The events of Mâyâ center around one particular individual: Vardøger Valle Haugen - a relatively unknown engineer of the Delmire Fiefdom's military branch. The prime of his career resulted with The Duke's Syndicate, when he participated in the "Thorvald" project: A weapon of mass-destruction conceived by Vardøger himself, and co-developed by Delmire's military intelligence. The weapon was intended to indemnify the safety and stability of The Duke's Syndicate, in light of wavering political tensions after Delmire's feudal take-over; however, the duke's madness became apparent when the weapon was deployed in an act of conquest. On the fateful day of Thorvald's launch, all of Mâyâ perished in the name of Delmire's supremacy...

Bound to an emotional purgatory fashioned from his actions, Vardøger finds himself within a spiritual re-enactment of Mâyâ's history, leading up to its destruction; however, he is now faced with a duality of himself: An antagonist born of his own willful intention to create the Thorvald, and aid the duke in his conquest. Vardøger's duality speaks of a force known only as the "Abyss," which appeared beyond the stars as Mâyâ fell to its own corruption. The Abyss was willed into existence by the collective anguish of a dying world longing for release. It exists only to nullify the remains of all once-living things - their spiritual and emotional states. Unless Vardøger can seek redemption for his actions, all that remains of Mâyâ's past will collapse in on itself and cease to find absolution.



The player must guide Vardøger and his resistance faction against the fictional Duke's Syndicate as they attempt to terminate the Thorvald's launch, and spare the world from repeating a vicious cycle of destruction. Each chapter takes places across different lifetimes within the purgatory, as the characters invariably fail to prevent Mâyâ's fall. The Abyss continues to draw closer as Mâyâ only echoes its suffering with each cycle of history, and Vardøger slowly comes closer to the answers that may liberate the souls of man from their own self-destruction...

The World of Mâyâ

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Wow beautiful screen. A RPG like that for the Nspire will seem long wait I think.

Nspire screen is 320x240 and has 16 levels of grayscale for anyone willing to design graphics for it. (or something else ^^)

Errrr... dithering?

Tell me something.
Why can't anyone confirm the speed of the TI-Nspire processor?

[ontopic]I can totally see that character stat screen moving and being executed while the RE4 save screen music is playing.[/ontopic]

Hmm.
Interesting.

And by 'clockable', do you mean that a raw test can make it run at 150 Mhz?
Or do you mean assembly programs can utilize the 150 Mhz?

It is for this reason I cannot trust April 1st.

NOTHING IS THE TRUTH ANYMORE!

I thought I would throw together an experimental title logo using the NSpire specs, just for the hell of it...



I'm not used to designing anything so... robust. (as compared to z80 calculators )