Banshee's Last Cry

Kamaitachi no Yoru is a sound novel developed and published by Chunsoft. The game was first released on November 25, 1994 for the Super Famicom. It was also ported to the Playstation and Gameboy Advance It became available on the Virtual Console in February, 2007 for 800 Wii Points. The story-line was written by Takemaru Abiko and production was directed by Kazuya Asano and Koichi Nakamura. Kamaitachi no Yoru was the second sound novel developed by Chunsoft, and its popularity brought a myriad of other companies to develop similar games. The term "sound novel" was originally a registered trademark of Chunsoft, but is now regarded as a whole genre of its own. The game revolves around Toru and his girlfriend Mari, who are suddenly drawn into a horrible murder mystery while on vacation at a skiing lodge. The first part of the games develops as a crime-solving adventure.

Banshee's Last Cry is a thrilling visual novel that takes readers on a deadly thrill ride of murder and deception. Set in a snowed in hotel lodge during Christmas, vacationers find themselves caught up in a murderous “whodunit” game when someone winds up dead.

A murder mystery sound novel developed by Chunsoft and the fourth entry in the Kamaitachi no Yoru series. This title attempted to reboot the franchise by returning to a setting similar to the first game, with a group of people trapped in a cabin during a snowstorm, while also introducing new elements such as a real-time polygonal presentation, voice acting and investigative gameplay mechanics, all firsts for the franchise.

Industry veteran Yukito Urushibara and prolific illustrator Saine join forces for the first time to craft a stunning tale about a group of young people in an eerie world of endless twilight. Follow their story as they struggle against limitless cruelty and confront the inescapable traumas of life and death together. Perennial Dusk: Kinsenka is the latest visual novel written by Yukito Urushibara, whose work on Irotoridori no Sekai and Sakura Moyu captivated players with stories that inspire hope as readily as they induce despair.

A simple conversation which can lead to one of 3 different endings.

Kimura Natsuya is average at everything he does, with a complex about his mediocrity. Then, a celebrity called Tokiwa Akihiko, who was known as a one in a hundred million beautiful boy, appears before Natsuya... -- Natsuya's emotions are shaken by Akihiko's presence...

An ordinary writer creates, longing to be like God [Fenikkusu]. One night, at 4 AM, he meets a mysterious girl called "Feni" in a park. "Oji-san, would you like to know the truth... or would you remain happier if you were blissfully unaware?" She entrusts the protagonist with a mysterious, golden bird's egg. If the protagonist can make someone happy, the phoenix can rise again. "What I am about to tell you is the end of the fake world, that was created by God." The girl speaks to him, "This is a story of love, madness and the bizarre, the end of... "me"." At 4 am, the Phoenix awaits its end. You and I, who have sinned, spend our last moments together.

Doujin game inspired by ONE ~Kagayaku Kisetsu e~. Contains three separate stories with three different protagonists: "Stay.": Nagamori Mizuka tries to cope with Kouhei's sudden disappearance. "Before it turns into a memory": Kawana Misaki tries to find out what happened to Orihara Kouhei, with the help of Kouzuki Mio and Miyama Yukimi. "Sweet": Orihara Kouhei and Satomura Akane enjoy their daily life as boyfriend and girlfriend.

Late in the day, an older lady approaches one of her local prosecutors to enquire about a case of discrimination. Meanwhile, someone is remembering an absurd event from their early days in an office.

A short game about you and your mom. But instead of feeling like home, why does it feel like the opposite instead?

The protagonist, Shigenobu Aoki, is a teacher with the goal of “being a teacher who can be close to his students.” Aoki is curious about a student named Saki Furukawa who's in his class this year, who had suffered severe injuries to his face. When he asked the other teachers, it seems that Furukawa is "always like that". Thinking that it’s strange that he's always injured, Aoki tries to talk to Furukawa, but...

-- Goodbye, my angel.

The scrapped version of Jingai Makyou that was released at Comiket in 2003. It differs significantly from the final version and was only ever released as a short demo.