A long time in development, Monster MMORPG V2 is here!

• More than 1,200 Monsters
• 18 Unique types
• 3,000 Different attack moves
• Over 200 Monster abilities
• 100 Monster natures
• A Unique Values (UV) system (similar to IV values in Pokemon)
• Training Points (TP) system (similar to EV values in Pokemon)
• NPC Trainers to battle
• 19 Arenas, each with a challenging opponent inside
• PvP battles

• Keep pressing w,a,s,d or arrow keys or the navigation arrows at the game screen for moving fluently
• You can enter Monster Center (It has Monster Center signboard) for healing and setup your team, and Monster Market(It has Shop signboard) for items and buy, sell, trade monsters
• From navigation menus at control panel you can set your avatar, overworld sprite and change your starter monster
• While battling, lower your opponent HP and throw monster box to catch it

(02-06-2013, 12:27 PM)Previous Wrote: Moved to Games Development since that's the place where people post their games, whether in development or finished (I never understood why the other thread was moved away in the first place). I'd rather have people advertising their games here instead of Gaming Discussion.

(02-07-2013, 03:02 PM)Sengineer Wrote: The light, cheery graphics of Pokemon don't mesh well with the much more menacing monster art.

Now I don't know the budget for the game, but I would strongly recommend updating the overworld graphics before adding too many more monsters.


What would really look nice would be some kind of painted-looking backgrounds and some pre-renders for the humans (it would also be cheaper to pay for a human model once and then have the community/whoever makes a bulk of the other art create skins for it)

(02-07-2013, 05:40 PM)MonsterMMORPG Wrote: thanks but due to the nature of game community we have both
so everyone happy ^^

(02-07-2013, 09:57 PM)Bombshell93 Wrote:

(02-07-2013, 05:40 PM)MonsterMMORPG Wrote: thanks but due to the nature of game community we have both
so everyone happy ^^

thats not how aesthetics work,
what is being said is the 2 styles don't work well together, you can enjoy one or the other but mixing them together ruins them both (I like fish and peanut-butter, but peanut-butter fish I'm pretty sure would make me puke)

I think the nature of the monsters pulls more towards Final Fantasy than it does pokemon, the environments reflecting this would create a much better image for your game than leaving it as is (where it may be seen as unorganised and messy)

I understand this is a big change to consider, but I think you consider it regardless, not straight away of course but building a tileset up over time would be good, when the tileset is ready a simple texture swap via an update would make the change far less hassle than it needs to be.

I imagine given the quality of the project so far and the amount of work put into it you'd like this to lean towards a professional work, if so these changes you should start planning, just swapping out from pokemon you've made your first big leap, more leaps like it will come to define it as a unique piece of mastery in its own right.

EDIT: taking a look around your site and I decided to look at the monster dex... noticed 25 pages and 50 on the first page... I was a bit confused and decided to skip to the last page to see just how many monsters you have going,
# 1231
... 1231 WOW! where on earth did you find so many contributors!? I understand a good community could help out but... 1231... thats insane! I can't help but say congratulations on this, I'd consider 150 an achievement in and of itself...

(02-13-2013, 06:00 AM)Dazz Wrote: Going to have to agree that the obvious Pokémon roots don't bode well against the monster artwork.
I'd suggest you try and develop your own artistic style too, so you don't just look like a poor man's Pokémon.

Your game has potential that I feel this is preventing you from expressing.