I searched up (on Google) the Sturgeon guy's "philosophy". Not a fully disagree-able idea, but can you give some examples of the "best 10%" of RPG Maker games? (Especially those related to "chest milk" or "chest"-included or focused games, since that's my main interest in smaller games that I can accept spending time on. I dislike template-like games.)
Is it unlikely that the "TFarrgon" guy just, died? I believe in the "Dead Internet" idea or theory, but in the sense that eventually there are going to be more real(not artificial) dead users than living ones. The internet will be a memory graveyard more than it already is, like looking at authentic (old) black and white movies or general recordings and realizing all the people and animals in them are dead, and maybe even their buildings and jobs were later destroyed in some way (removal or too much change), so only what remains of them are memories from others of those dead people or tools. (Apparently not even genetics last after enough future generations.)
Why don't you continue this game if after time there is still no update about the game maker or it takes too long for the game to update or if it never updates? It seems like you're interested enough to put some more ideas of your own into the game. (Since you tried to update the game or fix parts of it. I wonder if retexturing this game would make this a good idea.)
I write too much sometimes..
Don't worry. You don't need to reply to all this. I am just a very opinionated "relatively" young male human, and my wording is odd too.