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start [2022/04/24 22:14] jasonh |
start [2022/04/27 18:37] (current) jasonh [Development] |
| Argon-88 is a single-player tactical game with story-driven RPG elements, currently under development. | Argon-88 is a single-player tactical game with story-driven RPG elements, currently under development. |
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| ====== Development | ====== Development Diary ====== |
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| ====== History ====== | Find the [[Blog:April2022]] entry here. |
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| | ====== Story History ====== |
| In 1879 a Swedish merchant ship spotted what appeared to be a solitary stationary cloud high above the North Atlantic seas. Closer investigation revealed this to some kind of large levitating structure. Believing it to be a floating city they named it [[Glossary:Anglarnas Stad]], “City of Angels”. Upon arrival at port their story was mostly dismissed as madness or lies. However American journalist [[Glossary:Thomas Coleridge]] was impressed by the sincerity of the crew and decided to find and photograph this floating mystery. Over the next 18 months Coleridge and his sister [[Glossary:Judith Coleridge|Judith]] made numerous trips across the Atlantic until, in spring of 1881, Anglarnas Stad was spotted and he convinced the captain to sail close enough for a picture to be taken. | In 1879 a Swedish merchant ship spotted what appeared to be a solitary stationary cloud high above the North Atlantic seas. Closer investigation revealed this to some kind of large levitating structure. Believing it to be a floating city they named it [[Glossary:Anglarnas Stad]], “City of Angels”. Upon arrival at port their story was mostly dismissed as madness or lies. However American journalist [[Glossary:Thomas Coleridge]] was impressed by the sincerity of the crew and decided to find and photograph this floating mystery. Over the next 18 months Coleridge and his sister [[Glossary:Judith Coleridge|Judith]] made numerous trips across the Atlantic until, in spring of 1881, Anglarnas Stad was spotted and he convinced the captain to sail close enough for a picture to be taken. |
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