At least until a couple more years of phones show up.Īpples and oranges. To me, that says that the game can at LEAST be made for tablets, and likely phones as well although processing power may eventually become an issue when going down that avenue. Happymeal2 wrote:My laptop can run the game on integrated graphics, I didn't even have to move the game to my desktop. I feel that this game has the possibility of getting big if it has a big enough fan base, and I know at least with the Apple App Store, but there are not many games worth paying for.
Release it on all three of the major platforms these days (windows, iOS, and Android). The game would not have too much demand on the limited resources a tablet has to offer, and with newer tablets coming out these days loaded with the more powerful GPUs such as the Tegra, it is becoming a more possible reality for more graphically intense apps.ĭemographics: this goes somewhat with the convenience point I made, but it would open a wider market for this game, especially if it were developed non exclusively for any particular platform (ahem, apple).
Maybe with the exception of the real time shadows from buildings, but that is something that could easily be reworked. Graphics: the graphics in this game are not demanding in the least. There would be a few small things to possibly rethink, and what I mean by that is the pop up menu when you select an interactive object like a door or generator Interface: this game has the looks and feel of a mobile game to begin with, imagine playing it on a touch screen, and I could imagine the game playing almost better.
Namely, the port of Knights of the Old Republic, Xcom Enemy Unknown, as well as some other games (I for one played the full version of Chrono Trigger on my iPad and it worked surprisingly well even though the game was developed for a SNES controller).
Many games have demonstrated that there is a market for full versions of games originally developed on another platform. There were those crappy prison tycoon games, but if anyone else here tried those, they would know how horrible they were.Īnyway, here's my list of thoughts concerning why this would make an excellent mobile game:Ĭonvenience: many people these days own a tablet, I'm posting this on a tablet right now. Probably been brought up before, but is there any talk of a mobile version of this game? I for one absolutely love this game, its a bit of a mental challenge mixed with something that hasn't been done well yet.
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