Blockland Construction: RPG

I tend to create stuff out of virtual Lego's..

Let me explane Blockland.

(Information owned by Wikipedia)



Blockland is a multiplayer computer game built on the Torque Game Engine, in which players build objects using virtual "blocks". Blockland has approximately 15,500 players.[1] Building is currently limited to 128,000 bricks per server to keep the game running properly. In 2008, Lego were in talks to Eric "Badspot" Hartman about selling Blockland.[2] It has been featured by The Screen Savers[3] and Shack News.[4] In 2005, when Blockland was in its beta development stage, Blockland was featured in an article on Globe and Mail in which Eric claimed 20,000 people had downloaded Blockland in the ten days since it "became big".[5] The full game currently costs $19.95.


Structures can be built in a single-player or multiplayer setting. Using tools in the game, a player can add effects to bricks, such as lighting, specularity and animated particles, although these are not the only effects available. The game also features a variety of vehicles players can control, weapons, saving and loading of constructions, automated construction through macros and a mini-game system. The minigame system enables users to create configurable and self-contained game modes using options and then play in the world they create.[6] These can range from a simple deathmatch to a zombie survival game. This system can allow players on a server to be in a minigame while the others continue to build. Any player who buys the game can create a server. A standard server is able to hold up to 32 players.[7]








This is one of my projects, and it might be large enough to be in the record books. It is a full programed rpg that uses Variable/Conditional related events allowing players to purchase weapons, clothes, tools, properties, castles, creating guilds, Etc.
The project is still currently under progress and is estimated to be finished around Christmas.