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Renai Kouza Real Age is an adventure dating game based on design by Hisashi Eguchi. The gameplay is about going around the town to meet the different girls and after that use the phone to date them. In the dates the affinity is going to be better or worse depending of the player choices to the different situations and questions that the girls asked. Sometimes in the dates in the screen the action button appear and if the player pressed it some thing will go in a different way. The game shows the reaction to each player choices with a different sound a small sound for the right choice and a stronger one for a not so good one, and even a big noise for the worse choice...
Time-slip into 1929 to solve the mystery of the Cinema Mansion Serial Murder. But hurry, the death toll is rising and the future could be damaged irrecoverably... Dynamic pacing, innovative clue and free-speech systems make Glass Rose an adventure game like no other. With a supernatural twist and multiple endings, there are many questions, but only one truth...
A new action-adventure, multiple-character branching narrative game set in the High Republic era, presented to you by Quantic Dream and Lucasfilm Games. Now early in development.
Nature Escapes returns with another beautiful collection of fun hidden object scenes!
Help a stranded girl escape with just your eyes in this puzzle game designed specifically for VR. From the stationary convergence point between the two worlds, use the "Focus Lock" to tell her the steps she has to take in order to put the star back together.
It's summer in the French highlands for Mia Faircroft! Discover a picturesque mountainside town in this Hidden Object game. Explore breathtaking locations, restore priceless treasures, and help out the various residents of Mont Cache!
In 120 Yen series, each season has a unique heroine. By using the four seasons of Japan to tell the story of two people meeting and getting along through the keyword "120 yen".
An Alfa System and Sony Computer Entertainment PlayStation 2 exclusive adventure game Kenran Butou Sai (絢爛舞踏祭), translates to "The Mars Daybreak", is a real-time simulation adventure game published in Japan by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation 2 on July 7, 2005. The title is a spiritual successor to Gunparade March containing the same style of hybrid gameplay where the player interacts with AI controlled NPCs and then participates in combat segments with them. Sony's Prokion and Alfa System developed Kenran Butou Sai with the title being a part of the studio's larger interconnected universe known as Unkown World. A television anime based off the world of Kenran Butou Sai, but focusing on a different story and characters, aired a year before the game's launch in 2004 called Mars Daybreak. The show was produced by Bones and was later released in North America by Bandai Entertainment in 2006.
Garfield: Lasagna World Tour for the PlayStation 2 challenges players to jump into the world of the comic cat in a quest to win the Lasagna World Tour - dressing up Garfield in a variety of humorous costumes (each granting him special powers) while playing a variety of mini-games that everyone in the family can enjoy in single- and multiplayer modes.
The game is a mystery adventure centering on the idea of a historical figure having surreptitiously bequeathed a fictitious estate, following the drama that plays out among the characters faced with an enigma extending all the way into their modern world.