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Here’s what I’ve learnt about the medium of games back when I was a child — and what gaming (il)literacy means for game devs and other players.

Finishing an RPG Maker project isn’t easy. Releasing a game of sufficient quality is an achievement few will accomplish. Be one of them!

This year, I’ve been posting questions in Facebook groups every Saturday. I think it might be interesting — for me and for you — to answer a few of the questions myself.

What would my perfect JRPG look like? From the protagonist to the final boss, here’s my outline for Square Enix to base their next game on. Please?

In 2021, I released the Wildsilver Demo. In 2023, the full version of the game will finally be out. I think it’s time to tell you guys exactly what to expect from this game I’ve been calling the ‘magnum opus’ of GPG.

Let’s discuss two peculiar 90s action RPGs that continue to captivate players with their stories, gameplay and music. These timeless classics offer an unforgettable experience that resonates deeply, even decades later. Here’s why.

Is a longer game a better game? Dive into my world of too many games to play and let me tell you exactly why you, as a game developer, should streamline your games and tell your story to-the-point.

Members of the RPG Maker community have produced some amazing games that any RPG fan should play. Discover some hidden gems among the games made with RPG Maker!

Wildsilver has been in development for quite some time now. A so-called ‘Demo’ has been released in 2021, and since then, new screenshots from the full version of the game were regularly shown on Instagram and Facebook. However, I think it’s time for a more detailled update.

Some weeks ago, I created a short survey and posted it on Instagram and in some Facebook groups themed around RPGs. The survey consisted in a number of questions about preferences in turn-based JRPGs. Here are the results.

There are many old games that were extraordinarily good at their time. Some of them are still good today. But the gaming industry has evolved. Here’s a list of NES, SNES, N64 and GCN classics that would benefit from new technology and expertise.

A new RPG Maker will be released this year: RPG Maker Unite. But I’m not as hyped as I should be. Instead of Unite’s brand-new approach to making RPGs, I would prefer just a significant upgrade — not an MZ Ace, but something even better —, and I’d like to discuss with you the features that would make our lives as RPG creators much easier.