Without discrediting anyone's artistic aspirations, if you're not totally committed to creating a 'professional' VN from the ground-up, TB is more than ideal for slapping together a quick and sloppy game jam submission. Depending on what you want to make, TyranoBuilder is either exactly what you need or another troublesome node in the development pipeline that you have to wrestle and beat into obedience.Įveryone else has already said what's great about the product: $15 price, the ability to export to any platform imaginable with the click of a button, and a mostly coding-free experience if you're fine with sticking to a lot of default settings. 'The EASIEST and FASTEST tool to make your own multi-platform visual novels,' or so they say. I can only add that TyranoBuilder is still fun for people who just want to fool around creating visual novels, not for something serious or commercial. Seems unfinished to me.ĮDIT: I'm aware of the latest update. If I see a lot of changes I will consider changing my review but as of right now the ´´ease of access´´ this programs gives is completely washed out by how basic and rudimentary it is. As of now it seems more like the Official suggestion list is more of a list of items that, quite honestly, should have been in before release date. When they fix the 'Official suggestion list', I might try it again. And the most important, doesn't work with Steamworks (overlay). Tends to make things bigger or smaller than what you want. Can't resize characters and the text boxes. it's unfinished, there are quite a few -important- issues to work on. The tutorial they have on their website is well-explained.īut. It is very simple if you know nothing about programming language. First of all, I want to say that it's a very nice software.

How to organize your life tyranobuilder