Infinity

Never7: The End of Infinity is the first title in the Infinity series, and is followed by Ever17: The Out of Infinity, Remembe 11: The Age of Infinity, 12Riven: The Psi-Climinal of Integral, and Code_18. In the game, the player takes the role of Makoto Ishihara, a college student who attends a seminar camp on an island together with three other students; he also befriends three other people who he meets on the island. The game takes place over the course of a week, and consists of the player reading the story, occasionally making choices that affect the direction of the plot; on the sixth day, one of the female characters dies, and the game moves back in time to the beginning, letting the player use knowledge from the first set of six days to make new choices, to try to prevent the character's death.

Ever17 is a remake of "Ever17: The Out of Infinity", developed in collaboration between 5pb. and CyberFront. This remake, among other things, features a significantly rewritten script, re-done voice acting, a remixed soundtrack, and animated 3D models to replace the static character sprites of the original.

Code_18 is the fifth entry in the Infinity series, which also includes Never 7: The End of Infinity, Ever 17: The Out of Infinity, Remember 11: The Age of Infinity, and 12Riven: The Psi-Climinal of Integral. The game follows Hayato Hino, a high school student who receives voice messages from the future on his phone, and is stuck in a loop, repeating a month of his life over and over again. Cyberfront bought the rights to the Infinity series after its previous developer, KID, closed down. The game's writing was done by the group Run & Gun, while the sound production was handled by the band Milktub. While the development team had originally planned to use a theme of "escape from an enclosed space" similarly to previous Infinity games, it was changed due to concerns of the size of the game's audience, and was seen as a reboot of the series.

12Riven is a visual novel in which the player makes progress by reading the game's story. At certain points during conversations with other characters, the player is given a set of choices. Depending on what the player chooses, the story diverges into different branches, eventually leading to different endings; there is only one "true ending"

Don your spy gear and investigate the murder of one of cinema's favorite stars!

DS Dengeki Bunko: Iriya no Sora, UFO no Natsu II is the second part of the DS Dengeki Bunko series.

DS Dengeki Bunko: Iriya no Sora, UFO no Natsu is a visual novel based on the Japanese sci-fi light novel series Iriya no Sora, UFO no Natsu.

A science fiction otome game for PS2.

Code Geass: Lost Colors allows you to join the war for Japan, as seen in the anime. Will you join the Black Knights in revolution, or will you join the Britannian Army and fight against the radical elevens? Or will you abstain from the war altogether?

Dive into an interactive drama where romance, mystery and the Parisian lifestyle combine! Meet colorful characters, build relationships and unravel an old mystery… You’re interviewing for a job at City of Love, Paris' most prestigious lifestyle magazine and brainchild of Raphael Laurent, a handsome entrepreneur. But is this the real reason Raphael has invited you to Paris?

A delicate tale of coming-of-age, with cell phones, and friends in far-off places, and the first blush of unrequited love ...

A port of School Days for the Playstation 2.

The only thing Bell Park likes more than a mystery is solving it on her own. But when a time-travelling 12-year-old version of herself lands face-down on her rented co-working desk, she'll have no choice but to take the displaced kid detective along on her latest case. Follow the trail of a missing heterosexual on the strange streets of Toronto! Investigate a quirky cast of drag kings, chicken wing enthusiasts, and women in elaborate cat make-up! Thrill in the pervasive ennui of your early twenties! Struggle to remember where your preteen self was at with the whole being gay thing! Will Adult Bell make peace with the figurative and literal ghosts of her past? Can Kid Bell navigate the uncanny world of the 2020s and find her way back home? How's the chicken in that creepy basement food court? These questions and more will be answered in THE GROWN-UP DETECTIVE AGENCY.

Bara no Ki ni Bara no Hanasaku was released in 2006 on PS2 and in 2010 on PSP. The game was created by Cyc Rosé, and it was ported to the PSP by QuinRose.