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I'm all for it. Your free stuff is top notch, and I'd happily pay for any expansions. It's great to see you back in action, and I hope the financial woes will go better than they have been, and soon.

Cool stuff! I was hoping you'd make some gloves at some point, I'd pondered fist weapons before.

You return! And with some awesome stuff to boot! Can't wait to check these out. <3

This is a ton of fun! Has a really authentic arcade vibe, very pick-up-and-play, easy to learn but challenging to master. Also, witches with hoods is the S-tier witch garb. ;)

My high score at the time of this posting is 12,585. For now.

EDIT: 15,240 is my new high score, as of 12/11/23. :3

Good stuff! I always liked Sant's VX Ace scripts, so glad these will help in MV.

Still gotta play this (and your other games that aren't Heroic Tale VALUE!), but I'm glad it's completed! The engine used really sells that old CRPG feel you have for your games.

Awesome! I love this pack and its sibling, and I'm thrilled to see more content. There's something great about minimalist graphics for indie games, or ones that evoke a pre-NES or 80s computer game vibe.

"All of us here at-- *profuse cussing*" - A.A.D. Rep, date unknown

Anyway, I like parks. I hope they send me the letter in due time like they said. Job interviews, am I right?

I got a much better result than my one friend who took this test too. Looking through the comments, y'all got boring answers like him too. I'm like Legos. I'm a good toy. :)

I adore these. I like the minimalist style, and there's character even to the simple mono-colored sprites. Lovely work. <3

Just two. The good ending, and a bad ending if you lose the final battle.

Ah, thank you! I wasn't expecting anyone to play. Glad you liked it. I feel the characters were the saving grace for this one.

This was pretty cool! The voice lines are done well, the characters all have distinct personality to them, and it was fun to step into the world. I'd totally play a sequel!

Omigosh, Meghan's voice is perfect for my MC! Alex and Sean sound like they're having a lot of fun with their lines, too.

I can't say it'd be anything more than an RPG Maker project (maybe not even a commercial one), but I like what I hear. Bravo! I'm definitely buying these as soon as I have the cash.

Looking forward to any future clips but for now, these are perfect to start. Thank you, folks!

If anything, adding a strap-on harness or something would've made sense. Or given customization for a strapless dildo or something. Maybe for a future update?

Holy Toledo! All of your main fantasy stuff, plus a bunch of recolors, for only a base asking price of $3 USD? Goodness me, you spoil us. Are you sure you priced this correctly? Regardless, this is a huge boon and I'm grateful to see it. <3

Cooooooool. Steampunk is always a fun aesthetic for me. I even recognize some of those icons, heheh. Ah, I don't suppose you're going to do your more recent packs in 16x16, if I may ask?

Heyyyy, the characters are based off your armor icons too. Nice! I like these.

Finished game, had a blast. A lot of thought and effort went into this refined little adventure. Thank you for making this!

For anyone interested, my opinions can be found here: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?threads/escape-the-haunted-forest-one-m...

As mentioned on RM Web, this game is looking amazing. No promises because my RM backlog is pretty huge, but I will give this a download. Any idea of how long the game may be to play? Of your four heroines though, Tia may be my favorite. :3

These are too cool! I am translating the tileset over to my RPG Maker VX Ace game, and these are a ton of fun to even just look at! Reminds me of something you'd play on an old-school Apple II or something and heck, like the original Wasteland.

I don't mean to be that girl but some of the tiles do have a very dark purple to edit out instead of a true black? But it's easy enough to find them and remove using the Magic Wand tool in Paint dot Net, or similar. Then I just Shift-painted all of those black. I found the purplish patch on the lower-left grass tiles, as I tend to do pixel work zoomed in.

Aside from that hiccup, these absolutely have my recommendation, especially for the great price. Bravo! <3

That, that is a gnoll. I'd ponder getting this pack for the killer yeen alone.

This game is ridiculous and I love it. Every run is frantic and over-the-top, but playing is easy to grasp with basic trial-and-error. Even if one sucks, (which the game over screen happily tells you without a new high score), it's addictive to keep playing. Adding the skip feature for another run was a good touch.

It's crazy how well the presentation looks, let alone how the game plays, for a jam. I'd been curious about Pixel Game Maker MV for a while, so I'm glad Crabby is such a blast in that engine.

I cannot wait to use the musical ones for my bard, you don't even know. Let alone giving the shadowy ones to a necromancer, heh.

They're so pretty... I must murder with them... OwO

But seriously, never knew these existed before I found your Itch profile! I loved your animations off RPG Maker Web's site, so I'm totally supporting you here. <3

Hey Ocean! I remember grabbing these on Sellfy, but I'm going to pick them up here when I can. I'm grateful you included the palettes used in the base pack, as I'd wanted to do some edits. Marvelous work, and I'm happy to see you've created more packs to go with the originals. <3

Shucks, I had no idea you made more for the Nostalgia Pack! I'm totally gonna pick these up at my next paycheck. :o

Top-notch Lavy fun, I've gotta say! I'm not totally familiar with Homestuck but if this is as close to the comic as people say, mebbe I should check it out. The custom pause menu were good additions, I love the Seth's Marker font, the pixel art is great, and the dialogue was lovely. I was a giddy dork when I got as far as I did, though it's a shame it wasn't as long as it could be. Nevertheless I'm sending you the screenshot of a certain scene, which is now my desktop background. You'll know the one. Awesome work as always!

Hey, these look really good. I am curious if you're accepting commission work for icons in this style? Either way, will grab these as soon as I can. *_*

The combination of it being a journaling game without stats, along with using simple playing cards instead of RPG dice, are good choices if you ask me.

The lack of hard game stats means it's more versatile: good for one-shots, good for extended adventures, even good for backstories like my first playthrough. The lack of RPG dice goes hand-in-hand with that fact, and makes it more accessible with random generation. And real talk, I'd love to see more playing card decks be used for games in general. ;)

Hey hey. Rejoined the Jam if that's okay; wasn't feeling in a very good place when I left prior. Gonna stick to my original plans as I'd mentioned, a game inspired by Digimon World 3. :o

I loooooved monster-tamer media when I was younger, and the interest still lies dormant even into adulthood. I'd love to see what I can cook up for this; am pondering something similar to Digimon World 3 but with more-accessible opportunities to gain new beastly buddies.  Guess it helps that I once made a monster-tamer project in my youth... albeit ripping off my favorite video game monsters in the process. While I'm not overly experienced with making much progress in games, I still wanna give this a go when the time comes.