Ahh, my first-ever experience with RPG Maker. Play as Bridget (that's me!) and join up with Edgar (Final Fantasy 6) and fight monsters. This serves no purpose whatsoever, except that it was my "experiment" with RM2k... The game itself lasts about 5 minutes, and abruptly ends as you approach a castle and a knight asks you for the "password." There is no password. The game's over. The end.

75% complete game which serves as my pet project, with the storyline I have been formulating and perfecting since I was nine years old (perhaps younger?). I didn't know half of the things about RM2k (switches, for example), plus the dialogue is terrible for the first half. But you will get a decent 3-4 maybe 5 hours out of this. I halted the progress of this project once I understood game programming better, and am currently remaking it with RM2k3.

My attempt at creating a sidescrolling platformer. I abandoned the idea, but my brother continued it. Really doesn't work in the way it was intended, but the Mega Dude sprite my bro made is cute (edited from Crono). He made a lot more of this game then I did, but it was originally my idea, so it's here.

Sidescrolling Platformer Attempt Number 2: mission failure... again. Oh well. This game was going to star my character Sonzai but it didn't get anywhere. Meh.

Breakout-type game whose purpose was to help me get used to Game Maker. Mission Failure yet again. Has two levels of SUPER BREAKOUT ACTION!!

Experimenting with switches. Omg liek ya.

Short demo of what is to come.

Very short spoof. The entire game consists of an opening movie and a battle... if you win the battle the movie will just repeat itself. I'm sharing it because I think it is rather funny. If you were wondering, the random Japanese words tossed together to form the title mean "ogre eagle demon flower dragon one."

I wuv Harvest Moon games. This is a demo that will take you through the entire first season (Spring). You can continue on to Summer but nothing of particular interest happens. This might be the most worthwhile piece of work you could download from this site, even if it is unfinished. Well, playing the Quiz Game in the 2003 Futaiten is also worth playing, too.

My current project. This is a short demo of the incomplete conversation system and real-time battle system. The green guy is, in fact, not an enemy in the true storyline of the game. My bro said that he's cool so I put him in here.