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Revision as of 13:54, 24 August 2021
Star86 (lost online MMO game; 2011-2014)
The game's logo.
Status: Lost
Star86 was a 3D MMO developed by Drumleaf.[1] The game was first launched as BigLittleBang in 2011 during its private beta session.[2] The primary focus of the game was to encourage players to make their own music using various instruments that can be collected in various worlds.
Gameplay
The game was a 3D platformer
Closure and Availability
On July 26th, 2014, Dubble Scoop editor Toodlepip had announced that the game will no longer be made playable. The main reason for its closure is due to the lack of money needed to run this site. An event leading to the shutdown was hosted for players to upload any screenshots, videos, fanart, and other forms of medium that would be placed inside the memory capsule.[3] After the announcement was made, the game was finally closed for good on the midnight of July 31st.[4]
With the game's existence having mostly fallen into obscurity, no known build of the game has resurfaced anywhere, and all of its assets were never preserved. However, outside of screenshots and videos, all that was left of it are some official music, as well as a huge majority of songs that were made by various players. However, another game by Drumleaf, Universe City, seemed to have borrowed a lot of assets from Star86, but the game itself was probably never released.[5] outside of screenshots and its core aspect involving taking jobs such as a doctor and astronaut, little is known about it.
Gallery
Images
Video
External Links
- Archived version of Star86's official website, taken a month before its closure.
- Drumleaf's soundcloud containing some songs from the game.
- Official YouTube account that contains user-made music.
Reference
- ↑ Drumleaf's page about the game. Retrieved 23 Aug '21
- ↑ Image on the Star86 Facebook page that featured the original name of the game. Retrieved 23 Aug '21
- ↑ Dubble Scoop blog post announcing the game's closure. Retrieved 24 Aug '21
- ↑ Dubble Scoop blog post on the day of the game's closure. Retrieved 24 Aug '21
- ↑ Page about Universe City on Drumleaf's website. Retrieved 24 Aug '21