Scott Davis talks about developing QONQR for Windows 8 and Windows Phone
- Posted: Apr 19, 2013 at 11:11AM
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Scott Davis came by to open up about his experiences developing applications and tell us how he got started. Scott is well versed in developing games for both Windows 8 and Windows Phone. Check him and hear all about what it's like to develop his massively multi-player game, QONQR, for both platforms.
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Scott,
Congratulations to a fantastic presentation.
Arne.
great talk. very motivating.
I've been playing on the Windows Phone since it was very early in, I saw the first few interviews about it on youtube. I've put a lot of effort into protecting my geo area and the support has always been great.
Super fun game, even more so now that there are more faction gamers competing for the locations my bases are in. Sad to say I'm now getting my butt handed to me by better gamers lol.
If you do get a chance to play it, grab it and try and help out the faction in your area
Great interview and some nice insight into the game. The Windows 8 app really helps. I use them both. Windows 8 app for a overview of the area watching for areas that are getting picked off.
Would love to have xbox live integration, even if there are achievements so prove my worth lol. But the integration into the 360 would be amazing to have actual real world area affecting in-game action. I can't help but think of a game such as PlanetSide where the in-game world take over is affected by the real world players etc. Exciting times if they could pull it off.
I play QONQR and I would have to say it's a pretty amazing game. The devs did a really good job on the game. I enjoy seeing my enemies bot go down with every launch I make. The developers are very nice too. Scott comes to the forums at least every Friday and talks with us about things like updates that are coming up, how to figure our launches, which bots are more potent against certain bots, or just to have a nice conversation with you. I would highly recommend this game. ;)
Great series, keep it up
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