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For a few years, I have been working on creating tiny little games from scratch. Until this point, I have felt that my projects have mostly been tech demos and not actual games. A while back, I started work on a new project. It is called Pilgrim, and it is a two-dimensional tile-based adventure game. It was actually my first major LWJGL project, and I am proud to say it has pretty good support for game saves, various settings, several character models, and even multiplayer (however glitchy). I have actually mostly ended development on the Java side of things, since I want to move it over to more widely supported platforms like C++. I still have a lot of fun prototyping it with Java! And I know, this is horribly written and somewhat glitchy. 
Some of the features include
- Multiple save slots
- Support for Windows, Mac, and Linux
- Local and wide area multiplayer
- Ability to place and destroy tiles
- Early implementation of inventories (you can gain but not use items, you have infinite dirt/bricks, you can instantly break bricks for testing purposes)
- Several character skins
- Satisfying and simple particle system
- In-house game engine and networking system
- And more!
Controls:
Move - WASD/Space
Mouse 1 - Break
Mouse 2 - Place Dirt
Mouse 3 - Place Bricks
Esc - Menu
Scroll - Zoom
Download - http://www.mediafire.com/download/5md8i7y02qilnv5/pilgrim-out.jar
I would greatly appreciate feedback for my C++ port!
Here are some screenshots:
