yume nikki was my first dive into rpg maker games and i'm really grateful for it because of all the fun i've had! out of curiosity, how did it impact you?

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yn appreciation! higan 01/03/24 (Wed) 02:07:52 No.10282

yume nikki was my first dive into rpg maker games and i'm really grateful for it because of all the fun i've had! out of curiosity, how did it impact you?

Anonymous 01/03/24 (Wed) 17:56:07 No.10284

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I am very much the same. It was and still is my comfort game. I randomly picked it up after watching the uboa event in a: 'top 20 creepy hidden easter eggs' video. I played it at the right time too, because at the time, I was kicked out of school for my poor performance and I did not know what to do with my life. I kept to myself in my room, everyday was the same and video-games were the only thing that I felt I was good at. In contrast to Madotsuki, the game replecated my situation perfectly and I was attached to it for that reason. Of course, I played through the whole thing, with a walkthrough sadly, but I still fell in love with it for how unique it was.