Hello everybody!

As you may know, our blog's been unavailable recently - this is because we've been upgrading to a new host. We're back and better than ever! We've been working on getting our main website up and running, and also going full steam ahead on the MMORPG and Realmcore.

We're currently working on a powerful GUI system for the engine - this will be a critical element of the MMORPG, seeing as the majority of the player's actions will be via the on-screen interface.

Here at Realmware Entertainment, we've received numerous questions as to how we've found the transition from Java to C#, and why we decided to do it in the first place. We've therefore decided to post this article about our experiences, to answer these questions publicly. More...

Just another little update. The client engine (Realmcore) is busily being written to take advantage of both Direct3D 9 (10 to follow!) and OpenGL renderers.

Just an update to let everyone know we're still working on the MMORPG - I know you're all so excited about it! With the move to C# and the like, we've been redesigning the structure and architecture of the game.

Thus we are now working on a reusable, modular, extensible and flexible game engine! The client engine will be known as Realmcore, and the server framework will be known as Shardcore (at least for now). Both will be cross-platform, genre-agnostic and scalable.

I'm very much looking forward to what we can do with these engines!

Our Java MMORPG is coming along and we've just taken some screenshots, check them out!

The first version of the login screen.
The new and improved login screen.
More of the revised login screen.
The character selection screen.
The player.
The first NPC.