Thanks! Yes, that's their website. It's also available on Steam. There are a bunch of different versions sold as separate programs. The one I have is RPG Maker MV. I'm not really sure what the difference between the versions is. It's pretty expensive normally (like, over $100), but it goes on sale for, like somewhere around $20 or $30-something, so I'd suggest waiting for a sale if you are going to get it. It's pretty limited, but is an easy way to make RPG games specifically. You can put in as many custom sprites and sounds as you want. It's mostly code-free, but it is possible to make plugins in Javascript that improve or change things. For instance, I used a plugin that lets you move around freely in all directions, since you can normally only move in 4 directions within a grid. There are lots of plugins that people have made that you can find online.
Thanks! I actually don't really play classical RPGs either, honestly (unless you count the Paper Mario or Mario & Luigi games). I'd consider this game to be closer to a point-and-click adventure game in the style of an RPG. I mainly chose RPG Maker because it was fast and easy to work with and an RPG fit the theme of my idea.
Thanks! It is possible to save before you enter the end cutscene and then load your save after so you can easily try both options, but I admit that it's not very clear that you can do that. Also, nice ProZD reference.
