Hi,

I've an idea for create an isometric view game, that intent to be similar to Kingdom Rush in a view mode, I have some experience on create games but only action games, I've create one with corona SDK.

I dont have the knowledge to create that so I need some advice's how to start to create a isometric view like that :

My idea is using Corona SDK but if its not good enough for this kind of game I could use unity, can you suguests anything to start create this?

Thakns in advance

In this sense, drawing an isometric view is same as drawing a top down 2D view, except you have to sort the objects so they are drawn from the top of the screen downwards and the sprites have a vertical offset from the theoretical ground quad they occupy.

There isn't much more to it really. What specifically are you struggling with?

Thanks for your time, I'm try to get an idea about the effort i need to have to create this type of game, first I dont if that is realible use corona on a project like that? It's a good choose? Or should I use unity? I not have any experience with unity!

My question is I need to draw the tiles to feet well on this prespective? or it's for a normal rectangle change the position and the it look like and isometric view?

Oh okay sorry about this, my goal is create a scenario like this

I never create anything similir to this, my question is if this can be achievement dynamically or it's better to user a map editor or a software similar to this.

Also i've investigate a bit more about this I'm confusing what we can call for that type of view?

Thanks a lot fot the help

Also i've investigate a bit more about this I'm confusing what we can call for that type of view?

Actually, "isometric" is the wrong name for both projections. The generic term is "axonometric projection" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axonometric_projection
An isometric projection is an axometric projection, if all axis are equally long. The landscape above is not isometric, it's dimetric, the vertical axis has a different length.
Your bottom figure is another axonometric projection, namely trimetric projection, since the axes in the 'horizontal' plane are not equally long. (All Wikipedia knowledge).

I never create anything similir to this, my question is if this can be achievement dynamically or it's better to user a map editor or a software similar to this.

You can have either. Famous examples of the former are Transport Tycoon Deluxe, and Rollercoaster Tycoon 1 and 2.
Since the user can edit the world, the map is rendered from the dynamic map. Example source code can be found in OpenTTD, viewport.cpp, or FreeRCT, viewport.cpp (Viewport::OnDraw)
Basically, you have 15 differently sloped tiles (up/down of each corner, in all combinations, except all up (since that's equivalent to drawing 'all down' one level higher)).
In Rollercoaster Tycoon you have the additional challenge of vertical walls.