Playing against an AI opponent is still alright though you might come away thinking that the CPU is a cheating bastard off some of its luck.Īt the heart of it though is that this game seems to have been made more for human to human interaction than human vs CPU maybe it'll give more buzz out of the game enjoyment, but it's a lonely place when you're just against the CPU. Finding an opponent though is tricky: at the time of my testing, I didn't see anyone else in here (maybe due to my timezone?). The character creator gives you a fair amount of detail to work with and the game engine where you take on your opponents is reliable enough. The development of this game is quite good. I completely understand why a game account needs to be created, but it will turn off many players looking for a "quick fun fix" than anything else. I've created a quick survey, please fill it out if you're interested! I'd greatly apprecaite any Feeback you might have.
I'm in the process of a Full Scale Revamp of Transformation Arena. If interested, you can find the github project here: The game is made in Ruby on Rails and is Open Source. The game is completely free, so sign up and give it a try! I hope you all enjoy. While the game is fully functional, there are still many exciting new features and refinements that can be made. Characters created are available for all to play, allowing content to expand organically. In Depth Character Creation System, including Character Stats, Special Attacks, and Custom-Written Transformation Descriptions And with the ability to create any character you like, there is no limit to the Transformations that can be made. Fight against the computer or other players as you try to transform your opponent before you are defeated. In the game, characters slowly transform as they take damage, with the loser of the battle fully transforming into something else entirely. TF Arena is a Browser-Based Multiplayer Turn Based RPG, with a Transformative twist. Transformation Arena is the newest game by Odachi65.
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