   [MMO] GearFall - isometric mmorpg
Team name:Currently unnamed.Project name:GearFallBrief description:Set in the grand world of Aduro, with steam technology at its prime. The landscape almost seems artificial, with vents and machines in every direction. Players and pave the path to their future whether it be an artisan or warrior, merchant or political genius. There will be plenty of great things to enjoy.For the last while we have been creating a small game using an Endless Online server emulator, but have found it to be extremely restricting and cannot attempt to implement alot we would love to do. We have plenty of ideas and the artistic talent to create something great to play.The game will be 2D-Isometric, and will have a downloadable client(not browser based). The main focus is to keep it simple and enjoyable to everybody, yet still complex enough to keep them learning and finding new things to do to keep them interested.Target aim:Free to play MMORPG, with possibility of an item mall and/or membership for a source of revenue (probably just enough to cover web hosting and server costs if professionally hosted).Compensation:Fair portion of the possible revenue after necessities have been paid (web hosting and server costs if professionally hosted).Technology:All graphics are being created using Graphics Gale and Photoshop.Programming wise, anything the programmer(s) feel comfortable using.Talent needed:We are in need a one or more capable programmers to create and manage all characteristics of the client/serverside for the game.We could possibly add a few new artists to our team, giving some more ideas and talent to the game.Team structure:Programmers:---Graphics:- Matt- Simen- Music:Not needed at this time.Web/Server:- James (possible server host/webmaster)-Website:Forum will be created once we have a few more members.Contacts:Email: in.ex.hale@live.comPrevious Work by Team:Nothing worth mentioning.Additional Info:Examples from our last project:http://i39.tinypic.com/n6ztw1.pnghttp://i43.tinypic.com/2gxh5cp.pnghttp://i43.tinypic.com/r03ud3.pngFeedback:Encouraging feedback only please.   
  Great images. The look is amazingly detailed for isometric style. Though the shadows seem off on some of the buildings, like there is 2 suns one from SW and one from SE depending on the building and the grass has no real light source of the given shadows.   ;  thanks, the dark areas were not necessarily made to be shadows for buildings, just to give the land more going on so its not just fields :)   ;  I was referring mostly to the buildings themselves having different shades on different sides on not the same side for each one that would imply a shadow. Still very nice and clean though.   ;  ah, yeah.   