Popular games published by company Takuyo
The fandisc for Getsuei no Kusari, it adds a route for Ooigawa Mamoru which continues from the normal end and after stories for the main cast.
A port of Nekopara: Nekosogi Paradise that removes sexual content. Released in Japan for Dreamcast and in Korea for PC.
Medical 91 is a Japanese-style visual novel. The majority of the game is spent reading and listening to the story unfold, though Yuna will often be given choices that will cause the story to branch in varying ways. At many points, it is possible to move freely throughout the hospital to speak with the other characters on numerous subjects, with the story only proceeding once the proper conversations have taken place. There are also certain segments where the player must choose locations to escape pursuit, as well as avoid capture in a timing-based minigame.
An otome game by Takuyo.
A port of Himehibi -Princess Days- for PS Vita and Nintendo Switch.
A coastal town called "South Aose" surrounded by the sea and mountains is a place where lots of nature still remains. Two normal high school students go to a school in this town. The story starts in the special winter of the 3rd year of school when these two protagonists meet.
A short visual novel released for the Sega Dreamcast in 2004, by Japanese developer Takuyo.
Kaitou Apricot is a visual novel by Takuyo.
A PlayStation 2 otome game by Takuyo.
A sequel to both Himehibi -Princess Days- and Himehibi -New Princess Days- Zoku! Nigakki game. A popular reverse harem that the female protagonist enrolls in an all-boys school. The story features two routes of sweet romance and two routes of dark romance.
Sora Yume is a visual novel released in 2008.
Collaboration project between Takuyo and Shogakugan magazine Cheese!, inspired by the Rakuen Danshi ~Beast Harem~ series by Doumoto Nao.
An otome game for PS2.
For Symphony: With All One's Heart is a visual novel for PlayStation 2, Dreamcast, and PC.
Panic Palette is an otome game, developed and published by Takuyo, which was released in Japan in 2007.
A PS2 otome game.
This fandisc takes places in summer. It includes after stories for each of the guys and "another stories" set in an alternative dimension.
A collection of mini-games from various Takuyo games.
A visual novel for PlayStation 2, PC and SEGA Dreamcast.
Little Aid is a otome game by Takuyo for PC and PlayStation 2.
Shinigami to Shoujo is a visual novel by Takuyo.
Getsuei no Kusari -Sakuran Paranoia- is a otome game for PlayStation Vita and PlayStation Portable.
A port for Nintendo Switch and PS Vita.
Sequel to Hime Hibi 1 Gakki -Princess Days-.