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its not open source, but its a small company so if enough of us agreed to buy it if they compiled it for arm processor and got it to wrk on the n800 maybe they would. its an interesting looking game.
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Originally Posted by BrentDC
The basics are the same but I enjoyed My Tribe more. Still suddenly got bored after a few days but might start over again another time:
It sounds like a clone of LDW's Village Sim/Virtual Villagers game...
http://www.ldw.com/
http://jayisgames.com/archives/2008/11/my_tribe.php
The gameplay design would be pretty fun on a tablet imo. However, it's an offline persistent game so that would mean your save wouldn't get shared between tablets/computers? Usually I'd rather pay attention to one desktop version
Also, the maps are pretty big, I'd be surprised if it ran on something less than the recommended requirements:
Linux
600MHz or faster processor
256MB RAM
71MB hard drive space
It looks like a fairly enjoyable, simple, and light weight game that'd work well on the NIT. Plus it's open source. Anyone interested in porting this?