friend tell me they make elden ring with this .
Without this, OFF wouldn't be made.
Think about that for a second... A world without one of my top sexymen.
Edit: A bigger reason why we can't live without this: Space Funeral wouldn't exist.
Think about that for a second... A world without one of my top sexymen.
Edit: A bigger reason why we can't live without this: Space Funeral wouldn't exist.
The last really good RPG Maker software
I made find the shitpile with it
This is what dreams are made of.
In this thing Kouri created IB.
A while ago I wrote a review for the RPG Maker 2000, so now it's time to also finally write a review for this one.
The RPG Maker 2003 was the second RPG-Maker I've ever used and is mostly just an upgrade of the RPG Maker 2000. It not only comes with somewhat more "realistic" looking assets but also switches it's default combat system from a turn based front view battle system to a speed based side view battle system.
The makers key components like mapping or eventing stayed mostly the same with some minor improvements here and there. These improvements however are big enough for me to give it a higher ranking than the RPG Maker 2000. (5 instead of 4.5)
Worth noting:
When the maker was rereleased on Steam, it also got some more improvements, like an extended picture system and bug fixes.
It might be one of my favorite RPG Makers out there, even though it is lacking the actual coding part of the later installments. It's also the only maker that I ever released games with. Nothing worth mentioning though, one was a cheap copy of Smash Bros. (not a good one) and the other one is a comedy game that I made with some friends when we were around the age of 12. So you can already guess that the quality and humor was obvioulsy top notch!
The RPG Maker 2003 was the second RPG-Maker I've ever used and is mostly just an upgrade of the RPG Maker 2000. It not only comes with somewhat more "realistic" looking assets but also switches it's default combat system from a turn based front view battle system to a speed based side view battle system.
The makers key components like mapping or eventing stayed mostly the same with some minor improvements here and there. These improvements however are big enough for me to give it a higher ranking than the RPG Maker 2000. (5 instead of 4.5)
Worth noting:
When the maker was rereleased on Steam, it also got some more improvements, like an extended picture system and bug fixes.
It might be one of my favorite RPG Makers out there, even though it is lacking the actual coding part of the later installments. It's also the only maker that I ever released games with. Nothing worth mentioning though, one was a cheap copy of Smash Bros. (not a good one) and the other one is a comedy game that I made with some friends when we were around the age of 12. So you can already guess that the quality and humor was obvioulsy top notch!
Not quite sure what would count as "beating" any RPG Maker, but I sure did make dozens of awful games with it!
RIP "Grand Theft Animal Crossing", the game I had put a hundred or so hours into making before a kid in my neighborhood formatted my hard drive.
RIP "Grand Theft Animal Crossing", the game I had put a hundred or so hours into making before a kid in my neighborhood formatted my hard drive.