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No. It will likely be excluded from the judge's vote due to the freeze even though it's core functionality (multiplayer) works pretty well. It's sad considering that the fix for that problem would have been pretty quick.

Ah, well. You win some, you lose some. ;)

Modded Minecraft Inventory Management: The Game.
Not that that's a bad thing. Lots of people enjoy that aspect of Minecraft. 

I'm gonna come out and say it: This game is good.

The onboarding is pretty good. The puzzles are comparable with other RPG fare. The combat system is better than most RPGMaker games. The game lets you jump back to the starting room after every boss instead of forcing you to tediously backtrack. The magic system has a good tutorial. It has multiple endings. It doesn't overwhelm you with dialogue. The final boss has two forms; one is a gear check (character skill), and the other forces you to use strategy and tactics (player skill), which is fantastic design.

It lacks polish in basically every area; the text wrapping is broken at times, the dialogue is trite, the mapping is poor, some events are broken, etc.

...BUT you can take a good game and polish it later, whereas you cannot take a bad game and salvage it with ANY amount of polish. Because of that, I think more highly of this game than I do of many, many games I've seen here.

This guy's a designer, not an artist or a mapper or a writer. And I gotta say, the design beats 8/10 of the games I've tried.

You have my vote, good sir. Go on and do great stuff. (Get a team to help! ;) )

Very fun! Rough around the edges (status screen obviously meant for multiple people, unused equipment slots, "formation" command that will never get used, etc) but with a little more polish it could be excellent, because the core mechanic is very engaging. Good player signalling with use of text colors. Surprisingly good plot. Good eventing, use of text boxes, and animation. Would recommend to anybody already familiar with RPGMaker and its tropes.

Gotta ask, which open source game did you get in trouble for "ripping" from?
My money's on Battle for Wesnoth: It's got great artistic assets that most people don't know are open source.