Arranger
Role PlayingDescription Drop your sword and pick up your saxophone! Enter the realm of "Musica" and set out on a retro quest to become the greatest musical arranger...
A 3D engine built with libGDX for the web. The maps are being built using Blender. Map objects are configured using XML files so they can be interactive, animated, etc. The engine simply sits on a web server and the player/user points a web browser at the engine's index.html file. It is free to download, approximately 70 megabytes. I expect to be developing it for the rest of my life, when time allows. May libGDX continue.
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