The tool that you use is not that important when making a game. Some years ago someone created tic-tac-toe which can be played using pebbles and sticks.

I used RPG Maker many many years ago, so not sure what has changed since then, but one thing I remember is that games made with it are fairly similar with each other. Sure it offers a lot of tools to flesh out your own story, and your own characters, but the gameplay itself is (was?) difficult to change.

That’s not to say it’s not possible to make something fun with it, but more like it requires more creativity on your end to pull it off.

So no, your project will not automatically fail because it is using a specific tool. Tools just make different options easier/harder to add.

Hey, Alexanda! I keep asking myself the same question, even if I can see how I'm making some different things with the tool.

I'm an actress from this theatre group called ultraVioleta_s, and we're about to release our "performative" RPG created with RPG Maker. So, we're using our creativity to add new ways to play with this software. Our hopes that it still a cool experience are not over. So I should say the same to you! I just took a look at your game, and it looks really amazing! Keep up with the good work, one step after the other!

It's horrible how there are people who despise games made with RPG Maker. The important thing is the effort that is given to the game, the story, that it entertains you, no matter the engine used.

I think you could add gifs, some video (either a devlog or a small trailer of how it would be) to get people's attention.
I hope you have luck with your game, I see the screenshots and I really see the effort you put into it!

PS: Sorry for my bad English :(

There are many awesome games made in RPG maker, so it really depends on the content. RPG maker is probably one of the easiest tools for developing games, so if you think you want more, you can try to learn to use some new engines which expand the possibilities of your game. I played your game for a while, the art is good, the whole system is already there I think. Something you can improve is the transition between scenes. Because even if you have a great story (which I think you probably have), if the topic and scene are switched too abruptly and frequently, the player may not be able to catch up, as they may not know the story as clear as you do. So try to arrange the events in a more fluent way I guess? I'm not a pro, it's just something that pops up in my mind when playing it :P

Great effort put into the game, keep on!