If you do plan to post in GL, the more changes you make (ie., don't use the RTP, customize the graphics and audio, offer something unique in terms of story and game play mechanics) the better chances you will have of getting "yes" votes, but even then they seem to be a hit and miss. If you're just trying to showcase the maker, you probably want to avoid posting it at GL there's a $100 submission fee for your first submission, so if you're not planning to sell the game or hope to get it approved for Steam, you'd be wasting your money.
I don't want my game to be rated based on the pricing, I just want people to see that you can make a pretty decent game using the default content of RPG Maker.Ī lot of people who vote in GL will vote against any and all RM games, especially if it looks anything like an RM game, regardless if it looks nice or not, simply because they don't believe they deserve to be on Steam, regardless of the price. My game at most, is probably only worth $5 in the full version. It's actually targeted toward casuals and non gamers, so that's a thing I guess,
Which is simple enough for non-gamers to follow but it still has all the flavors of a typical RPG. The only 'special' thing about it will be the story I believe. I don't know how much to charge for my game, since it's my first, it won't be very special. This is probably even more true for an RM game that's not going commercial. RPG Maker games takes a long while and requires a lot of effort to get approved, considering their is a lot of negativity amongst the GL voters about using RM to make a game. Once approved and the game is finished, before getting it into Steam, they will then work with you on adding the achievments. Chances are slim that a free game will make it through GL, since Valve wants games that will generate them profit, although I believe a few free games have made it through before. More often than not, Valve approves the top 10 "yes" voted games, although this is not their only criteria. If it gets enough "yes" votes, then Valve takes a look at it. There is a one-time $100 fee for your first submission to GL. GL means your game is being voted on by all the other GL members. Messaggio originale di amerk:Getting on GL doesn't guarantee you a spot on Steam.
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