Quintilus
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Well its visual novel, not virtual.You don't really seem to understand how game development works with engines. Ren'py is a game engine written in Python which provides a framework for how games work. Deviating outside of that structure is much more difficult as a result, and Ren'py is traditionally a Virtual Novel engine. Much in the same way that the original MGQ dev Chad Thundercock'd his way to a battle system inside a VN engine, Threshold has done the same for Ren'py. So, yes, it's chaotic in the code, doing something that the engine was not designed to handle.
Ren'py is also very popular, albeit not as popular as the RPG Maker series of engines. It's not popular with games targeting combat and generally more complex mechanics just by virtue of not being fit for purpose, but in the VN space it's extremely popular.
It can be done in a much more 'contained' way, i.e. without using/relying THAT MUCH on renpy-s labeling system, but on 'pure' python
And it didnt answers the question, whats there are in a /game/ folder that I cant notice.