![]() I’d be happy if I had even half of his memory and half of his muscles!ġ st Turn) How long have you been developing RPG in a Box? I’d like to say a very special thanks to McValdemar for his great contribution to this article. Yes, but what happens if you want to develop a western voxel RPG with turn-based combat? Well, the answer is quite simple: you can use “ RPG in a Box” – the new toolkit developed by Justin Arnold!Īre you curious about it? Then you can’t miss my interview! So, nowadays, there are so many great toolkits that the only obstacle to the release of OUR games is really just our own laziness.ĭo you want to create a 3D arcade adventure? Then try DREAMS from Media Molecule.ĭo you want to realize the definitive JRPG? Then the umpteenth version of RPG Maker is just around the corner (man, how do I hate it…). Yet there was nothing compared to a “monster” like the SEUCK.Īnd let’s not forget some other interesting game-creators, that deserve a mention: The GameMakerfrom Activitsion, the AGCK: Arcade Game Construction Kit and many others. Like The Quill on the Spectrum, which was a program to write home computer adventure games. Of course, even on some less powerful machines, there had been something similar before. Like SlapFight, GunSmoke, Led Storm, Xevious, etc. It allowed anyone, with but a bit of patience, to create action games with vertical or horizontal scrolling. The most well-known was, probably, the SEUCK( Shoot’Em Up Construction Kit). ![]() ![]() Let’s just say that Commodore 64 was the first computer powerful enough to allow for the development of such tools. I don’t think I have to explain to you what this machine represented for millions of teens in the world, during the fabulous 80s and 90s. The first home computer that hosted a code-less game-maker was the Commodore 64. ![]()
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