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Welcome to RPG Maker VX, XP, 2003, 2000 Tutorials
RPG Maker VX is the latest edition in the RPG Maker series. Based on RPG Maker XP, this new version has been redesigned with ease of use in mind while maintaining the best features from previous versions. The user interface has been refined, allowing you to intuitively create games with the minimum amount of work. Most of the features have been designed to feel similar to RPG Maker 2000. In addition, some major changes have been made to the map editor, and by taking advantage of features like automatic border generation it is now possible to quickly create maps that match your intended design without having to worry about layers.

It is possible to use 32-bit color images with a resolution of 544×416. Although the screen size is a bit smaller than that used in RPG Maker XP, it is appropriate when you consider the aspect ratios of the characters and maps. The frame rate is now 60 frames per second and scrolling is very smooth. Alpha-channel is now fully supported, which enables smooth transparency effects.

The background music primarily consists of MIDI music using DirectMusic Synthesizer. Creators of music resources do not have to worry about compatibility with a large number of MIDI sources. You can expect MIDI files that play back normally in the creator's environment to play back in exactly the same way in all environments. In addition, RPG Maker VX now supports Ogg Vorbis streaming. By embedding certain text strings as comments, you can even loop in the middle of a song, making it possible to create games with intricate soundtracks.

Games created with RPG Maker VX use the Ruby scripting language. Although it is possible to create very enjoyable games using nothing but the provided scripts, it is also possible to customize nearly every element of the game, from the screen design to the combat system. This scripting system, called RGSS, is now in version 2 and has had a number of new features and improvements added to it. The preset scripts have been significantly redesigned to follow a logical structure and have been changed so that conflicts are less likely to occur when using scripts to create your games.

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Metro 2033 – A Post-Apocalypse Game Which Takes FPS Action to the Next level
Date of Release: March 16, 2010

Your mind might not click on hearing the name ‘Metro 2033’ unless you’re really into Russian literature. This pc game is based on a Russian novel written by Dmitry Glukhovsky which was released in the year 2005. Metro 2033 gives its readers a peek at how things will span out before the end of the world. Metro 2033 gives us a setting in which much of the planet has been devastated and only a few humans have survived by taking refuge in the underground system of Moscow. Ever since it hit the bookshelves in stores, metro 2033 has been quite a success as more than 500,000 copies have been sold.

As the game begins, you catch a sight of what the world has been reduced to. As you and another surviving human get out of the underground system, a mutant immediately attacks, but you’ll handle it quite easily as they’re always easy to slaughter. After killing the mutant, you take on gas masks and proceed to meet your allies coming in vehicles. But now you get the real action as this time around a whole army of mutants attacks your allies and hurts them badly. Meanwhile you have to get a good hiding place and kill the mutants turn by turn again. With your allies utterly dissipated and the enemies outnumbering you, your chances to live to fight another day seem quite bleak, and in the midst of this terrifying situation, you’re taken back to how things were eight days ago so that you learn the story from the beginning visiting the Exhibition for the very first instance.

By learning a little about the theme of Metro 2033, if you’re thinking it’s just another shooter game like Fallout 3 PC Game and Stalker, then you are mistaken. Metro 2033, despite being another post-end-of-the-world shooter game, offers something unique which sets it apart from other games. The developers have emphasized that they have designed Metro 2033 to be primarily a first-person shooter pc game with instances of character-development, but we definitely can’t tag it as a role-playing game. After having the first bite of metro 2033 everyone has been excited about the game, and as more news coming in, you would definitely not want to miss it!