well, I'm thinking of only drawing once you enter the screen/room, and then store that to some place for quick redraw and better grayscale, so only slow at entering the room.

zelda style scrolling; in pure asm.

you can use them if you want, I don't care

and if you need any tiles done for you I could give you some.

oh, I see.  Good luck, and I personally hope I can handle the mighty but hard to use power of the app

working on some basic coding right now, it's going well so far.  yeah, making multipage apps in brass is insanely FUN

Mixing basic with asm can be done?

basic coding as in I'm making some rudimentary grayscale and drawing and math subroutines in asm right now, not the actual coding of the game itself.

Great, how do you make assembly images? The same way you make Axe?

here's the template I'm using so far for sprites below.  I have the left and right parts done for Niko and Aurrian.

Niko is the one on the left, he's an elven brute trained to kill his enemy at all costs.  Before the start of the Hallonian war, he abandoned his job after a dishonorable discharge from the elven marines.  He then drifted into becoming the leader of a band of thieves in the Bon Stat desert.  I won't tell you guys what he's good at in battle, or how you meet him, maybe tomorrow when I actually have time.

I can't tell you much about the mysterious Aurrian right now;  I'll just let you know that the main character Trio, the prince of Crosspelin, thinks she's babe-raham lincoln.

tell me if you think my templates/beginning sprites are bad, and give me some suggestion if you do not like them.

EDIT:  also, it seems as if uploading the sprites kinda altered the grayscale colors from 4 to 8ish level grayscale.  Maybe next time I'll consider another picture format.  ignore that for now.

i see only four levels there...

this whole thing sounds rather promising, alvin! the only thing i would do differently is make the ground on which your characters will be walking a bit lighter than it is in your demo tile maps so they will actually stand out. good luck with apps!