I've got another dozen ideas for games that happen in Albeon. It appeals to me because it's not about saving the world (though that's also fun to do from time to time), and also because this game takes place in a very elaborate world that I created a long time ago. This is a light-hearted RPG that basically deals with family dynamics and the classic question of whether the grass is really greener on the other side. But being an only child is not as great as Marigold thought, and she decides to go on a inter-dimensional quest to find her brothers and sisters. After having a fight with her family, she makes a wish that she were the only child. It's loosely based on the many awesome point-and-click adventures I've played over the years - and that's my favorite game genre.Īs the middle child of a family of 12, Marigold feels ignored and invisible to her family. The entire game happens in the mansion and its immediate surrounding (garden, cemetery, stables, chapel). I wanted to create a game that has a smaller scope and a more limited setting. But is it really possible that one single mansion is the epicenter of so much ghostly activity? Or is there something more nefarious in the works? As a talented young ghost hunter, it's your job to get rid of the ghosts and send them to the Great Beyond. Your close friend has inherited an ancient mansion, but it's come riddled with dangerous (and deadly!) ghosts. I still found them interesting and motivating, so when I do get to finish TUAH and Starlight, one of these just may be the next on the list. And I found a list of game ideas that I really want to create. Since I've had almost no time to work on my projects, I spent a little time going through my notebooks and game dev papers to find something interesting to talk about. So, I'm going to try and go back to a more frequent (and regular!) schedule. I could say I've been pretty busy with work, but as much as it's a valid excuse, I still feel like I've neglected the blog a bit. Goodness, it seems I've gone back to being a month between postings.
#WILD WEST TILE PACK RPG MAKER VX ACE DOWNLOAD UPDATE#
I'll try to periodically update with a stray resource or two, so hopefully it will make up for lack of consistent updates. So, the updates might be sporadic until after Christmas, still. It will take quite a bit of time this year, as I'm doing paper art (cards, etc) as well as baking goodies. Like every year, I'm making home-made gifts for my extended family. With that out of the way, I want to mention that the holidays are on their way. I hope you guys enjoy the pack, and I'm looking forward to seeing what you create with it. It was a lot of work, but I'm really happy with the end result.
Toward the end of the deadline, I was working 60-70 hours per week to make sure everything was top notch quality and ready for release. My zombie survival set, for example, took 493 hours of work total, spread over 6 months. I think it's something that everyone should read and I hope that it puts some things into perspective in terms of what's involved in making tiles. Sorry about that!Ĭelianna wrote a really great article about tileset and just how much work goes into creating them.
My game development was put on temporary hiatus, as was the majority of my random art/resources that I normally give away for free. I've had too much work to do, and really nothing to post about.
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