Boo! ~ Ghast

I never realized how awesome XP/VX games can look because so few people try to get away from the ugly square RTP. This is the kind of thing that raises the bar for future developers.
Make sure you never let this project die.

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Also you got to replace the graphics for the title. It's pretty hard to read and generally not so nice to look at.

I second this to the max.

Looks awesome and I agree with Dylato. So many people let their games die and it's a BIG dissappointment. This one looks like it has potential. Subscribing.

Wow, this has the best looking overhead 2d graphics I've ever seen.
The graphics aren't perfect, but they are amazing. :)

If you made any of those graphics please tell me what your secret is. ^^

I was wondering... Will the final release of this game and/or it's demos (if you make any demos) be in English or at least will there be a fully-translated English version available when you're done?

Also would love to hear more behind the scenes stuff about how this project came to be/who's involved etc.

Don't make games in Portuguese. It's not worth it.
It's way easier to get people to help you to translate it to Enlish than to find people to play games in Portuguese. Honestly. Brazilian RM community is not what it once was anymore.

Holy pretty, batman.

Very nice, Sinchross =) I just have a couple remarks; as mentioned above, the logo has a lot going on. I'm not sure what change you made, I see one without an outer glow and one with. In this case, I'm definitely thinking less is more (if you understand the idiom). Solid color, or simpler color-based textures. You might be surprised how much class you could add to your game with such minor tweaks.

Also, the vignette effect is a bit strong on the images that have them. For example, the corners reach full-black. This is especially confusing in scenes that don't necessarily appear to be at night, like that market scene. It's a nice effect; I've messed with it before. I've found that having a strong vignette makes a bold statement, while a much lighter vignette adds a really nice texture to an image.

Speaking of texture, I see that all of your maps are post-processed; very well, too. A lot of effort. I have some questions regarding your process.

1) Do you create the maps in RPG Maker first, then screenshot them over to Photoshop, then bring them back over to RPG Maker as a parallax BG? Or do you leave the maps there, create the lighting effects in Photoshop as a transparent layer, and load them up in RPG Maker as an overlay? Do you use one overlay, or many per map?

2) Do your maps scroll, or are they all minimum size? That seems unlikely, but to pull off those effects, it looks like you'd have to combine a parallax BG with one or more overlays.

I'd also like to hear what your general process is in Photoshop =) It looks like you apply a painstaking amount of shadowing, lighting, and overall texture. Sorry for the all the questions!

This looks like another one of the best project ever in rpg maker. I only subscribe to projects that look worthy and you've proved it with your visuals. Watched your trailer. Wondering when you gonna have a download up.