Veterans of the RPG Maker scene would recognize this name in a heartbeat. A Blurred Line is an absolute masterpiece released by Lysander86, which explores the tale of a common man in a futuristic world who's framed for the murder of the most important man in the world.
The adventure that ensues is easily one of the most well-written tales in gaming, and the fact that The Blurred Line's sequel hasn't released to this day — and probably never will — is an absolute shame.
Keeping in line with the cyberpunk aesthetic of the previous game, Alter A. A Genesis is an excellent RPG Maker game that shows just what solo video game developers are all about.
Genesis has more of a post-apocalyptic vibe. The world is truly enthralling to explore, with the combat system being unique enough to keep things interesting for the majority of its lengthy runtime. It certainly helps that the soundtrack in this game is incredible, given the fact that it's a free game. A game that is near-and-dear to the hearts of most RPG Maker veterans who were closely following this series, The Way is an incredible series that explores the tale of Rhue as he tries to find his lost love along the Way.
While the custom systems present in this game certainly deserve credit , what truly separates The Way from most of the RPG Maker games of its time was its incredible story, which went above and beyond the limitations of its system to narrate a tale that is purely incredible in every sense of the word.
A surreal adventure that lets players delve into the psyche of an introvert, Yume Nikki is easily a must-play for any person even remotely interested in RPG Maker games.
The fact that this title has inspired most of the games on this list and is referenced in modern masterpieces like Undertale should be more than enough to convince people just how much of a gem this game actually is. Events will be on the top layer, or the blue cube on the interface. First, select the square on which you want the event. People can be added to the map through the Events bar, under "Graphic:" Once you have selected a square, double-click it, and a whole window of things will pop up.
Select the first line of "List of Event Commands:" Another big window will pop up. These will be explained in further steps, but some of these are self explanatory, such as "Show text It has everything needed to make a wonderful RPG. This is where you enter Weapons, Enemies, Animations, and Actors that are in your game. Each one can have virtually limitless amounts of your created material. In the "Items" section, on the left side there is the place where you can add custom items, and a list of all the items added to your game by RPG Maker XP.
In the middle, you can edit pre-made items, or the items you make. On the right side, you can edit the element and the state your item leaves upon you or the enemies.
Most of the other parts of the database are in this format, so look around, and add some custom weapons and items! Materials: In the materials section of the toolbar, you can upload pictures or icons you make to add to your game. If you have custom materials, put it in the proper place. Battlebacks are where the player battles, battlers are the people who you fight with, Characters are who you walk around with requires a proper format , Gameovers are what happens when the player loses the game, and Icons are what icon displays on weapons in the items part of the menu.
Tilesets are maps, and pictures can be inserted into your game i. Map: The map is where everything happens in your game. The map size can be edited by "Map Properties" in the bottom left hand corner of the screen. A window will pop up and you can select what monsters you will encounter in this map.
You will walk around the map with the arrow keys. Overview: In this step, we will be making some basic events to add to our game. These will include: "Show text This is your most used event! You need this in every game. This can be applied to a person, so it appears that the person is talking, or sometimes at the beginning when creating a character. I will use the example of text applied to a person. Double-click any place on the map, and select graphic in the center of the left side.
Select any person you want, from the list, than go down to the bottom where it says Trigger. If it isn't already set to "Action Button", go and press it. Now go to the big bar "List of Event Commands:".
Double click the top bar like before, and click the first option that comes up, called "Show text Now what it should look like is this. Show Choices: After the last piece of text, add another event. This time, choose the button under the add text, "Show choices Though this feature is geared toward expert users, becoming familiar with it will allow RPG creation with more complex and engaging games.
Game Character Hub. DLC of the Week. Text Link. Buy it On the Degica Shop. Buy it On Steam. Effortless Event Creation Townspeople, dungeons, treasure chests, boss battles - all of the things that help develop an RPG's story can be created through events. Share your Games Save your completed game as a game disk and you can burn it onto a CD-ROM to give to your friends or distribute it over the Internet for other gamers to enjoy. New Battle Scene Layout The new battle scene layout is a front view with the enemy monsters facing the screen.
Type A x Change language. Install Steam. Store Page. I've always wanted to make small little games for fun when I get bored, however I don't have any knowledge in programming. Showing 1 - 15 of 25 comments. Yes, the RPG maker series is friendly from noob to experienced. You only need to know how to follow a tutorial series on the main website. Kleev View Profile View Posts.
Hold on right there. Why can't I use 4 lines in the "Show Text" event function? It looks designed for 4 lines, just like every other RPG Maker, but when I press Enter, the program won't let me go down to the 4th line. Can you confirm this, southpawami?
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