Dungeon Painter Studio

Early Access Review Dungeon Painter Studio, like the same developer's Online Tool, is a Tool for creating Maps for Pen & Papers like "Dungeon & Dragons" or "Shadow Run." The Operation is easy to learn, even if a few Tips or some Kind Of Tutorial would certainly be helpful (but good what Software already comes with Instructions?), but the Community will certainly settle that, the Steam Workshop lets greet. The Latter will certainly provide additional Textures, but there is already plenty without a Community. The Main Focus of the Software, however, is on the classic Fantasy. Numerous Textures for Wooden Floors, paved Paths, and Cellars offer a lot for money and a lot for the Atmosphere with Decorations such as Spider Weaving, Swords books and Torches. But even Sci Fi Players are not supposed to fall short. Here, too, some Textures are offered with which works can be Used, so in addition to some industrial textures, there are also futuristically matching Decorations such as Generators and large Screens. As if that wasn't enough, the Dungeon Painter Studio also offers the opportunity to cast Shadows on Textures or Decorations to add a little Depth to the whole thing. In addition, you can change or highlight the Color of the Textures. Especially with some Shades of Grey, it is easy To work to express different Heights with the same Textures. Only sorting the Layers with the Folders takes some getting used to, but if you understand it quickly and effectively. In No Time, you can create Maps that are visually appealing and are guaranteed to contribute something to any RPG. A clear Purchase Recommendation For each of the "Pyromancers Dungeon Painter" online tool could already suffer well, and otherwise for anyone who needs a Maptool.