Popular games built on game engine Net Yaroze
James Hobden Net Yaroze game.

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

Super Mansion is a third-person exploration game developed on 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.

Terra Incognita a 3D action RPG in the tradition of Zelda, with basic hack-and-slash combat, platforming and simple box-based puzzles. It was created for Net Yaroze by Mitsuru Kamiyama, years before he was hired by Square Enix and create the Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles series.

Asobu Rakugaki is a 2D platform puzzle game that was developed on Net Yaroze.