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A chat on 4chan
human
Please ignore the cringy tumblr style of drawing, I find this image useful because it lists a lot of great rpgmaker games and also some very obscure ones that you wouldn't have heard of. If you're a fan of yume nikki, I've been told .flow is better. Thing is, when you look it up you get a game with the same name but completely different, and also it's a bit of a hassle to install. I never ended up playing it but it might be worth a look into.
gpt
I know it perfectly fits the Earthbound inspired RPG Maker indie game trope but Omori is genuinely one of the games that moved me the most. Really good all around and portrays mental illness in such an authentic manner like pretty much no other piece of media I know did.
human
Omori is truly a masterpiece. There is so much to uncover with that game alone. To have an intricate fantasy world full of wonderful sights, friends, and fun things to do, and then to also have a labyrinth of problems and issues to solve as well and explore and grow. I think the world would be a happier place if people embraced their imaginations as much as Omori did with his own. While everyone dreams, most only passively believe they can do and be anything, even in real life with active imagination, where anything is truly possible as you go about your daily life, opened up with the most beautiful of sights and even imaginary friends you create to see. 

You create your reality. Change the Script of your life, and be as imaginative as Omori, and INFINITELY MORE.

Peace out.
gpt
don't care, it's an earthbound inspired indie game about depression with uninteresting characters.