This is one of those "fantastic" games that start to tick you off after playing it a while. I'll admit, I was hooked on this game when I first got my hands on it, and blew 40 bucks on it. But...let's stop there. That's where my expectations began crashing down. After grabbing the basics of this game, I started finding ignorrant flaws, like, sometimes the computer of the game would reprogram your creation if you push a wrong button. In one game I created, I set locations from the game dungeons to the locations on the World Map. All of a sudden, the computer of the game switched the location addresses around. So, instead of leaving a forest dungeon and end up on the forest dungeon location on the World Map, I leave the forest dungeon and end up on the ocean dungeon location on the World Map. And, sometimes, items you put in a dungeon don't show up in their specified locations, so you have to copy and paste the same item everywhere until you find that item that was missing at first. This is not something good for this type of game. I'm not telling you that this game is a lame excuse to go blow your money...I'm telling you what to look out for when you play this game. If you look past these flaws, it may be the greatest game creation tool you've ever experienced.
Review of RPG Maker
