RPG Maker VX Ace Free until Feb 11th

[Dylan1406599]

RPG Maker VX Ace Free until Feb 11th on steam during promotion if you're interested in trying to make games. I hope this finds someone ambitious enough to try.

[sora666]

Originally Posted by Dylan1406599

RPG Maker VX Ace Free until Feb 11th on steam during promotion if you're interested in trying to make games. I hope this finds someone ambitious enough to try.

I think most of the RPGMakers are on sale right now. I use MV and i seen it was 93% off
And RPGM MZ was 55% off

[Multzburg]

I've been learning both VX Ace and MV over the past while. I also played with a few other game creation tools and such. Sadly, haven't been able to invest as much time as I'd like though. I've been advancing at a glacial pace due to that.

Currently working on two fetish games and four regular games.

[Breakfire]

Originally Posted by Multzburg

I've been learning both VX Ace and MV over the past while. I also played with a few other game creation tools and such. Sadly, haven't been able to invest as much time as I'd like though. I've been advancing at a glacial pace due to that.

Currently working on two fetish games and four regular games.

That's some impressive ambition. I know you didn't ask for advice, but I hope you don't mind if I share some that really helped me out.

Choose the game you really want to make the most, then save it for last. Do the shorter games first and gain all your experience there, and then when you have a grasp of all your fancy tricks, bring all the experience to the game you want to make and build your masterpiece.

Anyway that's my two cents. I hope it helps a little bit.

[Multzburg]

Originally Posted by Breakfire

That's some impressive ambition. I know you didn't ask for advice, but I hope you don't mind if I share some that really helped me out.

Choose the game you really want to make the most, then save it for last. Do the shorter games first and gain all your experience there, and then when you have a grasp of all your fancy tricks, bring all the experience to the game you want to make and build your masterpiece.

Anyway that's my two cents. I hope it helps a little bit.

Sorry for the late response.

I appreciate the advice, and I agree with you. I've learned that I should keep it simple to start with until I get more experience. I've been having plenty of fun (along with a little frustration) learning as I go along.