A Free Book on the History of RPG Games

I am continuing development on WorldKit as a solo endeavor now. Progress is a bit slower as I've had to take a more moderate approach to development hours. I took a short break following the failure of the commercial launch, and now I have started up again, but I've gone from 90 hour work weeks to around 40 or 50 hour work weeks. See my longer reply on the future of WorldKit here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAYgW5JfCQw&lc=UgxtXVCCULAyzrzAwvp4AaABAg.8swLeUjv7Fb8swt1875FAT I am hard at work with research and code, and am not quite ready to start the next fund-raising campaign to open-source, so I've been quiet for a while. I hope to have a video out on the new features in the next few weeks.

WorldKit: a New Tool for Building Large Worlds

by Jack Nich

5 hours ago

Someone please create open source world creator already in C/C++.

A Free Book on the History of RPG Games

8 February, 2018

News

Writer Felipe Pepe has released his outstanding book about RPG games with developers and journalists from across the globe discussing all kinds of role-playing titles. The book is now available and the best thing is that it is free.

Dear reader, I present you the full release of the CRPG BOOK PROJECT!

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Across its 528 pages you’ll find information about over 400 RPGs, from the early PLATO games to modern AAA releases, as well as hidden gems, curiosities and even fan-translations. The reviews were written by a team of 112 volunteers from all around the globe – fans, modders, journalists, critics, indies and AAA developers.

Above all, this book is a passion project. Free, non-commercial, created by people who wanted to share their hobby and help others have fun. I’m very proud of what we achieved, and I would like to thank everyone who helped me on this journey.