Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Join here to play the demo as early as possible! patreon.com/user?u=26792169
This is essentially a test of the engine while I work on my main project, a survival horror first person game, loads of videos on this playlist : youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoQM35u0mGbMc6LiLbmMd-MuigBqNQhrO
Did you know RPG Maker isn't designed to have 100s of objects on screen at once? Today I'm going to push the engine to it's limits and try to spawn 1,000 events while using the MV3D plug in to render everything from a first person perspective. The aim of this experiment is to find out the true restrictions and limitations of the RPG Maker engine, while trying to maintain a decent frame rate to see at what point a game would become unplayable.
#rpgmaker #gamedev #horrorgame
Join here to play the demo as early as possible! patreon.com/user?u=26792169
This is essentially a test of the engine while I work on my main project, a survival horror first person game, loads of videos on this playlist : youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoQM35u0mGbMc6LiLbmMd-MuigBqNQhrO
Did you know RPG Maker isn't designed to have 100s of objects on screen at once? Today I'm going to push the engine to it's limits and try to spawn 1,000 events while using the MV3D plug in to render everything from a first person perspective. The aim of this experiment is to find out the true restrictions and limitations of the RPG Maker engine, while trying to maintain a decent frame rate to see at what point a game would become unplayable.
#rpgmaker #gamedev #horrorgame
![Those Four Chords [Synthwave style chiptune / Sega Genesis sounds]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ngf8LY7ZXVk/mqdefault.jpg "Those Four Chords [Synthwave style chiptune / Sega Genesis sounds]
I wanted to play around with one of the most generic and cheesy chord progressions, Am, F#, C, G, but with a twist, so all of the chords are 7th chord variations, and the melody and bass line contain many bluesy notes outside of the standard Am scale.
Also some variations on the chord progressions start with the C chord, essentially forming a subtle key change to C major.
An experiment in creating a warm, 80s synth style texture, focusing mostly on the progression of the chords.
Choppy tuney, day 23.
Month of chiptune playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoQM35u0mGbNNywjl1gGqDDeTgCweeLnC
Video game music playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoQM35u0mGbO9ecfwU5PcLMJGdq53jjrm")
