Wow. I'll check that one out. For some reason, I have a hard time finding an interesting rpg game that I really like, but this one seems interesting. It would be awesome if it works great on an iPhone as well. I'll look at it this weekend if not before.
Are there any kind of chat or player-communication in the game?

I will make an account in a few minutes. I'm always looking for new games like this one. I hope it holds my attention longer then a lot of brouser based games with rather boring text.

Hi! This game is blank. I am only online and another not. I am very surprise.

Giovani, I'm not sure what you mean. The game works fine for me.

if you mean there are few other players, well heck, the game hasn't even been out two months yet (one reason precisely why I'm writing this topic), and it's not as if interactions with other players are such a major part of the game anyway sinse like most brouser rpgs it's the single player stuff (particularly the combat), that is interesting.

As i said, it's not perfect on all fronts, but it's certainly different and I'd love to see where it goes in the future if players support the game.

Well bnc as I said, the gm will happily make accounts for people who cannot get past the image, which helps a lot (I wouldn't be promoting the game if not nor would it get a page in the db).

As I said, I don't think uncharted peak is utterly perfect in all ways yet, but it's certainly different to anything else I've seen and I'd love to see where it goes in the future.

Hi Slj.

I've not got that far myself, but thus far it seems the game is similar to warriors 2 or kingdom of loathing, you pick a location to explore in and fight monsters, find items etc in that location until you've done quests. There are lots of locations listed, so i don't think the game is that! short, and like anything else there will hopefully be updates later on.

As to battles, Your not aiming your attcks, but actually moving around a map. If you read the screen rather than just the links you'll notice it says things like 5-2 wolf, 5-3 river etc. you always start on 3-4 and have to move up down etc to get in range, though i think with ranged weapons this is less necessary. Once in range you fight monsters, and also this obviously means you can gain advantages by moving to areas where you are less likely to be surrounded by many monsters at once.

Also, keep a look out for orbs, which will appear on the battle grid, eg, 6-1 health orb, sinse if you move to these you get boosts.

I've not quite fully mastered the battle system myself, particularly in how to avoid being stunned or what certain abilities do (I'm playing a templer), but it'll be fun finding out.

Warriors 2 always did have slightly wonky pages, mostly because I don't think the various panels are very stable, and indeed if I want to read them properly I need to switch supernova's setting from cashing to noncashing mode in order that they read correctly (the only other game I've had to do this with is puppet nightmares), certainly not something I need to do in uncharted peak which uses pretty standard pages.

indeed, the only warning I will give is that new quest messages and text on the map appear below the initial description of the area, so don't be too quick to click and move on before reading down.

uncharted peak has a similar mechanic for map exploration to warriors 2, and similar property assignments of items, though there haven't been any companions, randomly generating npcs or quests yet, much less dungeons with specific maps different to the main world map.

The one area however that uncharted peak really scores over warriors 2 is in it's combat, sinse where warriors 2 combat was extremely uninteresting being a one click result affair with no control from the player at all, uncharted peak is a full on, tactical rpg style battlee.

this, ---- and the nearly impossible to navigate dungeons, are the principle thing I have against warriors 2, sinse despite some exceptional game ideas like the companions system, item mechanics and a massive amount of quests, when beating your foes just comes down to one click and hope it really takes a lot out of the game for me.

Another thing the games have in common, is it seems nearly impossible to run out of turns if you contribute to the game, though again uncharted peak is rather nicer here sinse if you buy the game, it's an absolutely perminant upgrade, no need to keep spending dosh on premium time or the like.

Obviously uncharted peak is still developing and I'm pretty sure more is to be added soon, but what is there thus far is pretty good going I think, especially the battling system.

click on the item in your inventory, and you'll see a "move item to head" or similar option show up in the equipment area, though bare in mind it'll only appea if you have the correct stats for the item.

same goes for selling and unequipping stuff too.

I can also now definitely confirm that progressing to different areas does just take doing quests, as I now have access to another area after completing the shorelands quest. Combat gets more interesting too when your fighting monsters with ranged attacks, or when you get thge principle of fighting one monster while another gets to you.

I've now also realized that the monster described at the top of the screen is whatever monster you've got targited, and you have to click on the name of a different monster to change your targit.

I'm still slightly missing a little extra text, especially against potentially interesting monsters such as leaf elementals, but the combat and different created items are rather fun.