Kushito

Exactly, yes. I don't make games :> More a tool for the whole team. Not just the PM.

This is like a productivity / management application with features aimed at game dev.

I would cater for any game. That infers an absence of engine specific features, i.e. coding being stored or managed in the system, at least initially.

Oh hello there As you all know, I am honing my C# skills immediately prior to launching a glamourous career as a full stack developer. I need to get some code on Github boys. I am currently considering an open source web application (possibly for offline too) aimed at game dev management / collaboration. You coudld also download a copy and whip it on your own server. This probs exist and if so please link so I can steal ideaz. Bob will be my code supervisor. The goal is not necessarily a succesful start-up. It's to flex my C#/React muscles, create something cool and useful, and knock back all the job offers. Wew. I am now taking feature and concept suggestions.

*takes place among the 7 Chosen*

Congratulations Ardi! Your game was audacious. Really cool to see judges and the old boy Arky getting in on the action. Great effort.

Ooooh looks awesome. I'm in the market for a new game actually. In my old age, I seem to be getting more into video games. Not sure why i do things in reverse :>

*double takes* oh hey Kabooth, nice to see you! I really like this style of art / animation. It doesn't really seem to show any game play...but presumably it is an RPG?

Can I just clarify a few rules: the game needs to be started from scratch? the game may only be developed between August 15th to September 15th?

Psst. Mods. This topic is in the wrong section.

I see that you use XP and MV. I would suggest finding the experience formulas in those? Shouldn't be too hard given you can easily access the scripts.

There's some nice tuts here, bruh http://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/categories/level-design

GG that was detailed, Ardy. Good job.

RPG Maker isn't really for pros. You should never factor in ease of use into RPG Makers. They may differ between themselves but on the scale of game development tools, they are all very simple. If you think any of them is difficult to use now, just put in the hours. This should not be a factor if your choice is between only RPG Makers. I would advise you to go with MV. It's the latest, is portable (eg mobile, html5 etc) and is built on Javascript instead of Ruby. Because of the way javascript works, you can use a console to assist you with programming which makes things a hundred times quicker and easier. For example, you can use the console to inspect a javascript object i.e. the game player is an object with various properties which come default code. You could spend hours reading the code (and you will anyway if you want to script), but you can use the console to quickly see the player's (or any other object at all) current properties, and methods/functions. TL;DR coding easier. MV. DL it.

Great to see a price drop! The crack is overwhelmingly easy to obtain and a great way to protest an over-priced product, but y'know, good for enthusiasts who support Enterbrain.

Welcome to GDU! :thumbsup: What's your channel?

What if we recreated the RM tilesets into models/textures? You say you want suggestions, but its sort of difficult because we're talking about mapping. Maybe we should write a list of what you already plan to make to make it easier to give a suggestion, otherwise we'll just be listing any old generic thing from tilesets.

Hahahah nice! Although bob proclaims his avvy is a pinnie. Can i be in your game too? No one will notice the rogue itchigo :3

Welcome, Miku-san!