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Your Turn To Die: Death Game By Majority is a multi-ending horror adventure game. Your decision will directly affect the story and final outcome!
You are a wisp of consciousness in Jane's mind. Uncover the details of her past, make choices in the present and play until you attain a happy future.
Life Gallery is a puzzle game with a unique, illustration-style art design that leads the players into a world of profound horror. Produced by 751 Games, Life Gallery is constructed from a series of illustrations. As players go through each illustration, they will solve puzzles, unravel mysteries, and explore the dark and chilling story at the heart of the game.
Enju Yoinara is a middle school teacher at the small, rural Yusei Junior High. A strange encounter one rainy morning is quickly forgotten as the rest of the day goes by without incident. But the next day, tragedy strikes in his classroom, and a very bizarre mystery begins to unfold...
It's the sixth day of incessant rain in the city. The entire country had been shaken by a series of bizarre murders, occuring late at night on a deserted street. Because slashing throats and tearing open stomachs were his modus operandi, the criminal was rumored to be a "Modern-day Jack the Ripper."
Sylvan Disappearance is a mystery visual novel with an epistolary component. In the course of the story, you follow Mirabelle's life in a seaside city, and read the correspondence she receives from her friends Martin and Célia.
Like furniture, your grief is sturdy and simple. A text-based horror game about you. This game is best played with headphones and in fullscreen.
Investigate the origins of the literary debut of Adam Mickiewicz, a XIX century-famous Polish poet. In an immersive visual novel, discover the secret of his love, friendship, and artistic inspirations!
Elevator Hitch is a short 2.5D surreal horror/escape room visual novel with point-and-click and puzzle elements following the story of two co-workers suddenly finding themselves stuck together in a "Perfectly Normal" 70s office elevator. They must explore each liminal-looking floor and find a way to get off the elevator to their actual destinations.