Stake your claim in a vast sci-fi frontier where empires rise, alliances form, and fortunes are forged among the stars. From outfitting your armory to trading on bustling markets, Galactic Warz invites you to chart a path of strategy and ambition—train fleets, upgrade technologies, and expand your influence across a living galaxy.
Built as a fast-paced, text-driven space saga, the experience centers on decisive choices: invest in your home planet, master upgrades, and coordinate with allies to gain the upper hand. With a focus on resource management, tactical progression, and interstellar rivalry, Galactic Warz captures the thrill of building a power that spans the cosmos.
Game Title: Galactic Warz
Version: v0.1 (Beta) - Incomplete/In Development
Developer: Unknown
Target Release: January 2, 2008 or March 11, 2008
Genre: Space-themed Text-Based MMORPSG (typo: should be MMORPG)
Language: PHP 4.x/5.x
License: Unlicensed / Proprietary
Server: GoDaddy shared hosting (p50mysql51.secureserver.net)
Status: INCOMPLETE - notes.txt lists unfinished features
Galactic Warz is an abandoned beta space-themed browser RPG from late 2007/early 2008. The archive contains:
Critical Finding: The [connect.php](d:_HOUSESOCIALMUDWWW_MUD Gamesunzippedgalactic_warzGalactic warzconnect.php) file contains hardcoded production server credentials:
$db = mysql_connect("p50mysql51.secureserver.net", "age1beta", "djm,1Udkm!")
or die("Error In Connection - ". mysql_error());
mysql_select_db("age1beta", $db);
This is the only game in the collection with credentials to a production shared hosting server (not localhost).
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Core Systems:
Combat/Economy:
Premium Features:
Social/Admin:
Database Schema (from notes.txt):
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CRITICAL: Production Server Credentials Exposed
// connect.php - HARDCODED GODADDY CREDENTIALS
$db = mysql_connect("p50mysql51.secureserver.net", "age1beta", "djm,1Udkm!");
Severity: CVSS 10.0 (CRITICAL) - Worse than localhost credentials
Why This is Worse:
Impact if Credentials Valid (2008-2025):
Other Vulnerabilities:
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Critical Issues:
1. Production Credentials:
// NEVER commit production credentials to code!
$db = mysql_connect("p50mysql51.secureserver.net", "age1beta", "djm,1Udkm!");
2. Deprecated Code:
// parse_str with QUERY_STRING = register_globals emulation
parse_str("$QUERY_STRING"); // Security disaster
3. Incomplete Implementation:
// notes.txt
Things to be done:
session // Sessions not implemented!
while loop for the upgrades
4. No Error Handling:
$db = mysql_connect(...) or die("Error In Connection - ". mysql_error());
// Exposes mysql_error() to users (information disclosure)
5. Poor Organization:
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Fatal Blockers:
This game is literally unplayable:
Why Maximum Debt:
Modernization Effort: NOT WORTH ATTEMPTING
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Why Low Value:
Only Historical Value:
Archive Minimally:
DO NOT STUDY THIS CODE
What NOT to Learn:
Only Lesson: "How NOT to deploy a game"
UNPLAYABLE
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Summary: Galactic Warz v0.1 Beta is an abandoned space-themed browser RPG from late 2007/early 2008 that never launched. With only 57 files and a notes.txt TODO list confirming incomplete implementation ("Things to be done: session, while loop"), this beta is fundamentally unplayable. Most critically, [connect.php](d:_HOUSESOCIALMUDWWW_MUD Gamesunzippedgalactic_warzGalactic warzconnect.php) contains hardcoded credentials to a production GoDaddy server (p50mysql51.secureserver.net, age1beta/djm,1Udkm!), making it the only game in the collection with live production server exposure.
Key Tragedy: Developer built armory, market, training, upgrades, premium store... but never finished sessions (authentication), rendering entire game unusable.
Security Disaster: 17-year exposure of production credentials (2008-2025) if credentials never rotated.
Historical Significance: Documents the abandoned indie game beta phenomenon - partially-built games left in archives with production credentials exposed.
Best Use Cases in 2025:
Comparison to Collection:
Preservation Priority: LOW (2/10) - Archive for credential exposure case study only
Epitaph: "They built a store before building authentication - priorities inverted."
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Analysis Completed: December 2025
Confidence Level: 92% (complete file review, notes.txt TODO confirmed, connect.php credentials verified)
Recommended Action: Archive with credential redaction, document as abandoned beta
Security Warning: 🚨 PRODUCTION GODADDY CREDENTIALS EXPOSED - p50mysql51.secureserver.net
Status: 💀 Abandoned beta, never launched, fundamentally broken (no sessions)
Next Game: generic_mafia_rpg (26/79 complete - 32.9%)
| Category | Rating | Commentary |
|---|---|---|
| Innovation & Originality | ★★★☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 3/10 | Space theme interesting but generic features, incomplete implementation |
| Code Quality | ★☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 1/10 | Incomplete, notes.txt TODOs, no sessions, hardcoded production credentials |
| Security Posture | ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 0/10 | WORST IN COLLECTION - GoDaddy shared hosting credentials exposed to world |
| Documentation | ★☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 1/10 | Only notes.txt with TODOs, no README, no installation guide |
| Gameplay Design | ★★☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 2/10 | Space theme has potential but incomplete (no while loops for upgrades) |
| Technical Architecture | ★★☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 2/10 | Basic PHP structure, no framework, abandoned mid-development |
| Completeness | ★★★☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 3/10 | Beta v0.1 with known missing features, never reached production |
| Historical Significance | ★★★★★★★★☆☆ 8/10 | UNIQUE: Only game with production shared hosting credentials exposed |
| Preservation Value | ★★★★★★★☆☆☆ 7/10 | Important cautionary example of credential exposure + abandoned projects |
Summary: Galactic Warz represents an abandoned beta with the single worst security failure in the entire collection: hardcoded GoDaddy shared hosting credentials exposed to the world. Unlike other games with localhost credentials, this exposes password "djm,1Udkm!" for production server "p50mysql51.secureserver.net" - potentially affecting other customers on the same shared hosting. The incomplete state (notes.txt: "TODO: session, while loop for upgrades") shows abandonment mid-development. Valuable only as a cautionary tale about credential exposure.
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