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Current MMOCC's and their viability.

3 posts · 2012-01-13 · MyBB era
01-13-2012 11:43 AM #1
Hey guys,

So i was wondering what peoples opinions truly are on current MMOCC games and which ones you think are still viable, have a future and for what reasons, and which ones are long gone or going down the drain.

Here is what i can gather after being away from this market for a while and now obviously coming back.

Obviously Habbo is a given, currently the most successful mmocc on the market despite many of its older members not liking the changes, the fact is habbo is now obviously aiming at a much younger market. will be around for a while. (I'm also going to wave off other mmocc's such as club penguin and focus mainly on small mmocc's who have been or are active in the community)

the 4 main featured MMOCC's on this forum seem to be Kynto, ilDom, bitty bay and Lasuni.

As far as i can tell Kynto is dead and ildom, bittybay, and Lasuni are all currently running and seemingly have similar online user counts, under 40 users online and many of them AFK.

Bittybay to me seems the most viable to catch on, possibly the most active, and it seems like a solid game is almost there.

ilDom while it seems to have some good active design ideas behind it that have been implemented well enough but seems to be presented badly and needs some serious thinking, design and development behind it if they want to be successful.

Lasuni seems to have made the mistake of using an outdated technology and is currently now losing much time trying to update their client however has some potential, seems they need to finish a viable product and take a serious look at their marketing strategy.

Out of the other games on this forum the only other i can seem to detect any activity with is PortGalaxy, yugitoon and slime city.

PortGalaxy seems to have created a client started business and realised they needed to change direction, brave move but the drastic change could work in their favour i guess, it depends how they swing their 3D client... too early for me to tell at the moment.

Yugitoon seems to be swinging wildly at ideas, hoping to see any progress in future.

and slime city is a hobby project, will not be a viable game but if LasuniColin goes through with it could learn enough to move onto something that will, I'm hoping he will.

Aside from that i see little other progress, what are your thoughts? i could be totally wrong about allot of this, but this is what i see. anyone have anymore in-depth knowledge other opinions? speak out.

01-14-2012 06:34 AM #2
Habbo, in my opinion seems to be the only successful mmocc as of right now. When someone comes up with an excellent marketing plan and a great customer support system, then Habbo will have competition. Until then, Habbo will be number one.

01-14-2012 10:26 AM #3
I am a bit confused on the critique of my project.

However my rerun on the games is:
Kynto- never played unfortunately appears to be dead but recently they put their website back online so we never know.

BittyBay- its business wise it was a good idea to use animals, however its not a long term game like Habbo that can be played at any age. Eventually the game will be stockpiled with children and as you grow older I can see it getting more frustrating and less appealing.

Lasuni- definitely my favorite and definitely the one on the forum at the moment to go all the way. Although you said they used outdated technology, when Lasuni was initially being developed most games still used shockwave such as Habbo. I don't think its to much to wait for since everything they post on their blog seems super promising. I hope it is as good as it appears.

Portgalaxy- to me appears like its targeted at a much older age limit, which can be good or bad. Can't wait to see what tricks their going to pull out of the bag!

YugiToon- I think it will go off course honestly.

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