Well, our 3rd Party developers do. Currently we have several new games in development. They are at the game design stage and are being put together by very good game designers, but who are not Java programmers.

So if you are interested in doing the program design and coding for some of our up-and-coming projects, please let us know. You would be working with our 3rd party developers, and the remuneration would be negotiated with them, be it wages or royalties.

Please send me a message or send me an email to find out more.

And if you are wondering what I am talking about please go to www.towergames.com.

Regards,

Chris, Editor.  

Thanks for letting us know Scott. Glad to hear it works.

Chris.  

Dear Captain Goatse,

Thank you for your feedback. Our apologies for any problems you experienced with our website. However, we are puzzled where you went off track. Please let us know where we can improve and we will certainly resolve it.

Regards,

Chris  

PS You do have to register. However, all we require is your email and a nickname.

Chris.

Hi Herkules,

Go to "our games", click "Line of Muskets", then click the big blue box "find players".

Chris.

Hello.

This is to announce Tower Games. "So what?" you ask. Well, our first game, Line of Muskets, is from top to bottom written in Java. And our entire system has been designed to be commercially viable.

Go to www.towergames.com to check it out.

The game allows players to find each other and fight the great battles of the American Civil War. You will find it is different to standard games in that it is (shock horror) 2D, and (gasp) turn-based.

However, the people who have tried it haven't even mentioned this because the game definately allows people to have a great battle with each other. We know that heaps of people out there love this sort of thing and is very much an uncatered-for part of the market. Also the game is very exciting because of the human interaction.

We also see ourselves as "electronic publishers" in that other independant developers, and lovers of Java, can certainly make use of our system to have their game published.

Regards,

Chris Wilkins
chris@towergames.com