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Project Yuki is a work of fiction. Any events, regardless of their apparent occurrence with or relationship to existing people, places, or organizations, are purely fictional.}} | Project Yuki is a work of fiction. Any events, regardless of their apparent occurrence with or relationship to existing people, places, or organizations, are purely fictional.}} | ||
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Recent changes • [No WikiNode] • [No About] • [No Mobile URL] | |
| Founded by: | unknown |
| Status: | Dead |
| Language: | English |
| Edit mode: | LoginToEdit |
| Wiki engine: | MediaWiki |
| Wiki license: | GNU Free Documentation License |
| Main topic: | Video games |
| Wiki size: | unknown size [No see stats] |
(Page count as of: 20YY-MM-DD
wikiFactor as of: 2012-MM-DD)
Project Yuki Developer Wiki was the central wiki for development of the open source video game industry simulation game, Project Yuki.
| Due to legal, technical, and licensing constraints, Project Yuki is under indefinite hiatus.
Project Yuki is an open source narrative-focused video game industry simulation game for Unix-like systems. It is written primarily in C++. Project Yuki's development is entirely volunteer-based. With its auteur-focused design, collaborative documentation, and completed and copy-edited Scriptment laid as foundation for its linear structure, Project Yuki has a clear and solid sense of direction. In other words: Project Yuki will be really cool. Press and Consumer Beware: This is called the Developer Wiki for a reason. This area contains plot spoilers, pre-release media, scary-looking hacker jargon, and information about the low-level structure of the game. Project Yuki is a work of fiction. Any events, regardless of their apparent occurrence with or relationship to existing people, places, or organizations, are purely fictional. |