Lone Wolf Online - MMORPG screenshots/trailers?

[thrasyllu]

Hi everyone!

Since getting my copy of The Storms of Chai I've found myself diving head first back into the wonderful world of all things Lone Wolf... I think this is the fourth time in my life this has happened to me :-)

Anyway, I was wondering if anyone had or knew where I could find any screenshots, artwork, trailers, or anything else of the sort concerning Lone Wolf Online, the MMORPG that was in development in the early to mid 2000s. I've managed to dig up most of the story through old forum posts and whatnot, but my memory tells me I saw at least some promo artwork for it about ten years or so ago.

If anyone could point me in the right direction, I would be ever so grateful! Thanks so much, and as always:

For Sommerlund and the Kai!

[Black Cat]

I think the best thing you can get is here, on Project Aon: link

I know, it's not exactly about the MMORPG that was developped by Magnamund Studios (which was located in France): however, when the studio closed, I seem to recall that some programmers took what they had created in France and brought them to Singapore to work on the Ksatria Gameworks' game. So some screenshots and artwork that you can find in the PDF might have been first created for the MMORPG.

[thrasyllu]

Too bad! I did look through the Ksatria PDF before asking on the forum here, but if there's any indication that any of the artwork is leftover from the Magnamund Studios game it doesn't say. It's possible any visual records of it have been lost to the ravages of time. Well, if that's so, c'est la vie! Thanks for your response, Black Cat, though I'll hold out a tiny bit of hope in case anyone else still has something from that long, lost time!

[thrasyllu]

I found a few! For any future history of Lone Wolf scholars out there, here's a link to four pictures of what might have been:

www.jeuxonline.info/images/Lone_Wolf_Online

[Black Cat]

Ah, yes, these images were parts of the video that was released for this game. I seem to recal that the video was not very spectacular: a zoom on the city (Bottom right-picture, then bottom-left) where the camera finds a warrior fighting a Drakkar (top-right then top-left pics). The camera was then making circles around the fight: they were just trading blows in a repetitive manner. It seemed cool at the time...