RPG Maker 95/Reception

RPG Maker 95 drew small response in the Japanese video game community, particularly during the ASCII Entertainment Software Contest over the years in 1990s. Due to its birth of Microsoft-related role-playing game making software, it possibly lacked of distributing such role-playing games at late-1990s in Japan until the 1998's horror game Palette, this was result of significant popularity of adventure genre in the Japanese community.Palette – Hardcore Gaming 101
Nevertheless, it began to grew more popular towards the English RPG Maker community when Don Miguel, a Russian programmer who translated the bought software into English without permission, is the subject of media attention and popularity.
In 2020s, none of each games using the program were developed until an indie game developer and amateur graphic artist Kain Works, still uses RM95 to developed two games: GeaSaga and Ruin Hacker.
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