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Classic backgammon in fantasy setting with a lot of missions.
Holy War: The battle for Faith [Fantasy Backgammon] Is the variation of Bacgammon game in fantasy setting.
Features:
- Classic backgammon rules (except "7"-rule)
- 3 factions (crusaders, saracens and undead)
- 3 campaigns with a lot of missions
- Fight with AI and human (hot-seat)
Engine: HTML5
...Rather than typing, the interaction will be by pushing bottons in the style of old LucasArt games.
Objectivs: a quick way to interact, comfortable way to read the output texts, and easy portability into mobile platforms. The game is being developped in JS/CSS/HTML5.
EPIC is an indepth Multiplayer Strategy RPG Web Game
...The game focus on minimum game time but maximum amount of time thinking about the game and your cunning plans with your allies. No farming or repetition. Some players may like to make AAR of there achievements or lack there off ,the game format encourages the creation of Epic fantasy tales..
Part of a players turn is real time but movement and military orders are done as submitted orders which are processed as your turn..
Cities of Apocalypse is a turn-based strategy game and is played with an HTML5-compliant web browser. The game is played asynchronously, meaning that the players can log in and order their troops any time within a given timespan (typically 12 hours).