YOUR FIRST GAME

My first game was called The battle of selria. I used to have a demo for it on GW, before it exploded and collapsed, but I swapped computers over three times and each of the oldies died a horrible death. The story actually was pretty good, abliet a little generic about the followers of the god Selrian whom created this planet and her mistake, the creation of a supreme being called Grustek. Selrian was going to destroy grustek, but he fled into another dimension and selrian let him be, trying to let even her mistaken child survive. That was a mistake as he would come down in human form and create a cult that would stretch through out time. It took place in different time zones with different characters from each. The actual main character was a boy trained by the rouge prince Tellos of selria, whom was disowned by a swapping at a young age and his parents enchanted to believe the descendant of grustek himself was the prince. Basically a lot of complex stuff, and I even conceptualized a future scenario where grustek would be set free and create the Apocalypse, forcing Tellos's great grandson into the role of savior of the truth, and where the last free minded people hold out the armies of Grustek in a church located in the wastes. Old storyline, but I liked how that game gave me an entire universe of ideas.

Does it count if it was never intended to become 'teh epickness'? My first game attempt was a badly-designed maze/tower thing - the backstory was nice, and I might reuse it some day, but the game itself was badly done in almost every area I can think of - the battles were hideous, the storytelling was nonexistent (I had everything in my head; couldn't everyone else see what was obvious to me?), and the only map that wasn't an eyesore was a literal 'crawl along as many squares as possible to get from one corner to the other' no-branches path. I'm ashamed of the gameplay I built in that thing, but hopefully someday the backstory can be resurrected.

My second project was 'ye olde traditional cliche-ridden epickness attempt #34',(That's a description, not a name) with the traditional problems. The biggest is that I apparently wasn't satisfied with puffing my ego up by myself; a full half of the playable characters I intended were the members of my immediate family, names changed to protect the guilty. Happily, that one died aborning.

Hopefully my standards and skill level now are good enough to prevent that from happening again.

my first complete game was like, 40 minuts of almost non-top battles...

The plot was:
The hero have to reach the poor girl, she was like 20 blocks from him, but EVERY BLOCK was a fight! Do or die XD

I was banned and wasn't supposed to be posting!

My first game was Carlsev Saga, and I'm still polishing it/working on the sequels to this day. It originally started as a short game, meant to be included with a collection of "short story" RPGs that our little posse was working on. After that idea went under, I decided to expand it into a full game, and then a trilogy.

My first game was called Genryu unleashed, which was about a small race of people who were killed because people feared there power or some cliche' shit.The main character was preserved by the genryu's(they used a freezing machine where he'd wake up in 100 years or some crap) to take revenge on the humans.The main character had transformations similar to super saiyan! which all genryu's had.

I know my current games aren't that good, but thank god there not this bad!

My first game was on RM95 when I was a kid. I was horribly inept at the program; I didn't know you could create more than one map so the whole game was on one world map. I seem to remember it was called "Dark's Destiny" or something, and you played the dark knight Dark who walked around, killed things and fulfilled his destiny. Yes, it was VERY cliché.

My first was an RM2K using RTP. Age of Mages dealt with a young man on an isolated village of magic users who had to go through his final test (a mere formality). After fighting a fire elemental on the mountain, some futuristic guy turns up and interferes. Because you failed, the elder puts you on a boat (the little one), after telling you that your real parents died in a shipwreck. That was the demo. I couldn't figure out how to extend the story (Write script first!), but it was supposed to turn out that the guy that interfered was your future self, paradoxes notwithstanding. My first edit ever was putting the flame monster on a face set.