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    Battlestar Galactica: Online to be a browser based MMOG

    Posted on Thursday, March 11 2010 @ 02:10:00 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    NBC announced the development of a Battlestar Galactica MMO. The game uses the Unity Engine, which implies the game will be browser based and may be intended for the casual gamer category.
    "Players will be able to choose to play as cylons or humans in a constant struggle to control the universe or just survive its perils," reads an official announcement. "A blend of tactical space combat, exploration, and mission-based gameplay will provide a diverse experience.

    "The dramatic missions will define the game's overall storyline, enabling the player to delve into mysteries of the Battlestar universe. Battlestar Galactica Online will create a new standard for web games, with beautiful 3d graphics and innovative game mechanics bringing a new level of game play to browser based MMOG. Assets from the television production will be integrated into the game to deliver an even more authentic experience."
    Source: Bit Tech


     
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