AutoTileGen

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AutoTileGen is a single player action game. It was developed by Pixelatto and was released on July 9, 2014. It received neutral reviews from players.

Make 2D tilesets for your games in seconds. Save development time and money by getting forty-eight tiles for the effort of making three with added bonus features such as dynamic lighting, corner blending modes and more.Main features Automatic tileset generation (48 tiles) from just three input tiles In app pixel editor for pixel-art tiles with realtime tileset preview Six different corner blendi…

Genres & Tags

Free to Play

Play Modes

Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 32 reviews

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AutoTileGen is a valuable tool for both beginner developers and experienced game designers, allowing for quick and easy creation of quality tile maps for 2D games.
The intuitive interface and customization options enable users to generate unique and visually appealing levels, significantly speeding up the prototyping process.
The software is actively developed, with responsive support from the developer, making it a good choice for those looking to streamline their tile creation process.

The interface is often described as confusing and not intuitive, making it difficult for users to learn how to effectively use the software.
Many users report technical issues, such as crashes and problems with exporting tiles, which detracts from the overall experience.
The lack of proper documentation and tutorials leaves users struggling to understand the software's features and capabilities, leading to frustration.

graphics
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The graphics aspect of the tool receives mixed reviews; while some users appreciate its functionality for improving top-down game visuals and simplifying collision detection, others criticize its unconventional layout and limited pixel art capabilities, suggesting that artists would be better off using dedicated software like Photoshop or GraphicsGale for creating game art. Overall, it seems more suited for prototyping rather than serious game development.
- “Firstly, why use this odd custom window/layout type graphic.”
- “It's not even very good pixel art software in the first place; most people would be better off making the art in Photoshop or GraphicsGale then exporting it to this because nobody is going to be making their art on it.”
- “If you are serious about making games, you won't use this. Maybe for prototyping (if you can be bothered with the weird layout and graphics they have used), but you will always be better off making the art yourself by hand.”
stability
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Overall, users find the game to be quite useful, though they note that it can experience occasional bugs.
- “The game crashes frequently, making it hard to enjoy the experience.”
- “I've encountered numerous glitches that disrupt gameplay and immersion.”
- “Stability issues are a major concern; I often find myself restarting the game.”