I am sorry for a little vague topic title, I will explain it further below.
I am a developer at a company called Maguss. We are building a mobile
game that works only with a connection to a physical device (magic
wand).
The purpose of the game is to let players have wizard duels with a use
of the handheld wand that tracks motions and transmits it to the mobile
app which is then communicating to server etc. Just like a Harry Potter
duel without any special effects.
We want to implement various in-game items, skills, team battles, custom
interactive design etc. Might be a little similar to Hearthstone,
gameplay wise (not very much, just want you to be able to imagine what
kind of game it is going to be).
I have read that GameSparks doesn't fully support RealTime games yet, but will do soon. So I wonder what is the estimate for the release date.
Besides that I would like to know, whether GameSparks is able to support my type of game. Is is possible to make an RPG-like game (though there is no motion graphics, no real time rendering of a character, rather more like Hearthstone, playing with data...), with the GameSparks?
Thank you for any replies.
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over 3 years ago
Hey Ondrej,
I'd say GameSparks is the ideal Solution for you. We support real time and I have attached the real time SDK here.
For the game play you should look at storing the logic in the cloud code. See this guide here.
Ondrej Tokar
I am sorry for a little vague topic title, I will explain it further below.
I am a developer at a company called Maguss. We are building a mobile game that works only with a connection to a physical device (magic wand).
The purpose of the game is to let players have wizard duels with a use of the handheld wand that tracks motions and transmits it to the mobile app which is then communicating to server etc. Just like a Harry Potter duel without any special effects.
We want to implement various in-game items, skills, team battles, custom interactive design etc. Might be a little similar to Hearthstone, gameplay wise (not very much, just want you to be able to imagine what kind of game it is going to be).
I have read that GameSparks doesn't fully support RealTime games yet, but will do soon. So I wonder what is the estimate for the release date.
Besides that I would like to know, whether GameSparks is able to support my type of game. Is is possible to make an RPG-like game (though there is no motion graphics, no real time rendering of a character, rather more like Hearthstone, playing with data...), with the GameSparks?
Thank you for any replies.
I'd say GameSparks is the ideal Solution for you. We support real time and I have attached the real time SDK here.
For the game play you should look at storing the logic in the cloud code. See this guide here.
https://docs.gamesparks.net/developer-portal/cloud-code/using-cloud-code
Also regarding Hearthstone, we have a tutorial based on hearthstone that may help you get started.
https://docs.gamesparks.net/uncategorized/hearthstone-example-tutorial
Kind regards,
Jamie
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Please see this image that would give you a slight idea about what we are trying to achieve.
Customer Support
I'd say GameSparks is the ideal Solution for you. We support real time and I have attached the real time SDK here.
For the game play you should look at storing the logic in the cloud code. See this guide here.
https://docs.gamesparks.net/developer-portal/cloud-code/using-cloud-code
Also regarding Hearthstone, we have a tutorial based on hearthstone that may help you get started.
https://docs.gamesparks.net/uncategorized/hearthstone-example-tutorial
Kind regards,
Jamie
Ondrej Tokar
That is just perfect! Many thanks.
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