PHP/AJAJ Game Ideas?

[AstrumSystema]

I need to practice my PHP and AJAJ scripting. Anyone have any ideas for a browser game you'd like to see?

 

[Turnip]

A text adventure or rogue-like might be cool, maybe multi-player?

 

[AstrumSystema]

A text adventure or rogue-like might be cool, maybe multi-player?

Ooh, yeah. That could be fun. A web-based MUD, basically?

 

[Turnip]

Well exactly like that only... the one or two MUDs I've actually seen I didn't think much of and I haven't seen that many TBH so I guess I didn't want to suggest it that way for those reasons, but you're right a MUD it would be.

EDIT: that and the multiplayer aspect was optional to the suggestion, a single player text adventure or rogue-like would still be cool

 

[GoofKing]

Ooh, yeah. That could be fun. A web-based MUD, basically?

I dunno about using PHP as a programming language to create a MUD-like game, as I think MUD's are written using RUBY, but that doesn't mean that it can't be done I need to choose a programming language and just stick with it, but it depends on what I'm trying learn. I got into RUBY and Python because I wanted to write games and C or C ++ because I wanted to learn about computer security.

I wanna play this game after you write

 

[AstrumSystema]

I dunno about using PHP as a programming language to create a MUD-like game, as I think MUD's are written using RUBY, but that doesn't mean that it can't be done I need to choose a programming language and just stick with it, but it depends on what I'm trying learn. I got into RUBY and Python because I wanted to write games and C or C ++ because I wanted to learn about computer security.

I wanna play this game after you write

Well it doesn't really matter what it's written in on the server side... I was thinking it might be cool to make a text-based game in which each player controls a starship and has to get resources, and you can fight and trade and stuff. Wouldn't be too difficult with MySQL and PHP.

 

[Turnip]

I got into RUBY and Python because I wanted to write games and C or C ++ because I wanted to learn about computer security.

Odd, I would have imagined these reversed for some reason...