MultiQuest

MultiQuest is a top down RPG inspired by the first Zelda games. The game is developed by myself during my free time. Currently you can fight against monsters or your friends in a world composed of several maps.

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Who am I?

A young adult with a master degree in computer science who is passionate about video games and who develops some during my free time. That's how I started to design and realize MultiQuest. Also, I am assisted by a friend from the University who participated in the creation of the website.

Why the name MultiQuest?

Because the base idea was to complete quests with others people.

What are the tools used to build MultiQuest?

LibGDX as the principal framework
Scene2D for the UIs (included in libGDX)
Box2D for the physics (included in libGDX)
Box2DLights for the lights (included in libGDX)
Ashley for the Entity Component System architecture
Kryonet for the networking
Tiled to create the maps

Who made the graphics resources?

Everything is detailed in the credit just below.

Is the code open source?

No

What's next for MultiQuest?

Currently, I develop the game for the simple pleasure of learning. Although I plan to continue adding features, I do not have a clear idea of what it will become later.

Crédits

Most of the game graphics were done by participants of the Liberated Pixel Cup.
The players sprites and weapons are taken from this GitHub repository (see the authors file).
The tiles atlas used for the maps were created by adrix89 (see the attribution file).
The magic sprites and somes of the weapons were created by Daniel Eddeland.
The graphical user interface was created by Michele "Buch" bucelli.
The menus background images were created by ramtam.
The well tile was created by Xenodora and Lanea Zimmerman.
The fire and boiler tiles were created by Sharm, as graphic artist, and William.Thompsonj as a contributor.
The water fountain was created by Curt, Sharm and William.Thompsonj.
The tiles used for the houses were created by Sharm (Lanea Zimmerman Extra Contributions).
If I missed to credit an author, you can send me an email at Jean-Hugo.

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