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10 人中、9人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
A lot of heart and RPG - little XNA
2010/1/28
形式:ペーパーバック|Amazonが確認した購入
One can really feel that the author cares and is passionate about the RPG theme, so this is definitely a great book for rpg lovers. The title "RPG Programming USING XNA Game studio 3.0" is not "XNA Game studio 3.0 - RPG style!" for a good reason.
This book is NOT about setting up your 2D camera and drawing Rectangle()s. This can be clearly deduced from the page 191 where the author STARTS to implement the graphical part of the game: "The reason I've held off with graphics is partly because I'm of the opinion that graphics are one of the least important parts of an RPG."
The first almost 200 pages focus completely on building the RPG architecture for the game, having NOTHING to do with XNA. They are just C# classes, data types etc, structured in a well thought out and organized fashion.
The reason I am rating this 4/5 is because I think it shows an important concept of separating logic from graphics. There are some really nice tricks of how to do this throughout the book.
Unfortunately, the book suffers from very little detail in this respect. A lot of time is spent on describing the usual RPG terminology (like dexterity and strength) while some of the more fun XNA related bits (using sprite-batches and other XNA resources outside of the Game-class environment, making use of xna component system, reasons for structuring your project in a certain manner) are glossed over and you are directed towards code.
While reading the book I felt as if any one chapter after page 200 could be expanded into a book of it's own (which I certainly hope the author does, and which I would be glad to read!). Format similar to that of "XNA 3.0 Game Programming Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach" would suit perfectly the authors succinct writing style.
Another downside is that a lot of the code fails to compile with game studio 3.1. While it is possible to fish out and replace references with new and updated 3.1 dlls, I feel as if the author should have made an effort into updating the source code for 3.1 release.
In conclusion, if you are an aspiring game developer, and you've poked around the XNA thing for at least a couple of month, and want to start on a solid RPG game - this book is for you. It will teach you EVERYTHING you ever wandered about how rpgs are made.
This book is NOT about setting up your 2D camera and drawing Rectangle()s. This can be clearly deduced from the page 191 where the author STARTS to implement the graphical part of the game: "The reason I've held off with graphics is partly because I'm of the opinion that graphics are one of the least important parts of an RPG."
The first almost 200 pages focus completely on building the RPG architecture for the game, having NOTHING to do with XNA. They are just C# classes, data types etc, structured in a well thought out and organized fashion.
The reason I am rating this 4/5 is because I think it shows an important concept of separating logic from graphics. There are some really nice tricks of how to do this throughout the book.
Unfortunately, the book suffers from very little detail in this respect. A lot of time is spent on describing the usual RPG terminology (like dexterity and strength) while some of the more fun XNA related bits (using sprite-batches and other XNA resources outside of the Game-class environment, making use of xna component system, reasons for structuring your project in a certain manner) are glossed over and you are directed towards code.
While reading the book I felt as if any one chapter after page 200 could be expanded into a book of it's own (which I certainly hope the author does, and which I would be glad to read!). Format similar to that of "XNA 3.0 Game Programming Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach" would suit perfectly the authors succinct writing style.
Another downside is that a lot of the code fails to compile with game studio 3.1. While it is possible to fish out and replace references with new and updated 3.1 dlls, I feel as if the author should have made an effort into updating the source code for 3.1 release.
In conclusion, if you are an aspiring game developer, and you've poked around the XNA thing for at least a couple of month, and want to start on a solid RPG game - this book is for you. It will teach you EVERYTHING you ever wandered about how rpgs are made.
11 人中、9人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Greate Reference
2009/7/19
形式:ペーパーバック
I found the book to be very informative. It's not a beginner's book by any stretch of the imagination, but it does cover a lot of very key points dealing with structuring a role-playing game.
Use this book as a reference only and not as a complete guide to role-playing development.
In all I would recommend this book as a must have for those individuals who already create games, but want to break into the role-playing genre.
Use this book as a reference only and not as a complete guide to role-playing development.
In all I would recommend this book as a must have for those individuals who already create games, but want to break into the role-playing genre.
2 人中、2人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Great read on designing an object model
2011/2/23
形式:ペーパーバック|Amazonが確認した購入
I really enjoyed this book. If you are looking to develop a object model for a RPG look no further. If you are looking for something to tell you about how to develop a graphic engine or how to make your game multi player you will find this book disappointing.
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