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A Nitro+Chiral rhythm game featuring, characters and songs from Nitro+CHiRAL games! as well as a original story.
A masked player must compete with the pros to save Smash Bros from a meta-gaming apocalypse.
Discover and explore the deeper meanings of La Dispute's 2019 "Panorama" album by exploring abstract landscapes and finding accompanying lyrics.
An adventure game based on the TV anime "Sound of the Sky". Members of the 1121st Platoon, a defense unit composed entirely of girls, are depicted struggling to perform at a music festival. Original characters that are not in the original also appear, and the story progresses with a little fan service happening. This work adopts a multi-view system, and the player can select the character who will be the "hero of the day" for each day and enjoy the scenario from each viewpoint. In addition, a parameter called "playing ability" is set for each character, and the playing ability goes up and down in daily events, and everyone's level can be confirmed "by ear" in daily practice.
Houkago no Love Beat is a Japanese-only PlayStation 2 otome game (also referred to as GxB games) released on June 10, 2004. A notable feature of the game is the integration of real J-pop songs into the gameplay, and the ability to watch and listen to the songs again once you have mastered them in-game, as well as the fact that the main character has a voice (many otome games' main characters are not voice acted).
A visual novel developed by HEADLOCK about Virtual YouTubers in an apocalyptic world.
Chimes is a 3 minute kinetic novel set in a zombie apocalypse
Trust the blackbird is a hand-drawn 2d game made in a form of comics with lovely watercolour illustrations. Follow the heart-warming story about meeting new friend and following the dreams. As the story unfolds, couple of light puzzles will be on your way.
Pancake Surprise! is a story that is set in the kingdom of Azaliea where you'll meet the one and only Pancake Prince.
A self-paced rhythm game based on the Courtney Barnett song of the same name.