Do We Have Any Rpgxp Users Here

[jack_flamer 0]

im am a fellow user of the great rpg creation program known as RPGXP it is great for those people who have always love to make a simple game to show of easy to use and easy to share (when sharing there is no need for installing any part of rpgxp the running of the game is build in)

 

learn about it at:

http://tkool.jp/

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

 

if any one would like to try it out here a link to download it:

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

(30-day free trial cost:$60)

 

any questions just ask

 

is there any one that uses this program and would like to descuss things about it?

 

what are your reviews?

Edited March 5, 2008 by jack_flamer (see edit history)

[CrashCore 0]

I used the free trial of it, but am still unsure if I want to purchase it. Are there better development utilities out there?

I looked at a few such utilities, such as:

http://www.crankeye.com/

Any advice? Is Xp worth the $60? I enjoyed my time with it, but didn't really get the full experience.

Thanks

[jack_flamer 0]

in all honesty to enjoy fully the xp version you need to get the full version. but if the trial didn't really appeal to you i would advise not buying it unless you love making role-play games as $60 is a large lump for some one who may or may not enjoy iti havent really shopped around for any over programs to use instead of a friend refered me to Xp and paid the $60 for my birthday present as in England, thats ?30 so not much of a cost but not every one is lucky enough to have friends that will spend that much on some-ones birthday over then if they're family but this guy was close enough i suppose. but anyway.Advise: Buy if you will use it, Use trial fully before buying, when using trial use as often as occasion permits, other then that im all out

[Tepear 0]

Ahh, I used to have a lot of fun with that program. I even set up a few morpgs with it. I highly advise this if anyone wants to have fun learning the core basics of game making, and maybe even learn ruby rgss along the way (Depending on how far you go).