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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.

Neofeud is a Dystopic Cyberpunk adventure game in the vein of Blade Runner, but with an overlay of Game of Thrones-like political intrigue, and 1366x768, hand-painted, stylized visuals.

Set in the year 3025, you take on the role of a lost traveler. With no memory of your past, you wake up on the starship, Andromeda Six, surrounded by its crew of outcasts, each with their own vivid backstory and one common goal. You must try to recover the pieces of your past to uncover your true identity and purpose, while learning to survive the political turmoil overtaking the galaxy after its recent terrorist attacks. On your journey you may end up discovering more than what you bargained for, but can you handle the truth of your past or will it end up consuming you? Will you follow the destiny the stars have written for you, or forge a new path?

This is a visual novel about a boy who tries to save his childhood friend.

A new student with a mysterious past, and a girl isolated and bullied by her peers. What secrets are they hiding? Dandelions in the Sky is a 2-3 hour length visual novel about school bullying and how the protagonist struggles with it.

This game tells a very personal story about the tragedy of loss and its aftermath. It can be played in about 15 minutes.

You're a member of a jetbike gang. Tiny Twine game for the Twiny Jam. Exactly 300 words.

Passed out after a night of New Year’s Eve partying, you are awoken from your drunken stupor by a RetailBot. This robot informs you that it had a dream, and would like your help in determining its meaning. You are free to help or hinder this robot. Just remember: words and actions can have consequences… A (very short) cyberpunk visual novel Dialogue system inspired by RPG classics Four distinct endings based off your choices throughout the game Pixel graphics! Featuring photography from Unsplash.com and music by Alexander Nakarada

A short visual novel taking place in a cyberpunk setting affected by global warming, discussing the topic of waste management.

A fourth-year expelled student returns to his hometown, hoping to reconnect with old friends. While hacking into the abyss of the unconscious, he will search for answers to numerous questions: how to overcome alienation, how to restore the course of time, and why this world is imprisoned either in the past or in somebody else's future. Surveillance cameras, protective rituals, videotapes with old films, secret networks outside the networks, the search for oneself and one's place in reality. What of this is real and what is psychosis which resulted from a man-made disaster?