Let's Make a Scene: Sounds of Harmony - Winners!

A month ago our Let's Make a Scene: Sounds of Harmony event began, and now it is time for the winners!

First, we would like to thank everyone for participating. We enjoyed watching all of your cutscenes, and we hope that you had fun, and learned, in creating them.

But now, it is time for our winners. So let's hear it for them!

1st Place: Harold RTP by den399​

2nd Place: A Lifetime of Looking For You by r66r​

3rd Place: Dear Hamona by Eliaquim​

While these 3 may have come out on top, it was a joy to watch through all of your entries. We hope you all continue to work and grow as RPG Maker devs, and to see you in the next contest!

Prizes: Degica Shop Coupon codes will be sent out tomorrow through the PMs on the site. The badges will be awarded as soon as we have them completed (apologies on the delay on those!)

Congrats, all!

Nice!!
It was really fun making this!
Congratulations everyone ^^

I really liked the scene within a scene. The one thing I think could have been improved is a bit better mapping on the mountain area.

Congratulations to all the winners and good work to all participants!

The creator were awesome!
My friend in the podium @Eliaquim yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!

Congratulations you all!

Totally!
But when I saw the map, my strength was already gone xD
I knew it could make some difference, but I was already tired. It was nice to make anyway ^^

Congratulations to the winners and everyone who participated! :kaojoy:

Wow, that's an achievement! :kaopride:

It was really fun to participate and have the chance to compete against such talented and amazing creators. Congratulations to everyone who participated!

And thanks to the organizers... I'm already looking forward to the next challenge they will offer us.

Congrats everybody!

Congratulations for R66n, Eliaquim, Den399 and all. I said I'd see they on the podium hahahha.

Thank you to the organizers for this opportunity! It really helped with the current project I'm working on, and I've learnt a lot of things which I'm ashamed to say I've taken for granted up till the competition (and I'm not only talking about the dictionary definition of cutscene). It has been a great pleasure throughout!

As a long time lurker who only recently decided to join the forums, I am honoured to have been a part of this challenge =) That 3 week period where submissions were constantly coming in was like receiving packages from the post: super exciting! And watching everyone's entries and how they applied their creativity was a joy to behold. I'm really excited and hope to see more from everyone's future projects! XD

@Eliaquim
It's good that you are aware, but if it's any consolation: I didn't notice anything wrong with the mountains at all (and I've watched it several times when trying to make sure my player wasn't hanging at the end) XD All I noticed was the amazing memory box. Before you explained how you did it, it was like watching sorcery/advanced js (in a good way!) XD

congratulation to you three! ^-^
dang... i am not good at making cutscenes.... :rolleyes:

You don't have to think like that. It's not that you're not good at it, it's just that you still have a lot of room for improvement! And I am well placed to say so. During the "Touch the Stars Gam Jam" last summer, I was more likely to touch the abyss of the ranking than the stars! But it taught me a lot, and today I'm proud to have reached this point.

By the way, I really liked your scene (mapping, fairy atmosphere, little jokes...) but maybe you were missing the "little extra" to be on top. However, without knowing on what criteria the judges made their choice, it's hard to say what was missing. So keep moving forward, and one day...

thank you for your nice words! *-*
i really had fun making that map and i think i will work a little bit more on that one. but it will be a very short one because i still have another game which i have to finish... :wink:

hmmm..... i wonder when we will see the mentioned video....

We have things to learn, I hope we can share more of our works here. I am proud of my scene, it was better than I expected. In this moment, those scene filled the reqs for this contest, but it does not mean the others are bad scenes. I saw really crazy stuffs that I would love to learn.
C ya in the next challenge. :ptea:

Congrats to the winners. It was fun to flex the brain a bit to make a cutscene for this. I also picked up some tips from the ones I was able to download and watch myself.

when will we see the stream from the winners? ^-^

Congratz, people!