From IGN.com :
Meteor Games Announces Twin Skies
The MMOG features multiple ways to play including a 3D PC game, web-based flash applications, mobile games and social networking.
August 5, 2008 - Meteor Games, LLC, an independent game studio created by Neopets founders Adam Powell and Donna Williams, is developing Twin
Skies, a Massively Multiplayer Online Game (MMOG) that will target players of
all ages with all new content, accessible gameplay and advanced socializing
options. While Twin Skies is a complete, fully 3D PC MMOG, players will be able
to interact with and even impact the online game world in entirely new ways,
including through a series of extensive web-based activities, mobile applications and social networking capabilities.
That's Adam and Donna
"Twin Skies will provide its players with multiple access points for enjoying the game world, allowing them to interact with the game when, where and for however long they want. PC players will be able to jump into the main Twin Skies PC MMO game to adventure, craft or explore the massive open world by themselves or with friends; players can also interact with Twin Skies on the official Web site via a series of fun and impactful flash-based mini games; or users can play Twin Skies through mobile applications and games. "
Source: Meteor Games
Right now the registration is free. You can sign up for free at Twin Skies.
If you sign up on the month of August and September, you will get an achivement.
To me, it's like the avatar or trophies of Neopet.
Registered players will earn points, which can be spent to customize their avatars, unlock new areas of the Web site or even spawn events within the online world. For example, achieving a high score in the Web-based Hungry Junkworm mini-game might create a huge junkworm in the Twin Skies game world which will then head off and attack players.
Full launch of the game is expected in 2009
I am still exploring so can't contribute much yet. So if you decided to join, let me know your ID and we can be friends. :D
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