FLARE 0.13 Released!

By Liam Dawe - 4 May 2011 at 8:26 am UTC

QuoteFlare now supports quests! This release marks a major leap forward for the story-telling capability of the engine. NPC questgivers can send players on quests and give rewards on completion. Quests can also involve finding items, killing bosses, or exploring a map area.

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Version 0.14 todo

Menu: Title

Menu: Character Creation

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Edit > A more in depth 0.14 TODO has been posted on their news, go check it out.

Looks like before long we will have our answer to Diablo and the likes in the free and open source world. FLARE is really shaping up nicely!

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Brandon Smith May 5, 2011

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I would like to get my Diablo on.

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Liam Dawe May 8, 2011

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Well looks like only another couple months until the engine is in a more finished state and then i think they will be working on an actual game :)

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