Lands of Uralys
My first MMORPG
A dynasty of magicians and warriors
Lands of Uralys was my first MMORPG — two and a half years of game design, engineering and iteration that kicked off the adventure that still drives me today.
Players controlled a dynasty of magicians and warriors, crafted items, traded on the market and clashed in turn-based battles against other clans.
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Turn-based tactical battles
Assemble a squad, pick your fighter line-up and manage every action of every turn. A full combat loop — from fighter selection to round resolution and the final fight result — built entirely around clan rivalry.
Breed, equip and grow your creatures
Every player built a clan of creatures with stats, inventory and breeding lineage. Detailed creature screens, breeding visibility rules and inventory management made the meta as deep as the fights.
A player-driven economy
A live market let players trade crafted items, resources and rare ingredients — a full economy layer running on top of the game's persistence model.
Turn-based clan warfare
Clan-vs-clan combat with fighter selection, action queues and targeting rules. Every battle built on the previous one — a living competitive ladder.
Forge the tools of your dynasty
Gather resources, combine recipes and forge the weapons, armours and artefacts that powered every clan's ambitions.
Raise creatures across generations
Stats, lineage and visibility rules turned every brood into a long-term strategic bet — dynasties rose and fell on bloodlines.
The ancient village members
Founding players, legendary clans and record holders were immortalised in a dedicated hall — a living memory of the world's history.
Five Elements + Akasha
Earth, Water, Fire and Air shaped combat affinities and crafting recipes — with Akasha, the fifth element, unlocking the rarest creatures and the deepest lore.
A full-stack MMO
Authored end-to-end — Flex / Haxe client on top of a Java / Spring back-end running on Google AppEngine, orchestrating every turn for every clan.
Credits
Flex 3 and Haxe on the client, Java with the Spring Framework on the server, deployed on Google AppEngine. Turn-based combat, breeding and market systems built from scratch.
HaxeDesigned and developed solo as game designer and full-stack engineer between January 2008 and June 2010 in Toulouse — the project that started the Uralys adventure.
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