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Here is a collection of our older games.
These were all released onto the Google Play, but due to Google wanting my personal address linked to all my games released, I decided to just shut the account down.
The good news is, you can now play some of these games for free below!
Please note, some of the games were primarily built with mobile phones in mind, so the formatting may look a bit odd on a computer monitor. You can fix this by just shrinking the size of your window until it looks around phone size.
Lords and Legacies
The last release through Kellio Games onto the Google Play Store and arguably the best in terms of visuals and gameplay. It was the first project I released for actual money as well (£1). I had bigger plans for it at one point, including a fully fleshed out dynasty system and a better corruption system.
Day Trader
I created this as a sort of parody of WSB/Wolf of Wall Street, whilst trying to remain being a serious tycoon/business game. You could work a job, trade stock and crypto, have parties, buy businesses and other luxury items. The main downside was the GUI is really ugly. I wanted it to look like a Bloomberg terminal, which it did, but there is a reason they were replaced with modern designs!
Medieval Adventure Simulator
This was the first “game” I created using HTML and Javascript. It was extremely bare bones and the gameplay loop was essentially an button you press that generates a quest and then RNG decides whether you passed it or failed it. You have to work your way up the social ladder by completing quests and earning fame, but a lot of the systems are not well implemented and its more RNG than anything else. It helped me massively with learning HTML, CSS and Javascript as I made a lot of mistakes. It was also the first time I used Apache Cordova to build an APK/OBB for android, which was just as difficult as making the game itself.
Slope Legends
The very first game we created and finished. It was created using Unity2D. Most of the project was done without any major development from a code perspective as we used a lot of assets from the store or found resources online. The hardest part about the entire project was implementing in-game ads and a Google Play integrated leader board, primarily due to Google constantly blocking my developer account. The only way to play this is by downloading the APK and then installing it, however, as the google services are no longer integrated, some features may not work.
Football Life (Scrapped)
This is the only game that I have created to almost completion and then not released. The main issue was it was just not fun. I wanted to create something that was similar to the old flash game, Jumpers for Goalposts and its associated sequels, however I made (stupidly) the choice early on to create the game in JavaScript/html, which limited the amount of gameplay. It is a fully fledged football career simulator, with not a single bit of football shown. I think even just a few minigames would have really made this better.
Age of Corsairs (Abandoned)
This was the next game I started directly after Crown and Council. It was my attempt to create Sid Mirer’s Pirates but for modern technology but it ended up being less fun and somehow graphically worse than the original. You were supposed to be able to travel around, fight pirates, rank up in the navy and trade goods, but I just couldn’t see the end product being better than the game I was imitating and so I stopped the project. That being said, I think anyone that creates a pirate game as good or better than Sid Mirer’s Pirates will do well.
Criminal Rise (Abandoned)
This is the latest game that I have worked on or more accurately, the last that got to a prototype stage. It was a criminal life simulator in which you worked your way up from a nobody to the boss of the city. The idea I had was a mixture of Bit Life, Crusader Kings 3 and Gangsters Organised Crime. I had plans for you to be able to choose a time period to start in, with age appropriate crimes and to expand upon the life simulator side so that you could live the life and everything associated with it. The whole thing was just a bit too ambitious and didn’t really work with just JavaScript/html. I’d like to revisit this idea at another point but perhaps in a different engine.