RPGM Completed Lust Grimm [v1.17] [62studio]

[RPGGamer9500]

No. RTP is a standalone file package used by many RPGM games.
You just have to have RTP in a separate folder on your PC, and all RPGM games that require RTP will function properly. Which also saves tons of disk space, because you only need to download those files once, which then are used by many games without any limits.
But if you try to shove it into a game's files, you'll have to repackage and redownload RTP for each and every game again and again. Not to mention that it will not work in the first place, because games look for RTP folder, not RTP files.


This is simply not true. There's hundreds of RPGM games that require RTP installed, especially the older RPGM games. Different RPGM engines and different engine specific RTP versions.

What I wanted to say was, in my experience I haven't had to. I am aware that the first game is built with an older version than the rest. All I really wanted was some help, not to spread misinformation. Apologies for my lack of clarity.

 

[Succubus Hunter]

After finishing this game and making a few posts in the Lustgrimm again thread I am tempted to write a proper review but I'll assuage that desire with a post here first; wow what a great game.

While playing it I saw some basic parallels to Black Souls, another RPGM game I greatly enjoyed and suspected 62studio was inspired by that only to find out surprisingly both games came out in the same year and were likely developed without knowledge of each other.

I don't really remember what I expected going into it but by the time I got to the "true end" and saw the credits roll the (almost) shed tears washed away and critiques I had earlier. I like when developers really transcend the genre and end up writing something beautiful when nobody expected much less demanded it.

I didn't know that about Black Souls. I haven't played it yet but I watched part of a Let's Play of it on Youtube and it looks like an intriguing gem. And I agree that 62Studio really went above and beyond giving not only a game but a franchise that far exceeded our expectations.

No. RTP is a standalone file package used by many RPGM games.
You just have to have RTP in a separate folder on your PC, and all RPGM games that require RTP will function properly. Which also saves tons of disk space, because you only need to download those files once, which then are used by many games without any limits.
But if you try to shove it into a game's files, you'll have to repackage and redownload RTP for each and every game again and again. Not to mention that it will not work in the first place, because games look for RTP folder, not RTP files.


This is simply not true. There's hundreds of RPGM games that require RTP installed, especially the older RPGM games. Different RPGM engines and different engine specific RTP versions.

I couldn't have explained it better myself.