@claudeb, the SNES screen resolution was far too low to handle 64x64 tiles, they mainly used 32x32, 24x24 or 16x16 actually. Just a silly correction which I couldn't resist :P
Added charcoal burners, which consume very large amounts of wood and are very slow.
Regarding the buttons - the building picutres are actually stretched both on those and on the map, but the 4th building you were talking about is actually the correct aspect ratio on the map, rather than on the button, where it is squashed so it can fit within it.
I will be happy to provide you with feedback on your game of course. I'm actually kinda curious about it because it seems like an interesting blend of kind of a a JRPG with a settlers style game. Of course I have no idea what your storyline is.
@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
@NickJons, What "FAQ entry"?
Or are you talking to Ninja Dog?
@claudeb, the SNES screen resolution was far too low to handle 64x64 tiles, they mainly used 32x32, 24x24 or 16x16 actually. Just a silly correction which I couldn't resist :P
What do you use marble and copper for? Should you be able to craft manually or would you need to construct buildings?
Do you have any concept art of the character btw?
The different pixel sizes you use are very wierd but is this intentional?
And are the frames that just look like a head with feet supposed to represent something? Him rolling?
Anyways, I might be able to make a version of this, but it's not certain you'll find it better than your own.
Added charcoal burners, which consume very large amounts of wood and are very slow.
Regarding the buttons - the building picutres are actually stretched both on those and on the map, but the 4th building you were talking about is actually the correct aspect ratio on the map, rather than on the button, where it is squashed so it can fit within it.
I will be happy to provide you with feedback on your game of course. I'm actually kinda curious about it because it seems like an interesting blend of kind of a a JRPG with a settlers style game. Of course I have no idea what your storyline is.
Can you show me an example of your "basic" work, maybe? ^^
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