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I want to make a page on the DarkNet website which details commercial projects or projects of high quality that use DarkNet.

If you are working on or have worked on a project which fulfills these criteria then please post details here or email me. I am interested in:
- What the project is (if it is a game then detail the story behind the game).
- How DarkNet was used.
- Any sales statistics (if applicable) that you are willing to disclose.
- Rough size of user base (if applicable).
- Screenshots / videos or other media are nice.

If you've already contacted me about your project or you think I already know about it then feel free to post it here for recognition.

Also if your project isn't written using DBP then please email me details instead of posting here.

World Off Road over in the WIP section uses DarkNet for it's multiplayer gameplay.

In its current state it's a bit primitive but should be more advanced by v0.19 or v0.20.

So far the game isn't finished so the only things I can offer are speculations, screenshots and videos.

The screenshots and videos are all available on the WIP.

WOR's multiplayer is basically just there for those who want it but the game functions with singleplayer and splitscreen multiplayer so there is no projected user base. - Rather, anyone who wants to use it, can use it.

Nothing as yet It is something I really want to add into a couple of future projects, including one I am currently working on. Trouble is my knowledge of making online games is pretty bad and I tend to give up easily. It would be great to make an online two player game, where you get a list of people logged in who you can play against. In fact thinking about it, I think I will have to make a concerted effort to get something working in my latest game. It would add a lot to the game play I think. The best I have done in the past is implementing an online high score chart for World Champ Darts in a DB compo. I was quite pleased with that and all I used was basic ftp. Even that simple addition helped though. One beta tester recruited by a fellow coder actually used the game at work for competitions in their lunch break!
Hopefully in the next few months I may have a game to add to the list.