@Killer Wolf - I like your sprites, the screen looks interesting, makes me wanna find out more about your game...

@Rockman - It looks cool, I'm looking forward to seeing a video of it.

@SW - I like that screen a lot. The characters' poses are a nice touch.

@Corfaisus - Awsome use of the RTP mate! Plus, what KW said.

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This is my first ever screenshot with a dialogue. That's because for the first time ever I'm actualy making a game, with a story and everything, and not just some ABS/other type of CBS/minigame/whatever. I call the game "Unit 56" and it's (basically) about that captain in the screenshot (the one with the dark-gray uniforms) and his attempts to desert from his army unit (Unit 56) and start a new life. I believe I will eventually open a topic for it.

P.S.: I was "B.I.G" for the past 5-6 years here. It bothered me so I changed my nickname.

Everlasting Journey looks very interesting. When do you think a demo will be made available?

Corfaisus: Wow, that's a ridiculous improvement over your previous version; it just goes to show what a talented individual can do with simple tools!  Keep it up!

PepsiOtaku: I literally LOL'ed when the gun came out of the house and started shooting at poor Sparrow.  I really should thank you for that, 'cause I haven't seen a decent bit of comedy in RM2k/3 (or any RPG, for that matter) in a very very long time.  Thanks.  

Also, I noticed that when Sparrow says he's going back to the first town, it's spelled differently in his message box than it is on the area label that shows up when you enter the town (Raanan instead of Ranaan).  Other than that, good work.  ​

SW – The screen looks really good. I’m kind of jealous about how nice that computer kiosk looks. The crates/containers behind the guy with the crossed arms look a little weird though. It looks like they are staggered rather than stacked on one another. It just sort of throws the perspective off a little in that one area to me.

I didn't edit the chip. That computer was in it all along.

Yeah, those crates looks a bit funny (perspective and stacking wise). I am gonna have to think of something else to put there.

I have a new video to upload, but unfortunately youtube "failed to process it".

Mario, wherever you are... Hyyyyeeeellllppppppp....

Er hmm, well I managed to figure it out.


Youtube kind of screwed the quality a bit, but its not as bad as the last video I put out.

So we worked on Project Ape Skewer again the entire evening. We're introducing Spy John the Chameleon, who explains how different colored teleports work.

Spy John and the colored teleports:



@Nightblade. Sick stuff, very detailed. You really did a good job on this desert. Too bad I lost my last Phantom Legacy save game, but I may even play it all over again.

So we worked on Project Ape Skewer again the entire evening. We're introducing Spy John the Chameleon, who explains how different colored teleports work.
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Providing you actually drew the portraits yourself, I'd say you'd be much better served if you hand drew the backgrounds and characters as well. There's just a really giant contrast there, in both resolution and color palette.

@Nightblade. Sick stuff, very detailed. You really did a good job on this desert. Too bad I lost my last Phantom Legacy save game, but I may even play it all over again.

Well, the Phantom Legacy demo wasn't very long, but if you want you can always wait for the finished product... Unless you meant something else by this.

So we worked on Project Ape Skewer again the entire evening. We're introducing Spy John the Chameleon, who explains how different colored teleports work.

Spy John and the colored teleports:

dude, you HAVE to keep me posted up on this man, this looks awesome!

And thus begins the continuation of work towards the Main Quest with Corfaisus' Airship. This will be a fairly small dungeon, and I honestly can't say that I've fallen in love with it up to now. I find that the ship tileset restricts me more than anything else that I've worked with up to now (edited dungeon chipset being the least restricting), and I feel that this dungeon will suffer because of it. The only reason I must push on with this dungeon is because it plays a very important role in the storyline.