discussion After 15 years RPG maker is getting a update

[jkj34]

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We see so many RPG maker games on here its going to be interesting to see those games in this style/angle

 

[LewisCarroll]

I already disliked the limitations on map view. This looks like it's going to limit it even further. If they include a direction finder/radar style mini-map with discovery illumination option that would be a real game changer. Otherwise, it looks claustrophobic to me.

 

[highstr]

this will definitely make RPGM games alot more interesting to explore. so many games overworlds look so similar

 

[Rhudakad]

Wow, its will be very intresting

 

[jkj34]

I already disliked the limitations on map view. This looks like it's going to limit it even further. If they include a direction finder/radar style mini-map with discovery illumination option that would be a real game changer. Otherwise, it looks claustrophobic to me.

This is a teaser but the overhead part indoors looks like flexibility is a thing but we will see.

 

[Msm]

I regrettably can't stand the "walking simulator" parts of RPGM. As long as that is still part of the engine; any upgrtade is comparable to putting lipstick on a pig.

 

[jkj34]

I regrettably can't stand the "walking simulator" parts of RPGM. As long as that is still part of the engine; any upgrtade is comparable to putting lipstick on a pig.

You can change that by going into the settings to activate sprint and or hold your shift key.

 

[Republican Bear]

As someone who has created and played many free games since the engine was released, I have to say that update is encouraging.

 

[Redyscom]

As someone who has created and played many free game since the engine was released, I have to say that update is encouraging.

Who are you? HumBird0?


Damn... I feel old now...

 

[Republican Bear]

Who are you? HumBird0?


Damn... I feel old now...

Nope just created a few old games on a site that is now defunct and a lot of games are now gone.

I was inspired by older final fantasy games at one point in time, and the Suikoden games.

Made a few other unreleased games as well.

 

[Redyscom]

Nope just created a few old games on a site that is now defunct and a lot of games are now now gone.

I was inspired by older final fantasy games at one point in time, and the Suikoden games.

Made a few other unreleased games as well.

I didn't expect to hear anything about Suikoden. It's like when people talk about RPGs and mention Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest, but then someone in the background says “Golden Sun.”

 

[Republican Bear]

To bad the scene that was once a freeware hobby has shifted more into paid games.

Though it has to said at one point developer's were not allowed to sell our games.

 

[Redyscom]

To bad the scene that was once a freeware hobby has shifted more into paid games.

Though it has to said at one point developer's were not allowed to sell our games.

There are things I can and cannot agree with. In my opinion, a developer should be able to make money from their creations, although I’m more in favor of donations than purchases because, with indie and casual developers, there’s no guarantee I’ll get a quality product—or even a finished one. I’m talking about games and fan games here, not mods or hackroms.

 

[jkj34]

Nope just created a few old games on a site that is now defunct and a lot of games are now gone.

I was inspired by older final fantasy games at one point in time, and the Suikoden games.

Made a few other unreleased games as well.

I still use wayback machine on old story boards i was just on a dump site for games man people over 20 years old have seen alot of the internet that is no longer around at all. I was just using a app that changed into AI said AI killed 80% of the app just poof.

This game site top is dead second is having database access issues no doubt going 2 be gone soon

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There are things I can and cannot agree with. In my opinion, a developer should be able to make money from their creations, although I’m more in favor of donations than purchases because, with indie and casual developers, there’s no guarantee I’ll get a quality product—or even a finished one. I’m talking about games and fan games here, not mods or hackroms.

Steam has a shit ton of trash on it same with the Nintendo Eshop from early access titles or those $1 games.