Omnimaga
General Discussion => Technology and Development => Gaming Discussion => Topic started by: Yeong on March 25, 2011, 05:47:44 pm
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Well, it looks like Microsoft made their own game-making utility.
Kodu game lab is really easy to use, and it's designed to make games.
Even though the features are pretty limited right now, but take a look at the simple game that I made.
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Interesting. I wonder what kind of stuff can be done in this... does it supports some sort of tilemaps?
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Microsoft released a game maker?
/me is surprised.
Can you post the game?
Let me guess, non-crossplatform games. Not too bad, though. Does it generate single .exes?
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at times like this, I wish I had admin priveleges, so I could install something. :(
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@DJ: No. You "paint" the tile.
@Scout: It doesn't generate .exe file. You upload them here:
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@DJ: No. You "paint" the tile.
@Scout: It doesn't generate .exe file. You upload them here:
XNA Game Studion, good enough, their C# libraries are pretty cool.
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Oh, I saw this before -- it's more made for making really simple games not really meant for industry selling, since they don't make .exe files -- I guess it's more of a way to play around with game ideas and to learn about the game making process.
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Ah I see. Personally I don't mind how a game is made, although for pre-made engines I kinda prefer stuff like Game Maker and RPG Maker which lets you package your game in an installable exe file.
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I think this is mainly designed for shoot'em up games or something.
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cool, gets kinda interested on it :D