RPG Maker MV - Twilight Shrine: Japanese Resource Pack DLC

it's not worth 1 tileset for 10 euros.

Well worth it- excellent BGM tracks and some really cool tiles.

Usefull sounds, great musics, acceptable tileset.

Worth the discounted purchase during the 2017 winter sale. More tiles and sounds added to my collection.

I thought I was buying just a tileset; Obviously the description goes on to describe way more. This bundle was a lot of value with a lot of good resources in the default MV style (which I enjoy). So yeah well worth the 9.99 and more.

DON'T BUY THIS. THE TILE SETS ARE NOT IN THE DLC FOLDER. I bought this dlc on sale. Seems like I have everything but tilesets. Big disappointment. Won't change my review until I get this working.

Ok hold on, I JUST bought this.. DUDE! If you want a japanese themed pack for your game GET THIS! I'll probably give more praise when I look at the tiles themselves, but the MUSIC. Ok, in cat terms, I almost fell down and broke my tail jamming to the VERY oriental tunes presented here. Some upbeat music is here for the "Capital" of your Asian or Japanese themed city. There is AMAZING music for your shrines. And some temple music as well. There are some good sliding door sounds and cicadas chirping and other sound effects and some music effects, a couple for inns and some 'gag' sounds too. There are a couple of 'sample' maps made seen in the screen shots here the pack comes with, but just 1 page of japanese looking stuff for you to use in a tile set. This isn't really a bad price. I picked this up on sale for $4.99 USD. Not a TON of stuff in this pack but every bit was high quality.

The tileset in this resource pack is just 1 add-on file that you would place in the B, C, D, or E tileset tabs. It doesn't come with autotiles or interactive charactersets for opening doors or anything like that. It doesn't come with any ground tiles, which explaines why the screenshot look so poor and had to use tiles that it doesn't have. The stone path seen in the screenshots is not included. The red railings are just a recolor of whats already in MV. There are misc items like a unrolled scroll that look like they belong on a table but a table isn't included. The pond water isn't animated and of course neither are the koi fish. The Torii gate has a shimenawa rope attached to it. There isn't a version without the rope or even a destroyed/damaged version like everything else. There's also blue samurai armor and a sword rack that don't look like they should be outside or even part of a shrine/temple. The bonus content includes some redraw battlers from Rpg Maker XP. They look nice but they don't excatly match the rest of MV's default battlers which had digital airbrushed shading and colored outlines; these bonus battlers have hard-edge celshading and black outlines. Btw, the sideview versions just redrew the eyes to look to the side. A temple battle background or a parallax image would have made this pack more complete. Honestly the only thing stopping me from refunding this right away was the sound effects, which are hard to come by. Cicadas, Crows, and other nature sounds. The wall clock SE was an oddity for a shrine. The music tracks are fine too. 10 tracks - they're all happy and upbeat. But nothing somber that would match the destroyed buildings and statues. All that said, I get the impression that the creators forgot that this was to be utilized for game creation and didn't make this a useful as it could have been. Free alternatives can be found online, which makes the music and sound files the only thing in this pack worth getting.

I like the pack but the tileset did not show in MV's database. The instructions said to drag and drop it into your the project folder in the appropriate folders but the tileset refused to show up in MV's database. I later found out that the filename for the tileset, which they named "No.1-3" wouldn't work until I renamed it to get rid of the period. I think MV was reading the file name and confusing the .png extension with the period and thinking the file had a .1-3 extension which is obviously not a thing. It's a good pack but I wish the developer of this DLC didn't package the tileset in a way that makes it unusable without renaming it, it caused a couple hours of frustration as I tried researching why it would not work. But I'm leaving this here to hopefully help anyone else that is thinking of buying this so that they know what to do if the tileset won't show up. It's not a bad DLC, the tileset was just named poorly.