Pretty neat stuff. Great start on this. I wish I was an artist myself, or that I had good photoshopfu to adapt something already drawn. Are there going to be punishments?
yuyu, where are you? I hope you're seeing this! ;)
And it's nice to see this is going, Zug. My own has pretty much been stalled, like most other things of mine (or they just take forever...). A long time ago I put up a bunch of placeholder sprites that I made out of several comics and stuff; if you can find them, those might tide you over until somebody who can draw becomes interested.
So I have created IRC channel on GameSurge called #Yukkuri_Game_Dev ,Ill try to be there as much as I can so if you need anything you will find me there. (My first time working with IRC actially so there may be some problems) Yuyu I have remade a game so it takes sprites directly from .bmp files which should help you with testing. Also if you think that animations should have more frames then just tell me. Also I should get some place to report stuff about the game because this is not the best place, not everyone visits YFT and Google Code page is only to share source code. Any suggestions?
I bought an internet hosting plan that lasts for 3 years which allows me to have as many domains as I need. However, I'm no good at html or website-building, so you'll have to provide the code for the website or some kind of template. I can give you your own FTP account so you can manage the website from your computer and an email account.
We can call the site something like www.yudev.net.
Check out trac. It lets you keep a list of tickets, or issues/tasks to be done, and also lets people make bug reports. You can adjust the settings so anonymous users can file reports, or so only a certain group of registered members can see stuff. It also includes a wiki, and SVN repository.
I have a rudimentary knowledge of HTML and CSS. There has to be someone here super talented in web design, but if not I wouldn't mind... and if I got started on something now it would probably be finished in time for when there's something to show on the site.