WoW Featured in the Star Tribune
For those of you who know about the World of Warcraft scene and how huge it is, you may be interested to know that it was recently featured in the main newspaper for the state of Minnesota, the Star Tribune. The Star Tribune gave WoW a rather glowing review, talking about its good features (social interaction, leadership, etc) and explaining to the general population just what World of Warcraft is all about. I thought it was cool enough to scan in and show all of you the article. Perhaps linking to this is a good way to explain WoW to your parents or significant other?
Here’s the article. Click for full size.
Update: you can also see this article on the Star Tribune website.
In other news, Stencyl has been going well - we have recently finished a lot of new and cool features. For those of you who don’t know, Stencyl is a platform for retro tile-based game creation. Ever wanted to make a platformer, action title, shoot em’ up, hack and slash RPG, strategy game or something else? Stencyl lets you create all of these kind of games and more without any programming or scripting and instead, uses a Trigger system much like the one found in Warcraft III.
After you have finished creating your game, share it with others on StencylSpot, our digital distribution system. You can also download other Games and play them with a single click of a button. If you’d like to find out more about this project, please visit Stencyl’s About page.
Stencyl is currently under private development but will open its doors to the public in April.
Hope you like the article!