Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Hou+: Mehagashi-hen

A remastered version of Kamikashimashi-hen that was initially included in the PC release of Hou with improved graphics.

A remastered version of Mehagashi-hen that was initially included in the PC release of Hou with improved graphics.

A remastered version of Hinamizawa Teiryuujo that was initially included in the PC release of Hou with improved graphics.

A remastered version of Outbreak that was initially included in the PC release of Hou with improved graphics.

The tragedy of Hinamizawa is over. Those held captive within its grip are free from the fate that bound them to June 1983. Yet the tale of Hinamizawa is not truly complete. There are many worlds not yet explored.

A remastered version of Kamikashimashi-hen that was initially included in the PC release of Hou with improved graphics.

The game's original story, involves Kazuma discovering a cursed ring that allows him to steal the underwear of others near him. He learns the only way to undo the curse would be through raising enough money. The game's "Underwear Judgment" system revolves the player controlling Kazuma in returning lost underwear to their rightful owners.

"There’s something I need to get back. Something precious that sank into the ocean years ago." The story takes place on the World Heritage-listed Ogasawara Islands. After a four-year absence, Hiroki Mizuno returns to the island during his summer vacation to help his grandmother with her shop. The story begins as he encounters a beautiful blonde girl, Emily, on the deck of the ferry on his way to the island. Emily has run away from home. She has her mind set on retrieving “sunken treasure”. Chisa, an old friend with whom Hiroki reconnects on the island, provides some insight. “The Ghost Ship―that's what we call one of the shipwrecks around here." It’s said that the treasure Emily is after lies in a shipwreck that disappears each time there’s a storm. Emily, the beautiful blonde-haired girl. Chisa, the childhood friend with golden, suntanned skin. This summer, pass the days on a tropical island with two beautiful girls, scuba diving, and adventure! Their destination: the “Ghost Ship”. Somewhere just past where the sky meets the sea...

“The worst, worst, and most beloved story, told all over again...” A story from Hinata and Honoka's point of views. A fandisc for Yanderella.

A collaboration game with a famous YouTuber! Control the main character, Gunpi, and conquer the three heroines!

A mid-length novel game containing two stories. Pandora Diary — a story where Mikoto tells a “certain someone” about her sins, her loves and her vow, and “he” who atoned for those sins. Happy Birthday • Happy End — Several years after Matarou turns himself in, leaving behind Mikoto and Mitarou. Several years later, on April 27th, Mikoto and Mitarou hold a birthday party for Mikoto's birthday. In the meanwhile, the police are informed of an escaped inmate in the neighborhood... A fandisc of Mikoto Nikki.

The scenario for Dawning Subaru, and The Owl lurking in the twilight. is written by Momono Zappa, who won the 67th Edogawa Ranpo Award for the novel Roukou Zanmu. Character designs, CGs, and original images are handled by U35, who drafted the character designs for the TV anime The Aquatope on White. An authentic world of mystery depicted by Momono Zappa with transparent characters illustrated by U35 come together in this new visual novel! Additionally, the theme song is sung by Kanako Itou, who is known for her work on the theme songs for Higurashi When They Cry: Kizuna and STEINS;GATE. With its mysterious vibe and fast pace, paired with Kanako Itou’s vocals, the song is a key constructor of the game’s atmosphere.

You wake up to discover a man standing in front of you who introduces himself as ‘The Knight of Thistledown.’ Who is this mysterious stranger and why does the name ‘Thistledown’ sound so familiar? A short visual novel about taking chances and learning more about yourself.

Further Skies takes place in 2008, following a pair of childhood friends adjusting to the ever-shifting world of online communication and relationships, which allows their world to become ever larger - for better and for worse. This is a story about being a young person in an online age that doesn't quite exist in the form it once did anymore. About communication, paranoia, grief, the joy of finding your people and your place, and the road to equanimity and internal harmony.