When creating a 3D video game, developers try to make their projects as realistic as possible (unless we're talking about arcade releases).

When it comes to the 2D ones, however, people are free to make them look, sound and feel as cartoonish as possible, because that's what they're all about.

And when it comes to the sounds that these games are making, rFXGen is a program that is able to help you with them.

This application was designed in order to help people generate FX sounds to be used in video games, which can be exported to WAV or saved as RFX.

Not only does it come with an immense variety of customization options, but it is also very easy to use. Everything you need is directly on the main window, with no hidden menus or options.

Also, if you are somewhat of an inexperienced user, you do not need to worry. The program comes with 7 preset sound styles: Pickup/Coin, Laser/Shoot, Explosion, PowerUp, Hit/Hurt, Jump, and Blip/Select.

Each category comes with dozens of pre-existing sounds. Whenever you click on one of the styles, the program will automatically play one of its preset audios. If you are lucky enough to find the perfect ones, you can export them without having to edit anything.

If you do want your work to be more personalized, then rFXGen offers a wide variety of methods for you to customize the sounds however you want.

It has four of the most popular wave types available, which are Square, Sawtooth, Sinewave, and Noise.

Aside from those, you have loads of other options to configure, such as decay time, frequency, vibration, phaser, and so on. It also offers you up to four slots to store generated sounds.

Regardless of whether you are a novice or a pro when it comes to video game audio content, this program can be exactly what you need. With the great number of features that it offers, you should at least give it a try.