The 3D Gamemaker PC

The 3D Game Maker is a completely new product of Actualize, known primarily from the Rally Championship series, allowing you to create your own games. This is not a complex program that requires programming knowledge or graphical skills, but an easy to use tool for those who want to see how easy it is to create their own game. The program itself guides us by the hand, allowing us to create a simple game in a few steps, while more ambitious "productions" should be spent more time. The program is characterized by incredible simplicity of use and a very large database of ready-made models and elements from which you can create many completely different and spectacular games.

Just choose the type of game from the available: shooter, adventure, car and space races, flight simulator, arcade platformer or RTS. Then you have to choose the scenery, hero, weapon, define his opponents and their weapons, traps and obstacles on the way, make a choice of goals or bonuses, personal preferences such as: title, start and end frames, difficulty level, single or double game mode, and at the end we grind all this by assigning appropriate names, colors, resolutions, sounds, etc... 3D GameMaker is a really powerful program, because it can create more than 12 trillion combinations, i.e. games that are different from each other. Above all, however, it is fun, and it all depends on the player and his invention, how he will use the possibilities offered by the program.

• A random game generator that allows you to create a game in seconds.
• More than 360 basic scenes with the possibility of creating new ones.
• More than 500 full-size 3D objects, with the ability to transform them in the way of your choice.
• You can scan your own objects or download them from the official game page.
• Around 320 sounds, you can modify them or add your own.
• Place editor, which allows you to place obstacles, enemies, bonuses in any chosen place in the scenery.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007