Amiga Vision Professional. Good enough for commercial games?

[Blinx123]

I've watched a couple of videos on this matter and, quite frankly, Amiga Vision looks quite good (almost like a Amiga centric Hypercard alternative).

Question is, though. Would the professional release (V2/the re-release that allowed people to save their projects as standalone runtimes) be good enough for a commercial quality game (think of some sort of Myst clone)?

What's the license on this release? Could we make commercial games without fearing the intervention of Amiga Inc?

 

[ChaosLord]

When I saw this thread I was going to click it and say "imho no" but I see you have said "for a myst clone" so.... I have never played Myst but if it is one of those graphic adventures with a series of static screens then I will vote "maybe".

But I always liked CanDo better. You should look into CanDo a bit before you spend hundreds of hours working with AmigaVision.

Both ended up being too simplistic for my needs and I stuck with JC+Asm for all my game coding.

Tho there was this one Star Trek game I coded in True Basic that used CanDo to play the soundfx and it used the showanim cli command to show animations.

Good luck in all your game making endeavors!