New AGS user, need more bandwith...

[alimpo83]

Hello. First of all, I'm new to AGS. In the first three days I made a little game called "Pepe's Adventures", that is less more than 4 mb. Unfortunately, my low 250 MB/month bandwith at freewebtown.com wasn't enough, and 5 days later the downloads got over that. Now I'm making a MUCH more cool adventure game, featuring a 800x600 resolution, Mp3 music, possibly talkie version, but a game like these would be humongous. I have one room playable and was going to release it as a beta (4 mb with music, no talkie) so the AGS users or the adventure game players could post some feedback on the graphics, GUI's and so on(more on this below). One thing I noticed when I started browsing most of the games was the lack of graphic quality. Of course I'll exclude the Apprentice series, from Herculean Effort, with excellent graphic and animation, despite the 320x200 mode. I started making my game at the 800x600 resolution but it's getting too big. No problem to play here, but a problem to share with others. My first game "Pepe's Adventures" has VERY lousy graphics when compared with the one i'm doing now. It all happened when I downloaded a Monkey Island 3 demo, for nostalgia, and looked at the graphics. I tought to myself "great graphics!" and on the next moment "My game sucks in visuals". So I started doing some new backgrounds and anims. Not as good as MK3 but at a good level compared with my first game.Ã,  I got lost in the explanations. Well, I wanted to ask:

Which is the better free website provider( with a large monthly bandwith so that the adventure game fans can download my games!)?

[PsychicHeart]

how about if you make the site itself with the Geocities program, then convert it to a .tk ?

[auhsor]

Try megaupload.com or the many other free hosting sites. Theres a thread in Adventure related chat with more other free hosts.

[Jay]

I'll host you: http://www.igreiga.org/webhosting/web_hosting.html Just sign up for the free plan, then contact me and I'll freely upgrade you to the Bronze plan.