Popular games published by company Giga
Baldr Sky "Zero" is a cyberpunk action game. It is the first of two prequels to Baldr Sky.
Baldrhead is a linear adventure game with 2D action-shooter elements.
Fuyu Kiss is a romance visual novel. In the snowy landscape you give me a first kiss.
Baldr Fist is a branching adventure game with 2D action-shooter elements.
Baldr Sky DiveX "Dream World" is a visual novel with 2D action gameplay. It's a spin-off of Baldr Sky.
Baldr Bringer is a cyberpunk action game / visual novel.
Jinki Resurrection is a Japanese 18+rated visual novel eroge and the second game for the PC consoles.
Tatsumi and his childhood friends Miki and Chihiro talked every day about what they would do during the upcoming summer vacation. By chance, they befriended the overly-honest ojou-sama Yui, who transferred to their school since she admired the co-education system, as well as kouhai Kotone, who had failed to make lasting friendships after trying too hard to fit in. This new group of five friends (?) began to plan for a memorable bittersweet summer vacation that happens only once in a lifetime.
Our guy left his childhood girl and went to war against a monster after his father got killed in it. When he came back a year later, he was just in time to see his childhood girl taken away by the monster's army. He joined the resistance and started to find her. Within 30 days, he can help girls who will join him in the fight.
Baldr Sky: Zero 2 is the second part of the prequel duology to Baldr Sky. It's a cyberpunk action game.
Material Brave is a 2D Fighting / Action game, similar to Duel Savior
Ano Ko wa Ore kara Hanarenai ("That Girl Can’t Separate Herself From Me") is a Japanese romantic visual novel. The player assumes the role of Hiroto, a Japanese high school student, whom many of the girls in his school take interest in. The Microsoft Windows version of the game is rated for adults only whilst the console releases are toned down.
A Action / VN game by Giga's Team Baldrhead, prequel to Baldrhead and Baldr Fist.
A visual novel game in which the player plays the part of a reporter working on a story about the V.G. competition. The game also introduces the new character Sakuragi Hiyori. Depending on the choices the player makes, he/she will be paired with Yuka, Tamao or Reimi. V.G. Rebirth Dash: An update to V.G. Rebirth which includes nearly every other non-boss character (Yuuki Ayako is absent as she is a lesbian) as an option to pair with the player. It also introduces the new character Hatano Keiko.
A Fantasy Mecha Action Game made by the same development team of the Baldr Series.
Variable Geo is a Japanese 2D fighting game / eroge developed and published by TGL under their Giga brand. The game focuses on an all-female martial arts competition where participants are required to promote various family restaurants by acting as waitresses when not fighting. Takahiro Kimura was responsible for designing the characters
Cain is a perverted young boy who is supposed to be a warrior. His ancestors killed an evil demon called Gargantuan. Cain's brother, Abel, wants him to take his role as a warrior seriously, but Cain is more interested in ogling the village ladies. Things take a different turn when Abel disappears and Cain is visited in his dreams by The Goddess of Time. She tells Cain that Gargantuan has come back and that it's up to him to stop it. What follows as a very long journey for Cain to save the world from Gargantuan and develop a harem of beautiful women, though not necessarily in that order.
Baldr Heart is a visual novel with 2D action gameplay set in a cyberpunk future.
It was the start of the summer vacation for second-year student Ryouichi. There were no dramatic events in his casual school life. That was until one day, his homeroom teacher announced that the festival commemorating the founding of the school will be Halloween-themed, and that there was a new transfer student to the class. A meeting with a new classmate. The first trial at the festival. The obstacle-free days begin to pass by. What kind of future awaits him?
In the future, cyberspace has become exceedingly dominant. Armed conflicts and cyber-terrorism flourished. Giant mechas known as Simulacrums are utilized for battles within the cyberspace. Toru Souma is an expert hacker of the Steppenwolf group, which specializes in stealing and selling valuables from servers. One day, Toru was caught in a battle between the military organization FLAK and a terrorist group. In a series of events, his friend was killed. Stricken by grief, Toru decides to avenge his death and joins FLAK, only to unravel a much larger conspiracy. Baldr Force is a follow-up to Baldr Bullet. It uses a different scenario and character cast, but is very close to its predecessor gameplay-wise. Like in Baldr Bullet (and unlike Baldrhead), there is no exploration of any kind in the game, and all battles take place within confined areas as dictated by the plot. Combat system is nearly identical to that of the previous game, with the exception of "force crashes", powerful attacks that can be equipped on the protagonist's mech. The game's plot may branch depending on the decisions taken by the player during the visual novel-like portions.