Hakuouki Shinkai: Manyou no Shou

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".

Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom is a visual novel that follows the story of a young woman by the name of Chizuru who is searching for her missing father. Set around the end of Edo period when samurai warriors are becoming a remnants of a past era. While not being a downright love simulation, the game lets you pursue a relationship with some of the male characters. As such, the game was released on Valentine's Day and is focused more towards the female audience. As many games of its genre, it also features multiple endings based on choices you make throughout the story. This limited edition contains: Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom (with different cover art) 72-page full-color artbook Soundtrack

Fandisc for Urakata Hakuouki.

Otome game by Spice+. Set during the Sengoku era, a short story about a princess and her shinobi guard.

The original Aru Kanrinin no Koi game released in 2011 for PC.

An upcoming otome game by Rejet.

An otome game aimed to women aged 30 and older. The protagonist is supported by her three female friends during her job and romance troubles.

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.

A collection of short stories about Chizuru and her relationship to the men of the Shinsengumi.

Hakuoki Shinkai: Tsukikage no Shou is a story of a samurai who fought for his belief during the chaotic Edo period. This is a work that took up the daily story and the backside of the hero. The hero and the capture characters would be intertwined. The main characters are Toshizo Hijikata, Souji Okita, Keisuke Yamanami, Susumu Yamazaki, Hachiro Iba, and Chikage Kazama. The content of the game is a "common story" related to the season of Shinsengumi, "individual story" that deepens the bond with capture characters, and “complementary story” that teaches the relationship with the land that Shinsengumi. It has been constructed.

"The Men of Yoshiwara: Ohgiya" is a romance game for women, with the famous Yoshiwara pleasure districts as the setting -- but with the roles of men and women reversed!

The Shinsengumi: defenders of the capital. In this game, you can fall in love with a rugged, passionate Shinsengumi captain.