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Interview with Callum Richardson - Hooves of Fire
Today we interview Callum, the developer behind Hooves of Fire. Learn how he started the game, and how it evolved over time from Flash to Unity.
Nations at Risk Receives Promising Updates
June 15, 2021Nations at Risk has been gaining popularity amongst online nation simulation game enthusiasts and has recently rolled out an extensive update. Learn more about all the changes here!
Interview with Scott on BrowserQuests
May 27, 2021A long interview with Scott about the history and current state of BrowserQuests. How it started, where he got his ideas, and how the future looks!
Game development passion and ManagerLeague
April 02, 2021An in-depth interview with Christian, the developer behind ManagerLeague about his passions, the history of ManagerLeague, and his impressive game development background!
Into F4Football with Ahmed
April 02, 2021Today, we interview Ahmed Shefeer, the driving force behind F4Football. A software engineer by profession during the day, and a game designer during the night ;)
Into the history and running of Guilds of Gods
March 16, 2021Today, we interviewed Jaegar and Carson, the guys behind Guilds of Gods. A great tag team that have worked together in the past and are now heavily into developing their new game together.
Interview with Daniel on Footballtop
February 25, 2021An interview with Daniel, the guy behind Footballtop. It's interesting to see that Daniel didn't start out as a software developer but created a fun and engaging soccer game!
Inside Nations at Risk
November 24, 2020In this interview with Ivan Cuk, we dive into his history, the start of Nations at Risk and what makes the game unique.
Adam, the game producer
October 27, 2020Adam is the developer behind multiple browser based games. Currently two are active and more are coming. In this interview we learn about his current two games (Santa Monica FC, and Where is Caroline?) and his future plans.
What happened with METROHO in the summer?
October 05, 2020In the summer of 2020 METROHO suffered a brief downtime. We dive into that and the game itself with Adam, the developer behind the game.
Elite Forces in depth
September 21, 2020We've had a frank interview with Andy, one of the developers behind Elite Forces. Launched On September 1st 202, nice graphics, and looking very interesting.
Behind Prison Struggle
August 25, 2020Lockdown Gaming is the team behind reviving two browser games, Prison Struggle and Music Battle. In this interview we get a small look behind the scenes and get a bit more personal with the developers.
Behind the scenes on College Basketball
August 10, 2020We spoke to Steve, the developer behind Hardwood Online College Basketball, on his history, the challenges he faces and the game itself.
Recent Comments
There's only one thing that matters in this game, money! No, not making some in-game money, spending your real cash. The game itself exist out of eating and doing one action a day. After that you have to wait another day. Wanna do something extra pay cash, wanna look nice pay cash. There's little else you can do but pay, pay more and pay again cause everything is a gamble, you never know what you'll get. They claim to have millions of players, but I never see anyone in the tavern. Best find another thing to do during the lockdowns.
nightelf on July 26, 2021
The game owner has long lost interest in this and is apparently completely uncontactable, even to the admins he has left to run the game. Most of the high quality role players have given up and left. The community is somewhat toxic and the admins not very intelligent and more than a little corrupt. A dying game.
Gerald Ford on July 24, 2021
We are sorry to hear the activation email didn't reach your inbox and understand that this isn't a good start to begin your adventure at The Grail Lords. But like many website we are aware that this might happen sometimes, which is why there's an option to resent the activation email. If that still turns out to be unsuccessful, there's a contact button available where you can inform us about the issue. Which should take the same amount as you used writing the review. ^.^
Arogandor on July 20, 2021
A wonderful, quirky little game that deserved better than its ignominious demise. Abandoned by its devs, bugs crept in; the clock stopped on the English servers in Oct. 2014, though the French servers were still playable. Spring 2019 the forums disappeared, two years later all servers were gone.
jgf on July 19, 2021
I've been playing Syrnia for years and I have to say I'm deeply disappointed by how sluggishly the recent updates have dribbled through, not to mention their lack of creativity, originality and ambition. After years of waiting, we finally get (more) group fight 'Bosses' (in a medieval game...) with names like 'Emma', that have to be constantly tweaked because they are poorly balanced and badly thought-out. No animations, not even a picture, so just a few lines of code is all it takes to add these to the game and the monster database. So why does it take them so long - we're talking months - to do this, and even then they screw it up? Syrnia keeps boasting on its news page about its 'dedicated team of devs'. Perhaps they should be more honest and boast about their 'lackadaisical rabble of halfwits'. If you want a comparison, check out Game of Thrones: Winter is Coming, where updates of a WAY more sophisticated nature happen on an almost weekly basis. *That* is a dedicated team of devs, not a bunch of useless amateurs. I've thought a lot about this and I've made a decision to quit. There are so many better games out there to spend my leisure time on. House Targaryen - here I come!!
Salad on July 18, 2021
Really bad game. The mods are bullies and the community makes fun of newbies who are just trying to find their feet and discover how things work. Worst timer game I've ever played. It's also kinda funny to have Syrnia mods commenting below, denying they are mods and trying to whitewash how the game really is. But even they feel forced to admit there is *some* toxicity in the game... and that's in their infomercial for it!!!
Jasmine on July 17, 2021
Good game, nice community. Made some decent progress this year, still room for improvement but it's still a diamond in the rough compared to many other games of this genre. More maps and items would be nice, but it does seem like the devs are working on it. Definitely worth keeping an eye on if you like this sort of game.
JonBonJovi on July 17, 2021
Ah the spammers making dumb comments, is a good game; clearly you can pay to get you player grow faster, but if you don't pay you can still became the best one on the team. I live in south America, and trust me; no one paid shit for any game.
Andy on July 15, 2021
i didnt even receive the confirmation mail... thats just enfuriating.
an unregistered person on July 15, 2021