Wish/Cutter
Wish/Cutter is an RPG Maker 2003 game made for the Cookie Cutter RM2k3 Jam. It's my attempt to tell a short story using mostly RM2k3 default assets and a set of prebuilt maps.
Development log
- 1.0.1 update3 days ago
Wish/Cutter is an RPG Maker 2003 game made for the Cookie Cutter RM2k3 Jam. It's my attempt to tell a short story using mostly RM2k3 default assets and a set of prebuilt maps.
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totally 100& incredible and amazing
really beautiful storytelling on every level: dialogue writing, pacing, structure, thematic cohesion, and use of rpg mechanics to get the point across. i love to play a game whose story feels like it would suffer if it had been told in any other medium, that's stronger for the fact of being an rpg, and this is a wonderfully concise and robust example. you're a real pro!
really really stunning emi, fantastic work. thanks so much for joining the jam and turning in such a heartfelt entry <3
Thanks for organizing it and making it possible!!
hey emi! I'm so happy to try my first thing by you. immediately I was delighted at your use of color codes, pronouns, and a particular rpg maker track that is very close to my heart. it was fun catching onto the theme around all the characters' names, and "all smiles, right?" hit me quite deeply in its delivery. the narrative structure was beautiful, clean and everything landed just right, leaving me teary at the end. the story you're telling here resonates a lot with some things I believe in, especially at this particular juncture of my life, and it helped me to see a story like this reflected outside of me. your command of storytelling is delightful, and your grasp on rpg maker is amazing for a first shot. I look forward to experiencing more of your amazing creativity.
I'm so glad that it resonated with you! Honestly, I couldn't have asked for a better compliment, I'm really really happy to hear this.
i don’t want to spoil anything for others so i’ll just say that i enjoyed my time with this a lot! i think the concept came together perfectly!