Popular games built on game engine Net Yaroze

Magic Castle was a PlayStation game developed with Net Yaroze. Production started in 1997 and the project was cancelled in 1998, Development was resumed in 2020 and while still not complete, the game is fully playable. At this point, the only missing features are the four player support and Japanese translation.

Net Yaroze game made by Scott Cartier & David Dewitt.

Philippe-Andre Lorin's single screen shooting game made with Net Yaroze.

Rocks'n'Gems is a 2D puzzle game based on the 80's classic 'Boulder Dash' It was developed by Gerhard Rittenhofer via the Net Yaroze PS1 development kit and released as a full game on the Official UK Playstation Magazine's demo disc 16, volume 2.

Super Bub is a Net Yaroze game created by Alex Herbert that was featured on the Euro Demo 43, French Euro Demo 29 and the Euro Demo 04/99 demo discs that were distributed with the official PlayStation Official Magazine. It is a Puzzle Bobble-like game where colored bubbles are shot towards the ceiling. If you then shoot fireballs in a matching color at them they will break.

Net Yaroze ball game.

Net Yaroze shooting game.

"Arena" is a game developed by Tom Madens for the "Net Yaroze", a PlayStation development kit and manufactured by Sony Computer Entertainment as a promotion to computer programming hobbyists. It was featured on Official UK PlayStation Magazine's demo disc #108.

Net Yaroze game by Chris Chadwick. Distributed through "Euro Demo 40" demo disc across Europe.

Snail time travel game by David Johnston & Mike Goatly for Net Yaroze.

Hover Racing was created by a small team of university students led by designer Tomokazu Sato and primary composer Hiroaki Ohmori between April and November of 1997, a concise but polished clone of futuristic racing games like F-Zero X and Wipeout. The core gameplay consists of 3 Grand Prix with 3 tracks each, as well your usual practice and time attack modes.

Minimalist maze Net Yaroze game.