- July 5, 2019
- Wano
RPG Paper Maker
Platforms
About
"RPG Paper Maker" is a game making engine that simplifies the process of creating 3D games with 2D sprites and 3D objects. It is tailored for J-RPGs but can be used for other types of games, and is designed for both beginners and experienced users, with no need for programming or 3D modeling knowledge. The engine comes with retro-inspired graphic assets that can be used in your own projects.











- RPG Paper Maker offers a user-friendly interface that is easy to learn, making it accessible for beginners interested in game development.
- The engine has a lot of potential with its 3D features and customization options, allowing users to create unique RPGs with a charming aesthetic.
- The developer is actively updating the software, and the community support is strong, providing resources and assistance for users.
- The software is currently plagued by frequent crashes and bugs, which can lead to lost progress and frustration for users.
- Many essential features are still missing or incomplete, making it difficult to create more complex games without workarounds.
- The user interface can be unintuitive, and the lack of comprehensive documentation leaves users struggling to understand how to utilize the engine effectively.
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the engine are characterized as simple and reminiscent of paper art, making it suitable for basic RPGs. However, users note limitations in resolution and quality, suggesting that while it works for low-end graphics, it may not meet the needs of more complex or higher-resolution games. An orthographic camera feature is available for 2D game development.
“If you want a simple RPG with nifty paper graphics, this is your engine.”
“If you're making a game with this kind of graphics and perspective, I think it works.”
“There's even an orthographic camera for developing 2D games.”
“I do have an issue with the graphics, however.”
“Low-end graphics for starting assets.”
“But for anything more than that, even graphics with higher resolution?”