can you export your game as an .exe file

[SneakyTurtle]

i know you acn export it, but what file does it give out?

[stormybuck]

Yes you can, it has a tool to compile your game that you can give out so other can install your game with out haveing to own a copy of XP to play it.

[SneakyTurtle]

Originally posted by stormybuck:

Yes you can, it has a tool to compile your game that you can give out so other can install your game with out haveing to own a copy of XP to play it.

thanks, so you can add it to steam as a non-steam game?

[stormybuck]

Originally posted by Made in Canada:

Originally posted by stormybuck:

Yes you can, it has a tool to compile your game that you can give out so other can install your game with out haveing to own a copy of XP to play it.

thanks, so you can add it to steam as a non-steam game?

No i dont think so it has a closed licent. you can give it out but you cant sell it.
What you want is http://www.clickteam.com/clickteam-fusion-2-5 you can buy it on steam or this Construct 2 https://www.scirra.com/StoreMarket.aspx you can buy it on steam or you can use this Torque 2D http://www.garagegames.com/products/torque-2d and its free

[Bookshelf]

Originally posted by stormybuck:

Originally posted by Made in Canada:

thanks, so you can add it to steam as a non-steam game?

No i dont think so it has a closed licent. you can give it out but you cant sell it.
What you want is http://www.clickteam.com/clickteam-fusion-2-5 you can buy it on steam or this Construct 2 https://www.scirra.com/StoreMarket.aspx you can buy it on steam or you can use this Torque 2D http://www.garagegames.com/products/torque-2d and its free

No he doesent want to add the game to steam he just wants to the add the game to his steam client which is possible also i do believe you can sell the games you make under certain restrictions of course.

[Marmalade Chainsaw]

Just saying... You CAN sell a game made with RMXP. The license allows this.

If you want examples of games made with the software already in the Steam store, you can check out To The Moon and Cherry Tree High Comedy Club.

[stormybuck]

Originally posted by Marmalade Chainsaw:

Just saying... You CAN sell a game made with RMXP. The license allows this.

If you want examples of games made with the software already in the Steam store, you can check out To The Moon and Cherry Tree High Comedy Club.

I look at the games you pointed to and was pleased to see them.
Some one took this Engine to its Max and made a good game as for licents I dont think it was the stander shear ware one you get when buying XPRPG, but one that had to be done throw Degica to sell it commercial on steam.
In any case it nice to see that a fuw game have made it commercial useing this engine.

[Marmalade Chainsaw]

Originally posted by stormybuck:

[...] as for licents I dont think it was the stander shear ware one you get when buying XPRPG, but one that had to be done throw Degica to sell it commercial on steam.

You don't need to get any additional licenses to sell your game. Honestly, you only need to legally purchase the engine. That's it! You don't have to worry about paying additional fees to go commercial, you don't have to worry about royalties.

If you still don't believe it, you can check the EULA or even http://www.rpgmakerweb.com/support/products/faqs

Can I sell my games created with RPG Maker XP/VX and its game materials included in (or added on to) the software?
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