CSM - The gameplay in Milmo is fairly generic, but actions such as switching to various other implements besides the sword, including the spade to dig or a butterfly net to catch bugs, add a bit of variety and quite a bit of fun. Kids also get to make choices in some quests about whether to help others. This is seen fairly early in the game when players must decide whether to help hunt down a sea monster or help the researcher to study it.
DSOGaming writes: "Aeria Games announced today the launch of their latest MMO game, Milmo, a 3D action adventure browser MMO that is being based on the Unity Engine."
Ola Holmdahl is CEO and game designer at Junebud AB. Ola’s previous career includes managing the game design program at the University of Skövde, doing lead game design at DICE and creating concept art for various games. In a previous life he was a freelance artist and an academic (but not at the same time). In his first contribution for Gamesauce, he will be talking about starting up your own studio and moving it forward in the browser 3D, Free-2-Play segment of the international market.
