news and informations about the game and the competition here.
See you soon,
AlphaDelta
You will get all the news and informations about the game and the competition here.
See you soon,
AlphaDelta
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