Infinite Stratos 2: Ignition Hearts

Infinite Stratos 2: Love and Purge is a Japanese visual novel based on the Infinite Stratos light novel franchise. The game’s story is set several days after the "World Purge" chapter. It is an adventure game where the player’s relationship with the heroines change depending on your choices. During adventure parts, players will become Ichika Orimura and enjoy the academy life together with the heroines. By choosing the options that appear mid-conversation, Ichika’s "Braveheart Points", which signify his manhood, will fluctuate. Depending on its final value, the game’s ending will change. In communication mode, it’s possible to give the game’s heroines a massage in order to deepen your bonds. If successful, your Braveheart Points will go up. But if it fails, they will fall. Massage techniques include applying pressure to parts of the body with your finger, tapping the body part, lightly rubbing it, or simply asking where she would like to be massaged.

Infinite Stratos: Versus Colors is a high-speed 3D battle action based on the Infinite Stratos light novel franchise where players fight in flight-powered mecha suits. The game will also allow for players to duel each other online.

Infinite Stratos 2: Ignition Hearts is a Japanese visual novel and the first game based on the Infinite Stratos light novel franchise. The player assumes the role of 15-year-old Ichika Orimura, who finds himself the first male capable of controlling the powerful IS combat exo-skeletons and is sent to the previously all girls IS pilots academy. The game will focus on the events of a summer festival. The heroines in the game have different ignition point and stress points. The building of the former allows progress. Building up the latter leads to a "Passion Event," followed by punishment.

Visual novel about a boy who told the wheel of fate is out of balance, and he will die within a week if he cannot fix it.

Xblaze Code: Embryo is a Japanese visual novel and the prequel to the fighting game series BlazBlue. The game is set 150 years before the events in BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger. The player assumes the role of Toya Kagari, a resident of Shin Yokozaki City and a sophomore at the prestigious Hakuou North Academy.

Newly-appointed Special Agent Mizuki and her AI partner Aiba are tasked to solve the bizarre Half Body serial killings in this sequel to the critically acclaimed AI: The Somnium Files.

Japanese visual novel for PS Vita published by Red Entertainment.

Remember11: The Age of Infinity is a visual novel video game. It is the third entry in the Infinity series; it is preceded by Never7: The End of Infinity and Ever17: The Out of Infinity, and followed by 12Riven: The Psi-Climinal of Integral and Code_18.

XBlaze Lost: Memories is a visual-novel game based in the BlazBlue universe and the sequel to XBlaze Code: Embryo! Play as the enigmatic pink-haired protagonist as she navigates through a weird and wondrous alternate reality with the help of the mysterious girl Nobody in order to save her sister, who disappeared into this unknown world! While there she is tasked with finding “Memory Fragments”, crystallized memories that not only serve as keys that will help her move on and find her sister, but also uncover the identity and story of the person those memories belong to!

Akira is a 1988 adventure video game by TOSE for the Family Computer console exclusively in Japan. It is based on Akira, the 1988 animated film version of Katsuhiro Otomo's manga of the same name.

Latest entry in the Memories Off series.

Kaen Seibo is a Japanese-style adventure which relies largely on conversations and the choices you make during them. However, the game also contains elements of Western-style adventuring. There are items that must be found, picked up and used at appropriate moments. There are areas where you can move through a 3D-like environment, viewing it from first-person perspective. During the dialogues, you also have commands that are accessible through a menu. There are also segments with a time limit.

A Japan-only PlayStation Portable visual novel, ported from the original R.U.R.U.R. The game is known for its use of established science fiction elements in its story, along with numerous references to several works of literature.