Summoning Wars – role-playing game

Summoning Wars is an open source, network-based, role-playing game with a point-and-click fight system.

It features both a single-player and a multiplayer mode for about 2 to 8 players.

Summoning Wars has a flexible engine that allows to modify and extend most aspects of the game by editing some easy to read XML files. Additionally, there is a lua-based scripting system that allows triggering events or starting cut scenes at runtime.

Features include:

• Hundreds of items to collect and dozens of monster types to fight.
• Highly addictive gameplay.
• 4 classes with 24 unique abilities.
• Single and multiplayer mode (up to 8 players).
• Dozens of monster to fight.
• Hundreds of items to collect.
• Search for black market and stock enchanted items.

Website: sourceforge.net/projects/sumwars
Support:
Developer: Hans Wuf, gnemo, Stefan, Psycho
License: GNU General Public v3.0

Summoning Wars is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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