This are documents my complete Lyslenet Projects. These projects are currently under work or have already been completed.

Chip N Dales MMORPG (2008)

        This is a website I have created more recently, and it went way beyond anything I could have imagined. I never even planned to add npcs to this game when I first made it, I just wanted to recreate a quality version of my original chip n dales game, which was the first online multiplayer application I ever made. It was originally awful quality, and I just felt a special connection to it since it was my first game, and I wanted to recreate it. Then I just kept adding more and more to it...

        Eventually it is where it is now, with over 30 playable characters, 15 worlds, and who knows how many trophies. There are areas of the game that I have not explored, sprites that I have not seen, and people I have no clue play. Its really fun to have seen something that I created become somewhat popular becuase most of my projects only get a few visitors, where as this one has gotten significant amounts compared to my previous projects.

Heres a features list:
      - Multiplayer Adventure Sidescroller
      - Battle through over 15 worlds with different themes, npcs, characters, and bosses
      - earn trophies, unlock characters
      - Play through several mini-games and earn the highscore
      - Player-owned housing communities
      - Discussion Board and online community
      - Map editing tools fit for players to create their own worlds
      - Many different weapons and powerups

Brooms Online (2006)

        This is a website about the Harry Potter series, which I love. I made it because there really arent very many good harry potter flash games out there, and quidditch is a great game to make a multiplayer version of. The site was never really finished to my satisfaction though, and the whole character system became annoyingly complex for me to work on and I eventually gave up. I would say that the golden age of harry potter fandom is over now, and so is this site.

Heres a features list:
      - Multiplayer online community site
      - Based on the Harry Potter series by JK Rowling
      - Create a cute hogwarts character and earn clothing/accessories for them
      - Play one of several mini-games and earn highscores
      - Play multiplayer games including the quidditch game
      - Join or make teams and play in player-held quidditch matches

Mario (2005)

        This is a game I made after I first figured out how to make multiplayer online applications via flash. It is okay, but laggy and there really arent a lot of levels. I really was not a very good coder at the time, and it shows in this poorly created game.

Heres a features list:
      - A multiplayer sidescroller
      - Based on the Mario games, more specifically the ones for SNES
      - Play through several levels based on classic mario style
      - Buy yoshis
      - Buy pet birdies

Xanthians Online (1995)

        This is a website I created before all other websites, way back when I was just a little kid who knew nothing about anything. I loved the Xanth series and spent a lot of time remaking this site over and over, and it is one of my biggest and probably longest-lasting projects.

Heres a features list:
      - A fan community for Piers Anthony's Xanth Series
      - Talk about Xanth and make friends
      - Play several xanth-related games
      - Visitor submitted jokes, madlibs, fanfiction, and essays
      - Information about the books and author
      - Visitor submitted artwork and suggested series similar to xanth
      - Ask the good magician a question and get an answer from the Xo webmasters
      - Test your knowledge with a quiz and find out what xanth character you are most like
      - Create a cute xanth character to show your friends

        This area documents my incomplete Lyslenet Projects. For one reason or another, these projects were shut down or never completed.

Worg (2007)

        Worg was one of my favourite and most vivid projects. It is the only project that I can say will be back! It was a take on zelda with a more advanced RPG feel to it. I had to retire the worg scripts I was working on because they were too messy, cluttered, and they caused performance problems. But when I decided to stop on the project I had already finished some things. The map editor, which was the first map editor I ever created, was an improvement upon the ideas for my original Mario map editor, but still simply not very good. The map system caused most of the latency problems, and is part of the reason I stopped the project. Not to mention that the game is just too big, and took up too much time to work on. Also I was most proud of the music and inventory system. The inventory system was my first attempt at being able to move objects around several inventory windows, and equipt these items. Some items were instruments. There were drums, a flute, a banjo/guitar, and I think one other. When an instrument is equipped, players could play music. The music would be broadcasted to other nearby players.

I plan to resume Worg someday, starting from scratch. Heres a features list:
      - Adventure and Combat RPG
      - Collect instruments and play music with your friends
      - Classes and places are loosely based on the Sword of Truth series
      - Collect weapons, items, and skills to show off and improve your characters power
      - Combat system featuring the PAMS (Power, Agility, Magic, Stealth) system
            (players have 4 pools of life, to use skills you must sacrifice them, but if you allow any of them to reach 0 you die)
      - Map editor friendly, with player map editors like my CND game

Star Sky (2007)

        SS was one of those rare times when you create something that comes out just like you planned. The only real problem was with latency. Oh, and last time I played it I was thinking that shields are too strong, but besides that I was very happy with the results. Of course, like always I ran into problems with lag. Not too troublesome though. If anyone ever wants, I might be able to set SS up again to play.

Here is the short but fun features list:
      - Fly as several different ships and combat other players or NPCs
      - Each ship has special weapon types and stats. Speed, Healing, Shields, Weapons, Escorts.
      - Some ships get escort NPCs that help you in the fight
      - Real physics means you can spin and fire at following enemies... Aka astroids or battlestar galactica

Soldat R Us (2005)

        SRU was very cool. Basically, Soldat is this multiplayer side-scrolling shooter that I used to absolutely love. It was a great inspiration for my games, sorta. Not really though, it was just too cool I could never make anything like it. Well, now I almost could but I couldnt come up with such amazing idea as Soldat. It is smooth, fun, and has great replay value.

        So like other games, like counter strike and stuff, Soldat is broken into servers. Well, me and a friend got together and paid up for a soldat server. We hosted it through a cool webhost that offered that sort of thing, and it cost like $15 bucks a month for each of us. Well he stopped paying up so I decided I couldnt pay the $30 alone, and I shut the server down and the site too. We used to have soldat-r-us.com and everything. There was a discussion board, and I was working on a special statistics system that logged each session players were playing and how they did each session... Something that no other statistics pages had. It wasnt completely ever finished though.

Atomic Wars (2008)

        AW was a more recent project. I was hoping to create a spaceshooter that was a little more down to earth, but it just didnt work out. I created an inventory system, a skill system with dynamic skill requirements and attributes, and also a ship builder (except they arent ships, they are protein molecules).