Dutch student releases RPG Maker 2003 FPS Battledfield ZEUSPARK
Weltmaschine's fan-made Battledfield ZEUSPARK packs Battlefield-style battles, vehicles and dragons into RPG Maker 2003 and is shared via Google Drive.
Dutch student Weltmaschine has released Battledfield ZEUSPARK (BFZ), a large-scale first-person shooter built with RPG Maker 2003, according to gamespark.jp. The fan project is a single-player game that pays homage to the Battlefield series.
BFZ mixes fantasy characters with modern weapons and magic. Players fight as infantry, take control of vehicles and heavy weapons, call on dragon firepower, and can support allies as medics or healers.
The game offers a wide variety of maps and weapons, and reproduces Battlefield-style user interface and presentation. It is distributed through Weltmaschine's Google Drive share.
Weltmaschine built the game in one burst during a break after university exams. The Creator does not guarantee that BFZ will work in a Japanese-language environment.
Quick answers
What is Battledfield ZEUSPARK?
It is a single-player, large-scale FPS made with RPG Maker 2003 by Dutch student Weltmaschine, paying homage to the Battlefield series with fantasy characters using modern weapons and magic.
How can I download Battledfield ZEUSPARK?
It is distributed via Weltmaschine's Google Drive share. The creator does not guarantee it works in a Japanese-language environment.