Neto, Vicente Corrêa da Silva; Filho, Waldemar Celes (Advisor). A JRPG game platform with the purpose of education and entertainment. Rio de Janeiro, 2016. 82p. MSc. DissertationDepartamento de Informática, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro.In this project, inspired by the fields of Pedagogy and Entertainment, we aim to develop a digital games development framework in order to facilitate the creation of educational games of the sub-genre JRPG (Japanese Role-Playing Games), more interesting than the majority of educational games available for now. The RPG genre is, by definition, based in storytelling and role-playing principles, identified by the literature as important tools that stimulates the students imagination, engage them emotionally and arouse their interests for the traditional educational program. The subgenre JRPG, in turn, represents a special category of eletronic RPGs that inherit those same educational principles, but have well defined delimitations in respect of game mechanics and artistic identity. These delimitations are positive in a sense that they work as guidelines for the development process of this kind of games.