Greg Micek writes: "EverQuest is one of those games that simply refuses to die. Sure, there may not be as many people playing it now as there was at it's peak, but any discussion of online RPGs always includes mention of Brad McQuaids classic. Enter Nevergrind, an EverQuest inspired RPG with some beautiful artwork for a platform everyone has. A browser. Currently funding on Kickstarter, Nevergrind isn't simply a case of someone trying to make an MMO for a couple thousand bucks, but instead an already playable game looking for that final push towards completion. We recently spoke with Nevergrind's developer Joe Leonard about his games' inspirations, challenges, and direction."
Greg Micek writes: "Every week we take a brief look at all of the Kickstarter campaigns that launched in the previous week. This isn't to say that all of these projects are worth your hard earned cash, but with any luck having all of them in one place will make it easier to educate yourself on the projects you'd like to back, and which ones to run from. This week there were 38 to choose from."
Marcus Estrada writes: "Although some folks have not yet warmed up to the idea, I'm a big fan of browser-based games. After all, times have changed since you required running various browser extensions to simply get a highly simplistic game to play on one. Nevergrind is a HTML5-based RPG which takes inspiration from many, many things, though its original inspiration was Everquest. After years of development, Joe Leonard decided to spin the game off into something uniquely his own. The game is playable online right now, but this Kickstarter will help push the game toward a full release with tons of features, and of course stretch goals will increase the scope even more."
The word "Classic" has been used and abused in the indie scene for while now. Blank blank is a classic ______ that reminds you of that OG Nintendo "Classic" ______. When you were still a squeeker in grade school
Are you actually saying this isn't a "classic" style RPG, or are you just complaining?
