09-07-2012, 05:26 AM
It's a shame there is no engine to it yet, however, I noticed all the data is stored in xml format, so this could potentially be adapted to any scripting language. Just need to understand the layouts of the files first in order to create a proper API. For example, I could easily parse the data with php, and output ( not so easilly ) html5/ajax to play the game in a web browser. So yeah, lot's of unrealized potential here. Parsing data is easy, it's making it do stuff that's hard.
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