How about some lackluster RPG-maker games?

8-Bit Adventures: The Forgotten Journey Remastered Edition is pretty good.
Penny Arcade 3 (4 sucks though)

The Space Pilgrim series of course.

In my humble opinion Rakuen is a nice one

Well, not sure if "enjoyed" is the right word, but I finished The Divine Paradox. I only started playing it because I collect traffic cone screenshots in games -- but since the cones were only in the last, modern day act of the time-travelling story, I told myself "well, I got all the way here, I might as well finish it". :-)

Stray Cat Crossing
Space Pilgrim games (they aren't RPGs, but 1-2 hour long episodes of a point and click adventure story. No repetitive fight, grinding for hours, yaay)

Well i can't say i'm a big fan of RPGmaker games but i sure enjoyed Greyfox and Legend of Mysteria.

Project "Fire" is not bad and I liked the story.

Hero and Daughter+

If you don't want to spend money, you can get the (legally) free version of the game here, which is slightly outdated compared to the Steam version, but still contains 95% of the content of the game. I spend 110+ hours on the free version before buying the game Steam at full price to support the author.

How about I tell you about not one, but like 72 good RM games:

Some free ones:

Eternal Senia Surprisingly competent Action / RPG.

Fausts Alptraum Horror / Adventure game visibly influenced by classics such as Ib or The Witch's House (both free, both great).

Mothlight Weird setting, pretty similar to OFF (another great free RM classic).

I could mention many more free RM games that are not on Steam, but if I start to do this I'll probably still be typing this comment tomorrow.

Some not-free ones:

Ara Fell One of the rare Final Fantasy clones done right.

A Bird Story This is from Kan Gao, To the Moon's dev, it's not as good, but it's still good.

Cherry Tree High Comedy Club Anime comedy VN, it doesn't look like it, but it was made with RM.

City of Chains Decent SF RPG with some Deus Ex- like skills that affect your progression.

Hello Charlotte Very disturbing dystopian game (it's pretty much trigger warning land, be wary), this is the second episode, there's a third one on Steam and the first one is free (not as good as the other 2 though).

Hylics It was made with RM and probably huge amounts of LSD, kinda similar to Space Funeral in its atmosphere.

LISA A strange but very good mix of Earthbound and Fallout, both silly and depressing.

OneShot If you only play one game from my list PLAY THIS ONE. It's an absolute masterpiece, can't really say why without spoiling it but the characters will really grow on you.

Pale Echoes Standard JRPG with a twist, you have to sacrifice characters to progress. Not mindblowing but fun for the few hours it lasts.

Remnants of Isolations This is more a proof of concept than a real RPG, but you can go with worse ways to spend a couple of hours.

Stray Cat Crossing Short horror game with amazing pixel art.

The Witches' Tea Party Cute adventure game in a storybook style (it can get spooky sometimes, but it's not full-on horror). The prequel, Trick & Treat, is free.

Haven't played those yet, but they're supposed to be good:

Rakuen AFAIK it's one of these feelstrains games.

Where They Cremate The Roadkill Deranged collage weirdfest, sequel to Middens.

The Albino Hunter
Aveyond 3-1, 3-2 (have not played the rest in the series yet)
Legionwood 2: Rise of the Eternal's Realm
Lilly and Sasha: Curse of the Immortals
Lilly and Sasha: Guardian Angels
Lilly and Sasha: Nexus of Souls
A Long Road Home
Stargazer
All of the above are favourites of mine. Quite like the rpg maker games and think the story is what shines through with the better ones.

If I can consider this site to be reliable I have only 3 games made in RPG maker?

I really liked To The Moon. The Bird Story was meh. And I couldn't play in Stargazer, this game felt really bad. So I couldn't play for longer than 1st level.

I lol'd at the GA descriptions. Nice stuff.

I'd link RPG Maker games I enjoyed, assuming there are any, but I don't even know how to tell whether a game is made in RPG Maker... Won't be able to deliver; sorry about that.

Edit: thanks to Stefanig, I checked my RPG Maker games and... uh... I haven't played all of them, but "meh" sounds like an appropriate word for most? I seem to recall One Way Heroics being okay, though.

My first experience with RPG Maker games were some horror ones, actually. Among the first ones I played were these:

The Witch's House
Mad Father
Corpse Party
The Crooked Man (Made with a different, but similar, software as RPG Maker)
Ib

Well, I've played a lot more aside from horror, but they've been mentioned already. Here are some picks if you want spoops. :D

Space Pilgrim is a nice series of point-and-click adventure games made in RPG Maker with a good Sci-Fi story. I liked the first two episodes a lot (I'm about to finish the second one and then move on to the 3rd and the 4th).

Links:

• Episode 1
• Episode 2
• Episode 3
• Episode 4

OneShot is pretty nice too. Cute 4th-wall breaking adventure game.

I only played a few RPG-maker games... Worth mentioning:

• Skyborn, as you said, was quite good.
• To the Moon is almost a "novel", but the story was great.
• Breath of Death VII was quite funny -- wait, was it RPG Maker made?

I enjoyed Storm of Spears. A bit on the easy side though.

Out of the few RPGmaker games I have played I liked Skyborn the best. Millennium was decent enough to make me buy the sequels, though I never got to finish it because I started playing other games and put it aside.

I got banned by one of the devs of one of those RPG maker basic-as-all-hell games because I criticized their place on the Steam Store. On their Steam forums I mean. One of my funny recollections.

Of course, that was slightly before Steam was infested with unfinished student projects.

I liked Doom & Destiny, I played the free version on tablet.
The 2nd one is also free, but could not get into that one.

I've enjoyed a lot of good rpg-maker games. To bad so many people are lazy with the tools because there is also a lot of genuine creativity based off rpg-makers simplicity. Here are some I enjoy.

1. Oneshot: This is one of the most creative rpg-maker games I've ever seen. I don't want to say much about it because its much better played with little to no info. It has memorable characters, a good story, unique gameplay mechanics, and interesting worlds.
2. LISA: Lisa mixes dark comedy and drama perfectly to demonstrate a wonderful and somewhat haunting story. It also has interesting choices and gameplay mechanics.
3. Rakuen: A tear-jerking adorable story about a hospitalized boy and his mom who travel to a storybook world while helping other patience along the way. This one also has really good characters and it's incredibly sweet the whole way.
4. To The Moon:You've already mentioned this one. I haven't played the sequel yet but I'm happy that its good!
5. Ara Fell: A long-ish 16-bit rpg. This one felt very nostalgic and I think it's a hidden gem.
6. The Crooked Man/Mad Father/The Witches House/IB: I grouped these together because these are some of the many great horror rpg-maker games you can find online. I think some are on steam but I've played them all free a long time ago. The classic horror ones rarely disappoint imo.
7. Last Word:This one needs a better tutorial, but once you figure it out it's a lot of fun. The game takes place in a world where having the last word in an argument means power over the other person. So the combat is a sort of rock/paper/scissors system where you battle with your words. The entire game takes place in one building so It’s gameplay is essentially reading dialogue and battling.
8. Always Sometimes Monsters: This one is a hit or miss with people. Its story heavy with a lot of choices mixed in. The story isn't amazing though and the ending disappointed a lot of people. I still enjoyed this one though and it's worth a try if you have it.
9. Stray Cat Crossing: a short pixelated horror game filled with puzzles and mystery. It gets a little repetitive towards the end but still a very good game.
10. Alicemare: (corrected: NOT made by rpg-maker). By the same creators of LiEat. For some reason this game nor LiEat really connected with me. I likes this one a little bit better though. It's not really about Alice in Wonderlands. Instead it uses themes from many different fairy tales. The characters are shallow but it has a creepy vibe and a somewhat mysterious story.
11. The Deed: In The Deed, you are trying to get away with murdering your sadistic sister so you'll get the family enheritance. The game only lasts minutes, but the fun part is the amount of replayability. You have to choose the right weapon, plant the right evidence, and answer the interview questions correctly. Try different combinations each time and see what happens.
12. 199x: A two hour game where you (the player) are a character in the game and the main protagonist Clara speaks to you. It's a neat little game that has a generic but likable story and characters.

OH! RPG! It has mixed reviews but I won it here on SG and liked it quite a bit, the story is split in episodes which you complete as different character's perspectives to obtain scores that unlock the next episode, the puzzles feel very rpg like and the fights can go from impossible to very doable when you change your strategy after retrying, the story is nice and the maps are well done imho. :)

Heroes of Legionwood is a nice series.

Eternal Senia, plus it's free. Very nice game, you can read my review on Steam.

Skyborn is one of my favorite RPGMaker games .
Sadly the follow up game was kinda disappointing :/

To The Moon is the best RPG Maker for me, but it's not a RPG as you said. :)