RPG Maker Web Summer Sale! + New Releases!

RPGMakerWeb · 2018-08-10T01:53:54+0900

It's time for everyone's favorite day of the week: RELEASE DAY, But not only is it release day, it's the start of the RPG Maker MV Summer Sale! Enjoy massive discounts throughout the store, in addition to two new packs! So let's see what those two new packs are! Game developers second most favorite historical place and time to set their games (after medieval Europe), is quite clearly the past of Japan. And while we've always had plenty of materials for MV to get that western Medieval look, now its time to get started the look of the East with Samurai Japan: Castle Tiles! This set includes Interior and Exterior tiles to create your own Japanese inspired castles, so be sure to check it out on the RPG Maker Web Store and on Steam! Ayato Sound Create is here with a brand new music pack, and today, it's time for something funky! Spicy Orange features 20 tracks ranging from Blues, to R&B, to Techno, to Latin sounds. Add a cool new vibe to your game today with guitar of Spanish Winds, the upbeat synth of cyber angel, or one of the many other tracks in this collection! You can find Spicy Orange, out now, on the RPG Maker Web Store! We also have a couple of new updates for Steam! Medieval Expansion has come to Steam as an MV DLC, and G3: Travel Music is now on Steam as a MV and VX Ace DLC! Check out these new packs, and be sure to browse everything on sale for the Summer Sale! Sale ends August 23rd!

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Started by RPGMakerWeb Aug 9, 2018, 04:53 PM 7 posts View original ↗

RPGMakerWeb

#1 Aug 9, 2018, 04:53 PM Source

It's time for everyone's favorite day of the week: RELEASE DAY, But not only is it release day, it's the start of the RPG Maker MV Summer Sale!

Enjoy massive discounts throughout the store, in addition to two new packs!

So let's see what those two new packs are!

Game developers second most favorite historical place and time to set their games (after medieval Europe), is quite clearly the past of Japan. And while we've always had plenty of materials for MV to get that western Medieval look, now its time to get started the look of the East with Samurai Japan: Castle Tiles! This set includes Interior and Exterior tiles to create your own Japanese inspired castles, so be sure to check it out on the RPG Maker Web Store and on Steam!

Ayato Sound Create is here with a brand new music pack, and today, it's time for something funky! Spicy Orange features 20 tracks ranging from Blues, to R&B, to Techno, to Latin sounds. Add a cool new vibe to your game today with guitar of Spanish Winds, the upbeat synth of cyber angel, or one of the many other tracks in this collection! You can find Spicy Orange, out now, on the RPG Maker Web Store!

We also have a couple of new updates for Steam! Medieval Expansion has come to Steam as an MV DLC, and G3: Travel Music is now on Steam as a MV and VX Ace DLC!

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Check out these new packs, and be sure to browse everything on sale for the Summer Sale! Sale ends August 23rd!
Tea++

#2 Aug 9, 2018, 05:07 PM Source

I was hoping spriter pro would be a part of this sale, still super cool though!
XIIIthHarbinger

#3 Aug 9, 2018, 05:09 PM Source

A few more packs like this, coupled with the generator expansions I've already picked up, & I should be able to explore another area of my game's world, in a subsequent entry.
The Stranger

#4 Aug 9, 2018, 05:25 PM Source

Both of these packs are pretty damn awesome. The Japanese castle tiles are a welcome addition to my collection, and the music pack sounds great; not sure what I can use the tracks for, though.
Mrs_Allykat

#5 Aug 9, 2018, 05:30 PM Source

Saaaale!!! :)
Touchfuzzy

#6 Aug 9, 2018, 06:05 PM Source

The Stranger said:
Both of these packs are pretty dayum awesome. The Japanese castle tiles are a welcome addition to my collection, and the music pack sounds great; not sure what I can use the tracks for, though.

When I first saw the Spicy Orange pack I was like "What even is this" but then I started listening to the tracks and it has some really great groovyness.
Mrs_Allykat

#7 Aug 9, 2018, 09:14 PM Source

It's been a solid couple of weeks for new content. Last week's addition of Eberouge was also really interesting.