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HI, WHAT RPG MAKER GAMES ARE YOUR FAVORITES?
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Kanatakkun
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CloseThese are awesome and unique, but they are mostly translated JRPG.
Horror/Dark
The Crooked Man (uri)
The Hanged Man (uri)
Libretta (this one is originally english) (vgperson)
Dark Side of Little Red Riding Hood (charon)
Alice Mare (miwashiba)
Adventure
1BitHeart (miwashiba)
At The Tale's End (haneda)
Wadanohara & The Great Blue Sea (mogeko)
Horror/Dark
The Crooked Man (uri)
The Hanged Man (uri)
Libretta (this one is originally english) (vgperson)
Dark Side of Little Red Riding Hood (charon)
Alice Mare (miwashiba)
Adventure
1BitHeart (miwashiba)
At The Tale's End (haneda)
Wadanohara & The Great Blue Sea (mogeko)
Pretty much liked every game in my Playlist. :p For added info, here's some of my top three picks and why:
* Cope Island - A simple game with a vague and mysterious setting, but with tons of replayability due to randomized treasure and abilities that alter your build each time. Also has a Roguelike mode.
* Vermicide - Manages to do a lot for a post-apoc game that mainly uses RTP assets. A great example of 'less is more', though can be challenging if you're not careful on how you approach the game as a whole.
* One Night at the Steeze - More than a mere fan game based on FNAF popularity at the time, its custom sprites and atmospheric feel (if you will) make it a fun l'il game despite a lack of difficulty.
* Cope Island - A simple game with a vague and mysterious setting, but with tons of replayability due to randomized treasure and abilities that alter your build each time. Also has a Roguelike mode.
* Vermicide - Manages to do a lot for a post-apoc game that mainly uses RTP assets. A great example of 'less is more', though can be challenging if you're not careful on how you approach the game as a whole.
* One Night at the Steeze - More than a mere fan game based on FNAF popularity at the time, its custom sprites and atmospheric feel (if you will) make it a fun l'il game despite a lack of difficulty.
