@chasersgaming yeah the terminology of it can be kinda confusing, because with the SNES graphics hardware all sprites are really just collections of multiple tiles displayed on the screen in sequence, as on the NES. And in hardware all the SNES tiles were actually 16x16. ^^
While the SNES in theory did have multiple high resolution graphics modes, they were almost never used. "Mode 1" was by far the most used graphics mode for SNES games, which supported up to 32768 simultaneous colors, but only at a screen resolution of 256x224, which in most cases would've been too small to show a large amount of 64x64 tiles on screen. The second most used graphics mode was the famous "Mode 7", I believe.
Japanese Role-Playing Game. Just the fantasy setting reminds me of it.
I think there will be a while before I need any testers, as I don't have any missions or anyhting yet, just this single map with one player and no goals or enemies.
Also, like I mentioned to Rainbow Design, it's not even likely that I finish this game at all, it's more something I'm doing for the hell of it, not really to create an interesting product and certainly not a sellable one.
Yeah I have full intentions of having the chickens be one of the factions in this game! And yeah I'm not doing this exremely intensely every single day, it's not my full time job yknow (tho I spend almost as much time on it as I would on one :P)
What sort of enemies are you going to use? Who's gonna be the villain in Ninja Dog Realm?
Of course, there's a distinction between "game world tiles" and "hardware tiles".
@chasersgaming yeah the terminology of it can be kinda confusing, because with the SNES graphics hardware all sprites are really just collections of multiple tiles displayed on the screen in sequence, as on the NES. And in hardware all the SNES tiles were actually 16x16. ^^
@chasersgaming
While the SNES in theory did have multiple high resolution graphics modes, they were almost never used. "Mode 1" was by far the most used graphics mode for SNES games, which supported up to 32768 simultaneous colors, but only at a screen resolution of 256x224, which in most cases would've been too small to show a large amount of 64x64 tiles on screen. The second most used graphics mode was the famous "Mode 7", I believe.
The cockatrice resembles the one from the RPG Maker XP RTP a lot. Just made into pixelart
Japanese Role-Playing Game. Just the fantasy setting reminds me of it.
I think there will be a while before I need any testers, as I don't have any missions or anyhting yet, just this single map with one player and no goals or enemies.
Also, like I mentioned to Rainbow Design, it's not even likely that I finish this game at all, it's more something I'm doing for the hell of it, not really to create an interesting product and certainly not a sellable one.
@Ninja Dog
Yeah I have full intentions of having the chickens be one of the factions in this game! And yeah I'm not doing this exremely intensely every single day, it's not my full time job yknow (tho I spend almost as much time on it as I would on one :P)
What sort of enemies are you going to use? Who's gonna be the villain in Ninja Dog Realm?
@RalmonM
That's a nice woodcutter! Wish my game had an art style like that, it reminds me of the Apple II!
@La3eb
I like your Knight a lot! It's probably the best work you've showcased here imo. The spider is pretty bad to be honest.
Added a metal furnace, however the perspective is wrong with this building somehow :P
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