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Tutorial: Isometric Tiles

A new Tutorial is out. It´ll explain some ideas how to create a cool map with an isometric view. It can make your game much more interesting, if you use such maps. So come in and find out.

But please note that the Tutorial is completly written in german.
For all who want to read it anyway: here you are

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