@Frogge: I fixed the windows a bit so that there weren't so many. Can't do much about inside/outside tiles, though, since the RTP doesn't give windows for the ship. Haven't updated the screenshot to reflect changes yet, though.

@MakioKuta/Housekeeping/BerryRMN/Addit: Regarding moving the picture up: http://rpgmaker.net/content/events/rsggf/files/Screenshot_2.png

@Red_Nova/BerryRMN: Definitely going to decorate it a bit more.

edit @Archeia_Nessiah: Somewhat, I suppose. At the very least it's no luxury liner.

@Badluck: I really like the elven shrine, it just looks so... sparkly. That level up stat screen is amazing, though. It puts all other level up screens to shame.
@Craze: Seems like battles will be interesting with those mechanics :D
@J-man: Everything looks kinda squished vertically, maybe it's just the video though. But wow, the sideview battle animations and sprites... those are pretty nice.
@Ocean: Those are some really neat icons! I especially like the door one, it reminds me of a portal into a fairy realm :3
@UPRC: The camera seems to lag quite a bit (or maybe it's just the video, idk). Otherwise, the mapping looks nice! The fog at the title screen is a nice touch as well.
@Archeia_Nessiah: Waa, the fairy spirit is so shiny! The sword design is very extravagant as well. I'm curious why the people sitting on the piles of gold, though. Nicely pixeled nonetheless.
@Liberty: Her jacket looks quite nice, but I'm not sure if that blue dot near her hair is an eye or a highlight. I like the hairstyle!
@Sated: hahaha those skill names. But seriously, is.. is that what I think it is? A skill tree? :O That's amazing! Neon pink hurts my eyes though xD
@eplipswich: Looks like an interesting concept, but the pale purple machines in the factory don't fit very well with the rest of the tileset. I suggest making the borders darker, since all the other tiles have dark black outlines.
@Ratty524/WolfCoder: Would love to comment but that means I'd have to download something... eh... sorry xD Maybe later!
@Deltree: ...what xD Does minty breath kill people? I'm not sure what to think about this one xD Erm... well, the pixel art is quite nice!
@Luchino: The tiles fit together really well. It gives a bit of a gritty feeling.
@Dyhalto: Aw, but the Dominion sounded like such a nice place! Well, things happen. The pages look nice, albeit a bit green.
@MakioKuta: Ooh, is a sequel in the works? Good luck! (And of course, Erwin doesn't cry. He simply is rich xD)
@InfectionFiles: Lemme guess, horror game? That human is very anatomically accurate, nice job!
@Rose_Guardian: I like the look of that battle system! That kid, though, he's very... lanky. xD
@Ljink: I'm not qualified to comment on music xD It starts very suddenly, though. May I suggest a fade in of sorts?
@Gourd_Clae: Oh, an investigation-type game! The HUD looks nice! The uppercase "i" threw me off for a second. They strongly resemble "[" brackets.
@luiishu535: What did the clown ever do to you? >:(
@SgtMettool: The facesets are really cute!
@Irog: Hey, isn't that the game you made for the No-RM event? Now with updated visuals ;) They look nice! Gameplay looks rather complex though xD
@kory_toombs I'm not sure if it's intentional, but some things stand out... a lot. Especially with the rather desaturated background. The chests look a little out of place with its surroundings, too, and the size comparison makes the chest look huge. The slimes look quite nice next to the player, and are appropriately sized.
@Addit: I'm guessing this is a management game of some sort? When I saw the bail at $50, I just kept thinking of Monopoly xD
@Pizza: I like the maps! The tileset fits together really nicely.
@Novalux/LorSquirrel: Again, can't comment since I'd need to download things first xD Sorry!
@KatanaHiroshi: Weeping angels! Will they function ingame the way they do in myth?
@Red_Nova: Somehow the font changed between the two screenshots, but I like how the shop is laid out.
@Lucy_Fox: Everything looks rather cheerful, even the graveyard xD
@Housekeeping: Hahaha that blob xD Will he spawn indefinitely for slime gunk farming?
@unity: Those monsters certainly are strange xD How did you ever think them up?
@Sooz: What detailed maps :o The backgrounds.jpg is drawn well, though the waitress's pose looks a bit painful to do.
@pianotm: Can't really comment in length about the music since I'm not too qualified to do so, but they sound nice xD
@Zeigfried_McBacon: I'll download later, maybe. I played the first, and I'm not sure what to think about it.
@dinkledaberry: I like the tiles! Things fit together pretty well, and the morgue is appropriately desaturated, though not very creepy-looking. I mean, that's fine if you're dealing with the morgue in a professional context and not in a oh-god-dead-bodies-are-turning-into-zombies-horror-game sense.
@Zephire98: He certainly looks like a swordsman.
@Kylaila: The workings of the imagination are strange indeed. Not sure how to feel about that buttheart xD
@karins_soulkeeper: Looks like a pretty useful script! Hope that you add in the things you said weren't going to be too hard to add in :P
@AubreyTheBard: Must I download to comment? xD Sorry!
@zDS: The red carpet looks a bit out of place, but nice battlers.
@Frogge: Err... are those puzzles? Or maybe a more strategic take on tic-tac-toe? edit: read the concept_ideas.txt and discovered that I was right :D Looks interesting!
@Zero3D: It's a bit difficult to read white text on a light pink background. I suggest you change the color of the text or make the background dimmer/more transparent.
@Donut: aaa everything looks so nice and cute and compact! The level of amazingness on those pixels is over 9000
@CYBERLOUS: Her shirt is really white, which will make it somewhat disconcerting to see against that white floor. I suggest having some sort of outline to separate her from the floor.
@AceOfAces: I can't really read Greek (I think?) but that launcher looks nice! The houses are a bit on the short side, though. I suggest making them taller.
@BerryRMN: Not sure if cooking game or boiling sinners alive in a cauldron game. It gives that kind of feeling xD
@pooperflooper: I don't know why, but I like the chairs. Seeing them pushed into the table is just... nice. I don't know xD
@Punkitt: Hmm... an isometric game with crow-like things in a dress walking around. Kind of reminds me of Monument Valley.
@Thunder176: The title screen menu looks rather stretched. Otherwise, dungeons look nice! Not too empty, not too crowded, and appropriately themed.
@kr0x: I like the scrolling mountains and stars! Joe kind of reminds me of slenderman. The grass is a little too neon green for my taste.

I'm glad you like the new interface. My No RM event release had very poor display interface but was the best I could produce back then. In the feedback from the event, I received suggestions on what to use to improve the display. So I learned to use SDL2 and here it is: same game mechanics, better display interface.

Indeed, shields stand out too much... and they are the best place for faction emblem. I'll work on it.

MinST is a tactical/strategy battle game. It doesn't have RPG element in yet. I'm first building a solid and engaging battle system. Then I want to give it a town management system and buildings to produce the fighting units. The RPG elements will be added later, in campaign mode. I want to build the game step by step and not rush it. And yes, the game's focus is its gameplay.

You've guested it: I also like the minimalistic MS-DOS graphics. The game has no music yet. That's something I should definitely work on. You're welcome for a review.

I increased the range indicator transparency from 50% to 75% and made the stats been re-rendered on top of it. So the characters remain plain white for better contrast.
I'm not in favor of pop-up window: while playing other games I realized I spent too much time looking at unit stats windows. This tends to break the game flow. I prefer when all the information necessary to a tactical decision is available in one glance.

You're right about "H" standing for "Health". "A" stand for "Action Points"; points that unit consume to move or attack.

At the moment, there are just a few environmental tiles: road, rock, wall and forest. Rock, wall and forest are obstacles blocking units. So a unit can't go in a forest yet. I intend to make forest passable but raise the action point cost to move compared to grass. I also want to implement fog of war and have the obstacles limiting your vision.

I'm not using a specific palette. I decreased the brightness of the grass tile and indeed, the units stand out better. I should probably adjust forest brightness too.