This will be the GDD for my game, in this new GDD I ll adjust things as I want. so once I have the Homm3 GDD I will create a new GDD from this GDD. maybe I ll leave out the obelisk mechanics, change the skill system, change the town build order trees, leave out blacksmith system, adjust spells system. I am planning to add a twist to homm3, and probably not clone all the mechanics i.e. Homm3 is a big complex game, and having a detailed readable GDD for this project is crutial.
I am not a construct 2 user, I did try it and worked on one small project with Construct 2, but currently I use Unity.Īnyway, although this thread is 3 years old now, I wanted to leave a reply to eventually help anyone.Ĭurrently I am in a process of creating a Homm3 clone and the first thing I decided to do is to reverse engeneer the Homm3 (Restoration of Erathia) GDD.įor me this seems as a perfect first step in creating a Homm3 clone. Hi, I stumbled on this post in my internet research related to creating Heroes of might and magic 3 clone. Instead, a good question would be, once you have a grasp of how to use Construct, asking how to make use of a particular feature you cannot find clear information about. Remember, HOMM is a complex game which requires some understanding of AI and inventory management all of which are complex topics on their own.Īlso, asking a question like, "How do I make ?" is not particularly useful either to you, or the community. Only after completing (yes I said COMPLETING) a few basic games should you start working on something more complex. You could clone some already popular games like the common falling block games or match 3 games. After you have a good grasp of how Construct works, make a few puzzle games. Go through the beginner tutorials and the manual. You can't just start game design with a super complex idea and hope to be successful. Before you attempt any game like HOMM, you need to start with the basics. However, that is definitely not the first game you want to start with. Yes it is definitely possible to both create a game like Might and Magic and to create randomly generated worlds.
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