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RPG Maker 2000 (2000)

by ASCII Corporation

Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Simulator

Themes:Action, Sandbox, Educational

Game modes:Single player

Story:One of the most popular entries in ASCII's RPG Maker series, RPG Maker 2000 was largely responsible for popularizing the use of RPG creation software outside of Japan.

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