I'll move this to the general game discussion, please post a more detailed description and some of the features that makes your game unique. That way we can both decide whether your game stands out enough from the crowd and also see if you can't get a few new players from among the forum members. Two birds with one stone

Sounds very cool!  I might give the game a try myself, after I get a few things done for the day.

Core exiles is awsome dan, I just sort of lost touch when I started on alterean.

Welcome to the forum Kovo. I'll be glad to try the game, in fact brouser games are sort of my special subject ;d.

Just a couple of questions.

firstly, how mch exploration and flavour text is there in the game? for people who cannot see in game images and graphics, in a brouser based game text is the main method of knowing what's going on.

some games don't have much, and these tend to be less interesting to play even when they have mechanics, this especially goe for battles and for exploration.

simply clicking on a link saying "the lost of city of gold" and getting there with a long list of shops to visit doesn't really do much for atmosphere, neither does using your special attack if you are just told ice balt, you do 20 damage" with no other information.

I'd also be interested in seeing what features make the game unique, both in terms of combat mechanics (simply hitting the attack button again and again can quickly become uninteresting), and in terms of features such as quests, mining and other in game activities.

There are quite a few fairly standard brouser rpgs of the grind  stats, get stronger, grind more variety, so I'll be interested to see what makes  Laurian stand out, and then  see about an entry for the game.

Eddit: okay i've created an account and had a look.

the game looks very heavy on the pvp thus far, rather like Torn city or alien adoption agency.

some bits were okay, however other stuff i had trouble finding, for instance I couldn't find the link on a players' prophile to attack them, nor could I find where the settings were in case there were any accessibility specific settings I'd need to set, (once I clicked on a settings catagory such as battle settings or account settings, I couldn't find where these were displayed or alterable).

It looks as if certain points of the game use none standard links and buttons, which doesn't make life as easy access wise, though it's probably not too serious as long as nothing in the game is real time, auto refreshing or based entirely on unlabled images.

then again, i've not managed to get a combat running yet, or been able to try herbology, mining etc.

I'd be interested to know any specifically unique points about the game that make it as I said earlier, different from the standard grinder.

thus far, it seems fairly usual for a brouser based rpg game, just themed around mechs (or cyber enhancements), rather than mafia, fantasy or anything else.

Fight other players, balance some stats, make cash, get better items, increase stats, fight more people, rince and repeat.

i freely admitI'm pretty much not a fan of pvp or competition, I'm more an exploration and questing sort of chap, so what I've seen thus far doesn't appeal to me as much.

this however isn't true for everyone, and that's the reason that games like Torn city have such a following.

If however more exploration or unique features are planned for the game I'd be interested to know, and after I find out about professions and battles I'll be glad to write up an entry for the database.

hello.
I have a very big problame.
when I go to that game, I have to restart my computer because my computer stop working correctly and slow down.

Hi Kovo.

My above comments were in no way intended as a full review of the game, merely some initial thoughts upon reading a bit of the wiki and having a look at the interface.

As I said, I've not tried combat or the profession features yet and I wouldn't give a final word on a game until i'd had a look at such things.

To be honest I was in a litle bit of a rush this morning as I had to run to catch a train, but can hopefully look over more of the game this weekend.

I'm encouraged to here more exploration and p v e features are planned.

To be brutally honest in the ten years or so I've been playing brouser games (five of them working for this site), I've seen more pvp competitive battle games of the form "set up character, hit attack" than I care to remember.

While the battle condition setting sounds an interesting feature, if batling other players for competitive places is the main focus of the game, I'm not sure how unique Loraeon will be.

Sinse the game does indeed have a great back story and atmosphere, I'd love to see this expanded with more in game activities reflecting the world the game takes place in, not merely players' desire to beat each other up.

As to the access front I'll be able to make better suggestions when i've had a look at the game more completely along with some of it's more common screens.