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It’s said that there are more terrible RPGMaker games than stars in the visible universe, but Lisa the Painful is proof that infinite G*mers making infinite RPGMaker games will eventually make one of the greatest games of all time.
It’s funny as hell, decently hard, and the gameplay and story integrate seamlessly in a way that most turn-based RPGs completely fail to do. It’s got a dark and memorable story about addiction, violence, and mental illness. It’s even got Terry Hintz (CW: Terry is extremely handsome)!
On the topic of obscurity, RPGmaker games that get a lot of attention like LISA are in that weird place for me like… are they really obscure or not? I say this as the game gets nothing but praise from a lot of people, and is one of those games that people think of when you bring up “good RPGmaker games.” I do know of other RPGmaker games that are a lot more obscure, as people rarely talk about them, if ever.
