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That becomes quite a loss for the entire game industry, because from among the ideas discarded, there's bound to be creations that could lead to huge, earth-shattering hits. Coming up against such a challenge, perhaps most people have given up due to the difficulty involved. In the end Game Maker is probably better, but with MV the gap isn't as wide :pĪnother thing to think about is events and cut-scenes, they're hella easier to do in RPG Maker especially if you have characters moving to a destination or multiple events.īoth are good, I'm doing a test on both, as even GM:S has come a long way since I last used it several years ago.No programming knowledge required!If you love games, surely you've thought at least once, "I wish I could make a game myself." Programming, however, is a huge obstacle that stands in your way. I got Studio PRO for $25 when they were upgrading Game Maker 8/8.1 licenses and was a good deal as Game Maker prior to stuidio was always $25-50 (can't remember the exact prices, but never exceeded that at least for v5-8.1) Price wise Game Maker is the same price as MV $75 right now as they are doing a 50% discount. If you want to build an online or even multiplayer game you need to use a library and inject it into MV as by default there is no online functionality but it can be done as you can inject js libraries into mv.Īs for Game Maker, you have absolute control over everything and you can build a RPG engine the way you want and play the way you want but you will need to learn how to program in GML "I do wish they dropped GML for javascript especially because they're pushing HTML5. You couldn't push enemies in 8 directions based on where you hit the enemy, it would just be pushed back. Even project zelda while probably the best example of a zelda project for rpg maker isn't 100% like the battle system it's trying to recreate.

As it was limited by the map engine, even with RGSS(1-3) it didn't help much and the abs systems weren't that great.

RPG Maker nails it when it comes to RPG Development, it has always sucked for an action combat system like secret of mana, densetsu 3, zelda, and so on.

2D raster support, better 3D support, scanline rendering "if there is one", etc.ĥ.) Prebuilt RPG Engine - This alone is a good reason to use MV, you don't have to worry about the RPG part just your game "and battle system if you're doing an ABS or a custom side view". "It's map editor is unless you use the TileD plugin which removes this limit"ģ.) You can incorporate javascript libraries, for example. This is actually difficult to answer for a few reasons.ġ.) RPG Maker MV is open, even to the library it uses which is pixi v2.Ģ.) It's not limited like previous versions of RPG Maker.