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• Javingr

  Jun 5, 2022

  For a time, this project featured some promise, and it's main failings were the same as a lot of these indie 'dungeon-maker' games - lack of customization in enemy stats, appearance, abilities, and behavior. You can only play so many maps before you get tired of fighting the same types of enemies in similar formations. Things were headed in a positive direction when the devs decided to change how respawning worked - a mechanic shift that completely ruined any sort of challenge in these creations and the game as a whole. The person designing the map HAS to be able to control the mechanics within said map, or they really have no say in gameplay at all, and the map becomes little more than window dressing. There was roughly a year of time where this game was alright and getting better, then it seems like the devs kneecapped the gameplay and ran. At least I won their survey prize, so my copy was basically free. Strongly not recommended. Fight the Dragon is better, despite also being abandoned.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 22, 2017

  I purchased Myworld mainly because I really, really like the team behind this. I've been using Gameguru since its launch - before that, I used FPS Creator too - , so when I found out that the craziest mind in the team - Ravey - was behind this project, I just needed to purchase it. So, after I finished my work (about 6 a.m.) I decided I would give this a try. After making a run in two of the pre-made levels -which are really satisfying, in a weird way -, I went straight to the level editor, thinking about spending some 15 minutes on it before I went to bed. Two and a half hours later, and making a huuuuge effort, I managed to gather up the will to shutdown the program, asking myself what-happened-here. Let me start by saying that the combat in Myworld looks quite similar to the one found in most new generation RPGs, following the formula of the Dark Souls series, and similar. It's pretty solid, and it works. Can't say much more about it however, as I really dislike DS and similar games - my combat needs to be fast, energetic and franctic - , yet I have faith in that the developers will add several alternatives to it, including different classes of heroes, which they have already confirmed. The environments look great, the art is absolutely original, and there's a whole lot of objects to place, break, place some more, and keep on breaking. There are also several kinds of enemies, each with their own characteristics, including creatures that can't be stunned, and even bosses, one of them a summoner; and a solid waypoint system reminiscent of that found in Gameguru (which I am thankful for). The editor, well... it's just awesome. There are quite a lot of tools that allow to shape the terrain any way you want, making the ground possibilities almost infinite. A nice assortment of buildings, gates, adornments, and other neat stuff, in a collection of assets that will continue to grow, talking from experience here (Gameguru, remember?). There are some nice background picks out there, and here's hoping for a lot more. But I believe my favourite thing, one that I did not expect and made me spend countless minutes modifying things is... the paint tool. Yes indeed, you can paint your terrain any way you like. Green mountains with reddish stripes, colored with brown moats here and there? No problem! White ground, brown pathway and a surreal pink border crossing the town? Well, why not! A desertic landscape with violet and orange dunes? OF COURSE!!! I believe that is an amazing, incredibly versatile tool that will lead to a whole universe of creations from many different people. And boy, do I hope that they add it to Gameguru too... one can dream, right? To close up: if you want to make lighter darksoul-ish quick levels, chain them to a whole game, and play them with your friends, family, neighbours and whoever you want, then this is the software for you. TGC has been working in the game creation industry for quite a while now. They have experience, they deliver, and they keep their promises, always listening to what the community has to say. Speaking of which, if this community gets to be half as good as Gameguru's one, it will be just awesome. I absolutely recommend this game, and can't wait to spend my breaks building levels, testing them, and sharing them. Suggestions: 1- the quest editor needs two more things: conditions (needed to take this quest) and rewards. 2- a little more variety in friendly characters. We need a town marshall, a priest, a jailer... you know, the typical medieval types. 3- flying enemies would not be bad at all. 4- some sounds are a little stale, mainly the character's sword. Do you accept collaborations? 5- Modular buildings. Oh, yeah. And finally, a message for Ravey... WHERE'S MAH JINGLE PACK??? Keep it up guys ;)
• gamedeal user

  Jun 27, 2017

  I don't review alot but this game deserves a big thumbs up in my book. always wanted to create a RPG with a story quests, a world and easily share it with others? You can in this game Create your own enemies/bosses easily with the newly added enemy creator ? The necromancy top hat wearing goblin is born! Play endless amounts of community made worlds? Just check the workshop I will say I am a little buyest I know little to nothing about coding and I have no intrest in learning it but I always wanted a game that lets me easily create a world filled with quests and it is exactly what the title of the game pitches. the game is still in early access that always means you gamble your money on something that will never see the light of day but the devs from what I have seen are really active on the forums ready to give you update's and help. I suggest about the content of the game you look up video's and other reviews so you can form a own opinion since that is very opinion based.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 18, 2017

  How can you justify releasing DLCs for a game that is very, very far from complete?
• gamedeal user

  Jul 20, 2017

  It's okay. You can't do much outside of designing your own worlds and put your story in it. Game mechanics are pretty much limited to what the devs made available. So, aside from story and map design, all worlds you can play would feel pretty much the same. But there is hope yet for more, as it is still Early Access. The devs are quite active, so hopely there would be more good things to come. I'd give this a score of 3.8 out of 5. I have to deduct a whole point for the premature Egypt-themed DLC release. Hopefully this would not be an ongoing trend, where every single world theme variation would cost you.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 3, 2017

  DLC in an early access game? I can't support such a terrible money scheme and my review stays negative until they stop this. The game is in early access. That means all content being added should be content for the full game. So why are they locking it behind a paywall, when there isn't enough content as it is and the game isn't even out? EDIT: They have resorted to updating the game as usual, but now releasing the content as "free DLC" to make themselves look good, despite this content being needed in the base game anyway. Clearly they are just doing this so they look generous but in reality, it's just another update. EDIT 2: And now the game is free to play! Great, they sell the game with tons of DLC and then make it free, with all the buyers having nothing to show for their money.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 4, 2017

  I really enjoyed using this at it's current build there is a lot more content then in earlier iterations. Quest creation is simple but very flexible. I would like to be able to reward the player with items directly from the quest giver as well as the key reward but I love the fact you can fill a building with a with treasure and then specify the key that unlocks it from the quest giver without having to create each individual door. Everything in that building is automatically grouped so you can move the building at will and everything inside moves with it. I would like the ability to lock the objects so you don't acidentally move the buildings around which happened to me a few times. Creating a quest is done completly from the NPC which I really appreciate. It's very easy to create challenging quests quickly. Creating the atmosphere or biome is similar to disney infinity you choose the skybox and that creates the mood for the world. The character creator allows you to create NPC's and opponents. you can shape the terrain and also create impressive landscapes by combining preset mountains and landmasses. Overall it's heading in the right direction as far as simplicity which is no suprise since this is from the same publisher of game guru and FPS Creator another excellent tool. RECOMMENDED B1trider
• gamedeal user

  Oct 20, 2017

  was a fan BUT dlc in a Early Access Game is a no go for me!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 29, 2017

  Mario Maker meets Dark Souls (meets LEGO). What more could you want?
• gamedeal user

  Dec 27, 2017

  This game is exactly what I've been looking for. I used to DM (Dungeon Master) a small D&D group, but as everyone is the group has jobs, families, and other responsibilities we aren't really able to get together like we used to do. With this game, I'm able to make quests and have friends try them out via the Steam Workshop. This game has a lot going for it and I'm happy that I've supported a group of people that clearly care about the project they are making. You can craft your own world, story, quests, etc. You can even make your own NPCs and monsters. It's all very easy to learn how to do in a short period of time and really satisfies my need to create and explore what other have created. I don't ever really leave reviews, but this project move the needle for me. Can't wait to see what else comes from The Game Creators!