Hakuoki

A PSP port of the original PS2 game and one of North America's First otome games.

Spring, a season of blessing for new encounters. Yukimura Chizuru knocks on the gates of a private academy, which has since been a boys' school. However, as of this year, Hakuou Academy opens its gates to co-education and Chizuru is the only female student enrolled. Thus, begins her first year. This edition comes with cards and some other extras.

This game takes place before main Hakuoki games, during early days of Shinsengumi. You play as a male character and gather not romance affection points like in the other otome games, but friend affection points with Shinsengumi members. Included in this version of the game, are all the scenarios that were added as extra content in the past ports of this game.

The Hakuoki Shinkai Reimeiroku - Limited Edition includes: - Switch game "Hakuouki Reimeiroku" - Special illustration box - Original soundtrack with bonus radio drama - Special cloth poster - Badge Character acrylic stand

A new Hakuoki game for Nintendo Switch, set in 19th century Europe.

Produced by otome game label Otomate, LibraryCross is a crazily huge crossover between many of the developer's works, including Amnesia, Hakuoki, Norn9, Beast and Princess, Welcome to Fukujuro, and Yunohana SpRINGI. Featuring nine original characters, the heroine is a medical student who finds herself locked up in a mysterious place upon waking up. Having only a strange white book and a clock, she will have to choose between following the instructions in the book to escape, or to die in that room once the clock hits 13:00.

Two legendary visual novels come together in Hakuoki: Chronicles of Wind and Blossom, a remastered compilation of Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms and Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds, each among the most beloved entries in the acclaimed Japanese otome series. Players take the role of young heroine Chizuru as she is surrounded by the handsome warriors of the Shinsengumi. As battle ensues, who will emerge victorious and who will claim Chizuru's heart? Embrace the political and interpersonal drama of feudalism while navigating romantic scenarios and witnessing events inspired by Japanese history, brought to life through beautifully illustrated cutscenes and passionate dialogue sequences. Explore multiple story routes across both epic visual novels, renowned by long-time fans of the series while serving as a standalone jumping-on point for new players. This updated version includes revised text for the best possible experience, making Hakuoki: Chronicles of Wind and Blossom the definitive way for players to enjoy the game!

Ishin Renka: Ryouma Gaiden Shokai Seisanban is a Japanese Otome-style visual novel for the PSP.

Fandisc for Diabolik Lovers MORE, BLOOD.

The first game in the wildly popular Diabolik Lovers otome series from Rejet. The player plays as Komori Yui, a girl sent to live with distant relatives.

Hakuoki is a Japanese otome video game series by Idea Factory, first released for the PlayStation 2 on September 18th, 2008 and ported to many other platforms.

Yuriko, a noblewoman in the Taisho Era, has a big party on her birthday. She then discovers her father is trying to find her a rich husband at the party, but she doesn't want to have that fate. Suddenly, some rogues break into her place and start trashing the place. She grabs a wooden sword so she can fight them, but a man saves her...

This is a romance game for women where you become the first female soldier in the Shinsengumi, fight alongside the other soldiers, and fall in love. Experience historical battles alongside the likes of Kondo, Hijikata, and Okita. Bakumatsu Renka Shinsengumi has been upgraded into a high-resolution graphics New features added such as "Log Jump" to re-read previous dialogue, auto-save when making choices and more to make the game an overall comfortable experience. Also added a gallery where players can see all unlocked illustrations.

A sequel to Ginsei no Shou and Tsukikage no Shou. This time, the story takes place in Kyoto, where the Shinsengumi were active in the past, and spins the story of their youth and memories that were not depicted in the main story, including incidents of various sizes that are recounted along with the events of the four seasons.

Bunmei Kaika: Aoiza Ibunroku is an otome game, developed by HuneX and published by FuRyu, which was released in Japan in 2011. Mito Aoi is a normal high school student living in a shrine with her childhood friend, Kaminari Sousuke. One day her mother asks them to clean their warehouse, where they find a silver mirror among the other antique stuff. Just before they go out, a thunder strikes outside and Aoi gets absorbed into the mirror. When she opens her eyes Aoi finds herself back in 1873, the Meiji era... and in front of her is a group of travelling performers, Aoiza.

A otome game by Cybird.

A fandisc that brings together a number of spin-off stories and illustrations into one, focusing on stories that were not included in the main story, such as recollections of incidents in "Hakuouki Zuisouroku".