Popular games for franchise Higurashi When They Cry
The final arc in the Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kai series. It is mostly told from the viewpoint of Rika Furude, as well as her other friends.
When the village of Hinamizawa is suddenly placed under lockdown by the government, the villagers begin rioting and killing each other as supplies grow scarce. The school club members try to escape the chaos and retreat to Okinomiya, but more problems arise.
The club has successfully made it to Okinomiya and evades more crazed villagers as they try to find the Sonozaki family's stronghold, meeting a girl named Une who may hold the key to salvation. Meanwhile, Rika and Hanyuu stay behind in Hinamizawa and do some investigating of their own, encountering some old acquaintances.
On a certain day in June, someone dies, and someone else goes missing. The series of deaths is connected to the upheaval surrounding the dam construction project. A murder case that was covered up is being reenacted. Is it a conspiracy? A coincidence? Or perhaps a curse?
An extra arc bundled in Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Hou+.
Two students living in Hinamizawa, Rika Furude, and Mion Sonozaki, rest at a bus stop on a rainy day and wait for the bus to arrive. Some employees soon join them, who are working on a project that will build a dam in Hinamizawa but result in the village's destruction. As the group makes their acquaintance, they talk about a phenomenon related to the strange deaths of dam project employees, the curse of Oyashiro-sama. Hinamizawa Teiryuujo was the prototype of what would later become Higurashi When They Cry, initially proposed as a stage play written by Ryukishi07, but it was rejected by the theater company and later repurposed for the game.
An extra arc about Keiichi and the Club going to have fun at a pool that was initially included in Sui but later brought to Hou.
An extra arc initially included as an epilogue to the original PC release of Meakashi, where Keiichi Maebara loses several club games in a row, the Soul Brothers help him regain his will to fight by imagining the other club members in perverted fantasies.
A remake of the epilogue to the main story of Higurashi originally included in Rei.
An extra arc and the first in the Advanced Story saga, partially adapted from the manga-exclusive arc Onisarashi, developed for Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kizuna Volume I: Tatari.
An extra arc and third in the Advanced Story saga that centers on Tomoe Minai investigating a murder case with ties to Rena Ryuugu.
Satoko's uncle Teppei returns to Hinamizawa to take custody of Satoko and resume an abusive relationship with her, where he treats her like a slave while demanding money from her. Keiichi cannot accept this stalemate, and he makes it his personal mission to rescue Satoko.
An extra arc that functions as a prequel to the entire series.
An extra arc and the third in the Advanced Story saga, partially adapted from the manga-exclusive arc Onisarashi, developed for Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kizuna Volume II: Sou.
Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Jan is a spin-off on the Higurashi no Naku Koro ni franchise with the characters competing with each other in a popular Japanese board game mahjong. The game features traditional Riichi Mahjong rules, which are customizable, however, unlike normal Mahjong, this mahjong game is a one-on-one battle, as opposed to the usual 4 players. The story is told through NVL segments interspersed with Mahjong minigames.
An alternative version of Hirukowashi-hen originally included in Higurashi When They Cry Kai, which contains several changes, namely the addition and removal of certain characters and the removal of references to plot details not yet revealed in the Kizuna series.
Is the curse really real? This chapter presents the events from another view, which reveals additional information about Rena's past and Keiichi's reasons for moving to Hinamizawa from Tokyo.
Higurashi Daybreak is a doujin game developed and distributed by Twilight Frontier with the cooperation of 07th Expansion. Unlike the original sound novels, the game is a two-on-two versus third-person shooter based on the system of the Mobile Suit Gundam VS Series. Characters from "Higurashi no Naku Koro ni" utilize weapons such as bats and hatchets in battles set in Hinamizawa. The scenario is an original work by Ryukishi07 and does not feature the horror elements present in the source material. Despite being a doujin game, it employs the same voice actors as the original drama CDs and anime adaptation, which is unusual for fan-made games.
Meakashi Hen serves as an alternative ending for Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Matsuri, since Matsuribayashi is not included.
Furude Rika is in an altered state of reality. Around her, various prisms float and circulate her. As she examines them, she mentions that they are "fragments" from the various Junes of 1983.
An extra arc exclusive for the console releases of Higurashi When They Cry acts as a bad ending when the player does not make choices that would lead them to Onikakushi, Watanagashi, or Tatarigoroshi.
90's-style 2D fighting action in which real-life men fight in cosplay. A major update version of the second series.
Super Heroine Chronicle is a crossover SRPG featuring characters from many different anime franchises.
90's-style 2D fighting action in which real-life men fight in cosplay. The shocking work that appeared in 2016 finally appears on Steam! * This work is a secondary creation game work based on the Touhou Project.