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  1. Sunri

    Making a dungeon crawler in RPG Maker: opinions, ideas, suggestions - all welcome!

    For the last two weeks, I have been testing plugins, engine limitations and other features in RPG Maker MV. After some successes and failures, I have decided to create a dungeon crawler game inspired mostly by Wizardry, but without the first-person perspective. Some basic stuff that i already...
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  3. camyram

    CRPG-like on RPGMaker? Options?

    Hello, I'd like to get working on a CRPG-like, with my interest being in branching dialogues and puzzles, less into the usual combat thing but it will be included. The issue is I'm not much of a coder, more of an artist, what should I do? I thought of using RPGMaker but even with plugins, it'd...
  4. daivin

    Diary of a root playing game

    Hello, i want to make an old school RPG game. Like Might'n'Magic, Eye of the Beholder and so on. I'm opening this thread for keep my motivation at maximum a decent rate. I'm starting from zero, with few tools and even less idea, so let's see what i can do. The goal is to make something...

  5. Would classic RPGs be viable without the random factor?

    Is the random factor in classic RPGs necessary? I am referring to classic RPGs, in which the mechanics are based only on character statistics and the random factor. It is hard to find any classic RPG that doesn't involve a dice roll or equivalent. It has existed since the very beginning of RPGs...

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