a matter of resolution

[Rand_Al_Thor]

I've been happy enough over the years (since 2002) to pop in and see that the Quest For Glory (sorry Hero's Quest) spirit is still alive.

I'm nearing the end of my Computer Science degree now, I can spare a few hours a week if you need a programmer.

[deltamatrix]

Our current programming positions are full right now. Delegating programming work is not easy right now.

[leo 123]

I suppose they could use a couple of alpha-testers but then again, it'd depend on the progress of the technical areas. Last i heard, they were busy implementing several changes to drastically improve the game but... that's probably old news.

Edit: It's quite a tiresome job but it's quite rewarding to see the game progress 'cos of the various bugs and issues you spotted.

[lazygamer]

I pop in and take a look sometimes and I always see the same thing: A spooky graveyard. Oh sure there is probably some secret Necromancer's lair nearby, but on the outside it's silent.

Really Hero6 isn't THAT slow compared to other teams working on large scale fangames(especially since it's the most expansive game of all). Sure we have ATOTK now, but that's about it. Still no SQ2VGA, Project X, QFG2VGA, TSL Episode 1, SQ fangames etc. Now once a few of these get knocked off the to-do list, then I'll jump on the Hero6 is a joke bandwagon.

Oh and Hero6 gets brownie points for being the only QFG inspired game still breathing.