SMILE GAME BUILDER

35小时了，用起来就像3D版rpgmaker。不过我觉得比RPGmaker更加无脑，新手值得一试，不要幻想自己有能力有毅力能坚持下来学完编程，先试试这个，学会了并能坚持下来完成一个作品，在规划以后，如果你连它都整不明白我劝你还是别幻想了，用它完全可以做出一款成品游戏，他的潜力非常的大。我已经做了打包并安装移动端进行测试，整体能接受，表现还可以。软件弄得很麻烦，但打包过程非常的简便，新手买来试试。 如果你是新手，我建议你如SGB，如果你是开发老手，直接入Bakin进最新的坑。 推荐给新手是希望，新手能用最实惠的价格感受下软件，看看适不适应在考虑入最新。 如果你是新人，这款已经足够你用了，并且有很多价格实惠的素材。 不要盲目去看大佬和进阶用户的评论，因为你和他不在一个水平，你要认清自己的水平，不要眼高手低，脚踏实地。虽然素材确实不精致，但种类数量多，3d人物编辑器可以编辑色调 发色 脸型。足够萌新使用了。不要脑子弱智的把自己游戏意淫多么高的水平。你要认清自己，先把软件摸明白，把素材利用起来，在考虑那之后的事。 举个典型的例子比如MZ MV圈子的购买玩家都有一个通病，不沉下心学软件使用方法看教程学案例，刚入手就开始想插件 想素材！！！！！！！！！ 记住！！！！这是大忌！！！！你会被更多进阶功能和插件和素材，消耗光动力。 以上是给新手的建议 这软件比mv和mz门槛更低，非常的容易操作易懂，内部带有120多页的pdf教程，涉及方方面面，以图文形式呈现，我个人觉得挺好的，蛮适合新手的。 给个提示，注意！！！如果你点击运行测试的时候不好使没反应，不弹窗口，记得把软件全部关掉重新进入，或者steam库 选择它右键 所在文件夹 右键sgb图标 设置管理员启动 ，就能正常使用了。 好了就说这么多，总之加油吧新人，欢迎来到新的世界！！！！！

it was good until i tested big sized map 250x250 started to get janky then i lowered to 100x100 same problem seems like more events you put on one location gonna have problem.

Despite lack of scripting it is pretty nice. Get the Unity exporter!

There is just not enough asset support for this. Not even close. The assets they do have are all over the place in terms of quality. And they don't even have enough to make anything worth your time. Just wait until its on sale. Or better yet just don't buy this.

CANT EXPORT TO UNITY WITHOUT A DLC. AND IF U BUY THE DLC, U WILL NOT BE ABLE TO CHANGE THE MAP IN UNITY. ITS NOT COMPATIBLE ANYMORE

没中文 没成就 《微笑游戏创建者：无需编程的游戏制作神器》 SMILE GAME BUILDER 是一款游戏制作软件，无需编程技能即可使用！软件内置所有必要素材，包括 3D 模型、图像、音乐等 —— 现在，你只需释放创造力！ 你是否曾梦想制作专属 RPG？ 但苦于不懂编程？ 现在…… 你完全不需要！ SMILE GAME BUILDER 无需任何编程，就能将你的想象化作游戏世界！如今更升级为3D 版本！ 丰富素材库（超 1000 + 资源）： 3D 角色 / 2D 角色、怪物图像、角色头像 地形方块 / 楼梯方块、房屋、喷泉、动物 魔法特效、音乐、音效 支持自定义导入： 3D 设计师和插画师可将原创角色与物体导入引擎，同时软件还提供可下载内容扩展素材库！ 简单制作流程： 放置角色与物件：在编辑器中拖放角色后，自动弹出交互窗口。 设置对话与动作：无需代码，直接配置剧情逻辑。 添加陷阱与特效：用物品设置机关，或添加动态粒子效果（编辑器内实时预览）。 进阶事件设计：高手可将基础模板转化为复杂事件，打造戏剧性剧情。 实时测试与发布： 随时进行试玩测试，调整事件逻辑与游戏平衡，可邀请朋友参与测试。 完成作品后可全球分发甚至售卖—— 只需用想象力与创造力拓展创意！ 释放你的创作力！ ——《微笑游戏创建者：试用版说明》

TLDR: PASS this game 'Company' doesn't know how to make good software, this is a 'tool' that is worse than RPGMaker1995, THEY hype this like its good but its an empty shell with 'events' that have no use.. you cant use them to make things cool (its not like using Tasker where stuff can get complicated but is worth the effort, its cripple-ware that although it has nice ideas and 3D.. it barely makes an RPG never mind anything else due to this company huffing farts). ======= So i have spent a little time with this "Builder" and its ok.. its not brilliant, its more like a V-Tech toy.. it works but not exactly as you would always like. Whats annoying with this?.. 1) there is no script editor (no lua, python, java, cobalt, basic, fortran, c, c++, C#) not even ActionScript which totally limits the possibilities this could of had for being a decent program for novices and non-novices alike. 2) The 3D model editor is not great, its like GameMakers but this shows in '3D' which is all-good but the amount of choice is quite limited even with the Devs imaginary count of 3.5000.000 or what-ever it was... its not & theirs no-way of adding our own (that i can find yet) which also limits the Game Building quite a lot. 3) After Spending more time with this 'Engine/Builder' i find that it is majorly lacking in options (thus this 'tool' cant make that many different type/s of games.. they have to be very very basic with near all interactions done with only the very little amount of 'blocks' your given.. any attempt to 'Make Your Own' interactions via the meth-head system.. you will find.. is trash.. you cant define basic game rules at all (you cant have a timer for many events, you cant make a timer for them even.. just interaction so simple that its not useful). This 'Builder' has less Useful-ness than a pack of used condoms, the event 'editor' is a joke, if you try to make something.. you will manly just give-up.. i thought it would be like writing 'Tasker' commands (Tasker phone app) where you can make really cool but complex things (such as 1 if Tuesday ring Dave then wait 5 end-call.. wait 5 goto 1) but nope.. you get nothing useful. Whats good with this??.. 1) well, if your a kid of 6 years or so... then maybe this is a toy they can use for re-enacting or re-imagining a simple game idea of something simple like "save the princess frog" which you could sell for a few rupees. 2) The 'tools' are easy to find & the gui is very informative which is always great. 3) Its a fun little Wii-Like game maker with Wii-Me characters, its easy to use.. easy to find-stuff, easy to use most of the time. Verdict: It seems the Devs had a good idea. but somehow instead of thinking out-of-the-box they closed off all the ideas, disregarded the ones the community has had (including adding a scripting language) and also made importing models for use with the 3D model editor not available in an easy manor.. I would say buy this product, support the Devs.. but no.. i would say depending on what you require or want / can afford get something actually a bit more useful (especially for the normal price you would expect an Engine, IDE etc or use a free one) ------------------- Wouldn't support this company.. they seem Shady (read other reviews).. make software, do little, leave project, make another for money.. then rinse & repeat without fixing the old or helping the community.properly. --------------------- REVIEW SUBJECT TO CHANGE IN THE POSSIBLE FUTURE

SMILE GAME BUILDER is a game-development tool built around a simple but attractive idea: creating a 3D role-playing game should not require years of programming experience. Developed and published by SmileBoom Co.Ltd., it provides a visual environment where users can construct maps, arrange characters, create events, establish battles, and develop stories without relying heavily on traditional coding. Its greatest strength is accessibility, making it particularly suitable for hobbyists and newcomers who have creative ideas but find conventional game engines intimidating. The software provides a substantial collection of ready-to-use resources, allowing new creators to begin experimenting almost immediately. Characters, monsters, buildings, environmental objects, terrain components, music, sound effects, portraits, and other graphical elements are included. Having these resources available removes one of the biggest obstacles facing beginners, since users do not need to create every piece of artwork before building their first playable area. The default assets can also function as temporary placeholders for creators who eventually intend to replace them with customized material. Map creation is one of the most enjoyable parts of the experience. Instead of modeling entire environments manually, users can assemble areas from prepared 3D components. Towns, houses, fields, dungeons, pathways, stairs, and decorative objects can be positioned visually, giving map construction an almost building-block-like quality. Elevation and three-dimensional spaces also make environments feel more substantial than the flat maps commonly associated with beginner-friendly RPG creation programs. The system encourages experimentation because changing a layout does not demand complicated technical work. Story and event creation follow the same accessible philosophy. Conversations, treasure chests, switches, NPC interactions, transitions, scripted sequences, and other RPG elements can be arranged through visual commands. Programming knowledge is therefore not essential for creating functional sequences. There is still a learning curve, particularly once events become complicated or heavily interconnected, but users spend more time thinking about gameplay logic than debugging programming syntax. This makes the software useful as an introduction to the fundamental logic behind game development. Combat and character progression are designed primarily around traditional RPG conventions. This specialization makes the program easier to understand, but it also creates boundaries. Creators interested in exploration, party-based adventures, NPC dialogue, monsters, quests, and conventional battles will find many of the necessary systems already available. Anyone hoping to produce an unusual action game, sophisticated simulation, or mechanically experimental project may find the framework restrictive. SMILE GAME BUILDER works best when the intended project fits reasonably closely with the kind of RPG it was designed to produce. Customization helps prevent the program from being completely dependent on its stock content. Creators can bring their own graphical resources and compatible 3D assets into projects, providing opportunities to establish a more distinctive identity. This is particularly valuable because games made almost entirely from the included assets can develop a recognizable stock appearance. Artists willing to create original characters, environments, and interface elements can achieve results that feel much more personal. The visual presentation itself is functional rather than technically impressive by current standards. Its graphics technology reflects the software's age and accessibility-oriented design, so creators expecting advanced lighting, highly detailed environments, or modern rendering features will quickly recognize its limitations. However, graphical sophistication was never the main attraction. The emphasis is on allowing someone to assemble and operate a 3D RPG without needing the technical knowledge normally required by a full professional engine. An important point is that easy-to-use development software does not automatically make game development easy. Creating an interesting RPG still requires careful writing, sensible progression, enjoyable encounters, good map layouts, balancing, testing, and considerable patience. SMILE GAME BUILDER simplifies the technical side of production, but the creative responsibilities remain with the user. In fact, this makes it a useful learning platform because beginners can discover the practical challenges of designing a game without simultaneously struggling with an unfamiliar programming language. Steam Deck compatibility is a notable limitation. SMILE GAME BUILDER does not have an official Steam Deck compatibility rating and is fundamentally designed around a Windows desktop development workflow. While experimentation through Steam Deck's compatibility environment may be possible, it should be considered unsupported or unverified rather than a dependable handheld experience. Even if the application can be launched, game-development tasks involving extensive mouse interaction, menus, asset management, and editing are naturally better suited to a desktop setup with a keyboard and mouse. Overall, SMILE GAME BUILDER remains an appealing creative package for users who specifically want to make 3D RPGs without becoming programmers first. Its visual development tools, generous collection of included assets, approachable map construction, event system, and customization possibilities provide a friendly introduction to game creation. Advanced developers will eventually encounter restrictions, and its technology no longer feels particularly modern, but accessibility is the reason to choose it. For beginners, storytellers, hobby developers, and artists interested in transforming RPG concepts into playable projects, it offers a satisfying bridge between imagining a game and actually building one. It is an approachable and capable RPG creation environment that successfully lowers the technical barrier to 3D game development, even though its aging technology, specialized framework, and lack of official Steam Deck support prevent it from being an ideal solution for every creator. Rating: 8/10