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I had great experiences using a 'game maker' on my childhood (RPG Maker 3 on PS2). However, I couldn't share what I made, so I started seeing the hours of work

I had great experiences using a 'game maker' on my childhood (RPG Maker 3 on PS2). However, I couldn't share what I made, so I started seeing the hours of work I'd need to make something substantial as a waste. I think having an easy way to share your game should be a priority. Clearly the web can be used to emulate and share almost anything now, so some kind of exporting system and web player would be ideal.

Impossible 6y ago
All modern versions of game creation software have internet based sharing and many support building commercial software, including every PC version of RPG Maker. RPG Maker on PS2 was a product of a weird era where consoles weren't really internet ready. Dreams on PS4 has a complex sharing backend and the PS4 also let's you share directly to social media. https://indreams.me/ https://indreams.me/