Build your first game with RPG Maker MV (Udemy.com)

No programming knowledge needed. Windows, Linux, OSX, and mobile

( 42 Reviews )

Created by: Jeff M

Produced in 2018

What you will learn

Build a game in RPG Maker MV, compile thier game, upload it to sell.

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Overall Score : 74 / 100

Course Description

Have you always wanted to build a game, but never knew where to start? Maybe the thought of programming scares you, you don't know how to share or sell your games, you want to be able to publish your games to different platforms. This course is for you! In this course you don't need any programming experience at all. You won't need to hunt down resources to build your maps, characters, music, etc. All the tools that you need are build right into the software that we will be using. Have custom music, sounds, graphics? Not a problem, we will go over that too! Have a Windows machine, a Apple, Linux? Good news, RPG Maker works with all platforms. Do you want to build a game that's not a RPG? Again, not a problem, RPG Maker is more than a RPG builder, it is a powerful, flexible tool that is capable of creating various games.
In this course we will be going through building a game from scratch, start to finish. We will go over tips and tricks, how to export your game to various formats, and how to publish you game(s) for free or get paid. We will be going through step by step in a easy to follow instructions. If you have any questions or issues during the course? Contact me and I will do my best to help you out. Just because you buy the course, doesn't mean the support ends there.
Don't stop yourself from realizing your dreams of building and publishing your game. Grab the course, get the software (demo or full) and build your first game!
FYI, a reminder:
I not anyone that is a part of DGS has any affiliation with any of the vendors, software manufactures, or programmers in this course.
Who this course is for:
Anyone that wants to build a game for Windows, Linux, OSX, or mobile

Time: 5.5h

Instructor Details

Jeff M

3.7 Rating
42 Reviews

Over 18years of IT experience
Designed, programmed and published games on: Android, Chrome, PC, Windows phone, Windows OS, OSX, and Linux
Experience programming in: HTML5, C++, Python, Visual Basic
Has taken the EC Council CEH 8 & 9 certification courses
CWA, Certified Accredited Engineer, CISP, Metasploit certified, among others.
Published Security articles on Cybrary and Hackin9 Magazine
After years of experience in the IT industry and a long time gamer we got together and said, "Hey why don't we start making our own mobile and PC games?" and thus Disposable Games Studio was born back in 2010. We set out on a mission to build games and apps for gamers, IT professionals, and every day people. Apps and games that we ourselves would use. We have also given talks and training on OSINT and ethical hacking. We are passionate about training and security.

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By Gonzalo Ramrez on 11/23/2020

Las explicaciones podran ser mucho ms giles y completas.

By Carlos Dias on 11/23/2020

It have been great

By Daniel Hernandez on 11/8/2020

For now its pretty basic, but thats cool and he give good tips

By Vladislav Yanvarev on 10/24/2020

Course is well-structured - it's good.
Some information dublicates (a lot of typical description of events in RPG Maker) and some are trivial - this is bad.
But, at least, course cover most of RPG Maker features.

By Jim Buist on 10/14/2020

This was an excellent introduction to RPG Maker MV. Very easy to follow. Thank you.

By Ryan WIlliams on 10/4/2020

Im so excited to play RPG maker this course has taught me so much I highly recommended this course ?? If you are using RPG maker your self this is the course for you

By Timothy Gray on 9/27/2020

It's only really been the introduction so far. I don't think it is an appropriate time to rate the course.

By Markus Reimers on 9/19/2020

While the overall demo of the maps was good . I dont think that the different tabs were quite well explained (A, B, C and R)

By Stoney Pride on 9/19/2020

I am a father of an up and coming gaming Youtuber, Stonman Gamer. He is 14 and wants to bring awareness to the diseases associated with living on the spectrum. He amazes me with his bravery and kindheartedness. He wants to design a kid friendly rpg as he's not a fan of violence. It has been a struggle to get started as I have zero tech experience, but you sir have given me newfound hope that I can make his dream and vision come to fruition!

By Christian Dean Gehring on 8/6/2020

Thank you for including a way to rearrange tilesets. I gifted this course for my friends.

By Jos Eduardo Guimares Soares on 7/19/2020

I didn't make it to the end of this course. I'm not doubting that the teacher knows a lot of the tool and that has really good intentions of teaching everyone to make great games.
However, the course is really all over the place. Out of all the 42 lessons, the first 5 or 6 are about how to get the tool and an introduction on ehat it can do, without showing much of it in action. It could easily have been compiled to one video showcasing what to expect from the course.
Another problem, for me at least, is that the lessons are taught very slowly, with a lot of "uhh" in between each sentence. I think that it would be easier to assimilate and pay more attention to each lesson if the teacher prepared a script for each lesson beforehand.
All in all, this course has a lot of potential to be something great. It just needs to be better managed in my opinion.

By David Steele on 7/14/2020