$25 on Steam for a game you previously labeled as "donationware"? That's disappointing to hear. I love Mystic Quest and would love to play this.

Using some of these for some tech demo work, thanks dude!

Don't ever undersell yourself. Your work is absolutely worth $3, $5, $8--whatever you feel it's worth. Thanks for providing an honest answer to this guy, even if you don't have to justify your value to people who want it. Love your stuff! :)

Hey scumhead! I streamed this game and really, really enjoyed the characters, the environments and the plot! You have a really special project here, with only a couple of minor discretions that I don't think take away from the game much at all. I was looking forward to this one based off the stuff you shared on Twitter, and it was a pleasure to finally get ahold of it! Thanks!

I love what you're doing here, especially love the graphic style you're putting together! I think the jump is still a little janky... and enemies need to react and such, but it sounds like this is a proof of concept. Looking forward to more. :)

Looking forward to it! :) Beautiful work.

I would LOVE to play this one (in English)!!!!

Seconded. Thank you!

Thanks for stopping by the stream and sharing your work!! Great little spooks in this one. I look forward to playing more stuff from you!

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

It's wild to see updates to things I haven't even seen yet in the game. I'll jump back in soon!!!!!

Thanks for the update! Using this in my new project and grateful to see it's still being supported and improved upon. Best of luck continuing onward, happy to provide any feedback if needed!

Awesome work, Frostnoble! Had fun checking this one out, thanks for making it and I look forward to more of the game!

Awesome stuff, will stay tuned!

I want to play this, but I'm unsure why an RPG Maker demo is 1gb?

Hi all! I wanted to create a little guide for upscaling RPG Maker 2000/2003 resources to work with RPG Maker MV! This is a simple breakdown of how I do this and I'm happy to answer any questions anyone might have!

1. You can find a ton of resources made for RPG Maker 2000 and 2003 on the following sites. You can find characters (charsets) and chipsets (tilesets) on the Charas database. Save everything you want to use to a folder outside of your game folder.
   1. Charas Resources - http://charas-project.net/resources.php?lang=en
   2. VIPRPG Material Storage - https://w.atwiki.jp/viprpg_sozai/
      
      
2. Check your game to see what size tiles you're using (the standard in RPG Maker MV is 48x48, but RPG Maker MZ provides a bunch of options)
   
   
3. Use the RPG Maker 2000 --> MV material converter by krmbn057 to upscale your graphics: https://krmbn0576.github.io/rpgmakermv/converter.html
   1. For expansion method, enlarging the dot picture will make it upscale the sprites, but enlarging smoothly will smoothen the lines and soften the look.
   2. For magnification, 2 times will make it the size of the MV characters and maps
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4. Save your upscaled graphics to the appropriate game folders inside your project (GameFolder > img > characters)

PS: This process also works with tilesets (aka chipsets) from RPG Maker 200(3) as well, but the implementation process requires a bit more explanation.

Hell yea

Perfect plan!

Thanks for this little cutie game! Loved the nods and references as well :) A great little break from work today!