Want to Make Your Own RPG?

Have you ever thought of making your own game? Creating a world and filling it with people and stories, creating a project that will allow others to enjoy your creation and interact with it on a more personal level?

When you sit down and think about a computer game, or a mobile game, most people think about the programming language they would have to learn, write thousands of lines of code, and then also have to bring in your own graphics either by making them yourself if you have the skill or paying for someone to do it for you.

That can get exhausting just thinking about how much work is really involved in creating a game! If you have a Role Playing Game (RPG) idea inside you and you want to bring it to life for others to enjoy, and maybe even make a little bit of money from it, now is a great time to do it. The best part... you don't need to master a programming language to create your game.

Several different releases of a software called RPG Maker have been released over the years, allowing people to create their games easily to distribute on the PC. The RPG Maker team has just released a new version of their software called RPG Maker MV which will also allow people to distribute their games on Mac, iPhone/Android and PC. The options you have available to you through their software is vast, if you take a little bit of time to learn how the editor works for you. You don't have to write a single line of code.

There are many tutorials out there on how to make games with the RPG Maker software. Although there have been several different releases of RPG Maker software, how to create events, which is what tells the game what to do, has stayed consistent throughout all releases with very little differences. So you can watch tutorials from other versions of the software on events and take that knowledge to any version to apply it. This makes it much easier to learn how the editing software works as you have so many tutorials available to you.

I have three different versions of their software and I have loved working with all of them. There is so much you can do with your games, and now that you can release your games to mobile as well as computer it's just that much better. Check out the RPG Maker MV software, you can even try it out with a thirty day free trial first,