Real play, recorded in the game. Every fight, every crowd, every spell is what you'll see on your own screen.
A calmer look at the game, and at what we want it to be.
No big fights this time, just an ordinary evening in Aetherchord: the guild on the square, the Auction House, fishing off the pier, cooking your catch, the Coliseum after dark, and then home. Aetherchord is a free pixel-art MMORPG you play in your browser, with nothing to download.
A calmer look at the game we're making. Jonas and I are building Aetherchord, a free pixel-art MMORPG you play in your browser, with nothing to download. In this first dev diary, we take a walk through Brightharbor and talk about what we want the game to be.
One more cast, and the fish that took it is two metres long.
Once a week the Storm Colossus walks, and it takes fifteen of you to stop it.
A drowned captain still keeps his hold, and when the tide comes in, half of it floods, so be on the other half.
Everyone starts peaceful: turn PvP on, strike first, and you wear the skull until someone collects.
Captain Mercy Squall runs out the guns on her own deck: bring a tank, bring a healer, bring all hands.
Some bells answer, some stones walk, and one donkey just stares.
Bring a friend to Brightharbor's Coliseum and take down Corwin the Fat while the whole town watches.
Every word she sings is an attack.
This is an MMORPG: found a guild, furnish a home by the harbour, take a bounty off the board and ride out with your friends to bring down a drake.
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The same fights, cut for your phone.
Free, in Discord or in your browser. Best with friends: start it in a voice call and play together.
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