Mujintou Monogatari 4

Hyouryuu Ki: The Reportage Beyond the Sea begins when a plane crashes on an island. The player must explore the island to find materials to build new items and machines, while keeping the other characters alive by providing them food and water. There are different endings depending of what is build or used to escape the island.

Mujintou Monogatari 4 is a "survival life simulation" game and is essentially a retelling of the first game. A plane crashes into the sea, but a child survives and wakes up on a seemingly deserted island. The child finds another survivor and a cabin with a few basic supplies. After watching the lengthy intro, the player is given both heroes to manage. Water, food, light sources and materials have to be gathered and new tools can be crafted, provided the characters have all the necessary materials and knowledge. Compared to the original game, Mujintou Monogatari 4 changes the gameplay to make it more of an Action RPG, with players having to control the characters using a mouse and double-clicking on an item or enemy to gather or attack it. Players can find other survivors and have control of 3 unique pairs of characters which can explore various areas of the island. Each character's statistics can change depending on the activities that players make them do.

Sent on a reckless mission, you find yourself in outer space filled with numerous dangers and things to explore. Build, craft, manage your crew, look after the chicken, and defeat the evil space corporation in this new breathtaking survival game.

Can you survive in a world destroyed by nuclear war? With radiation, hunger and disease all around you. You have to cross the entire country and save your family. Who knows if they are even alive, or if radiation and the deadly virus have already reached them? Uncover the secret of the apocalypse and regain your memories during a journey across the huge territory of the USSR in the 1980s.

Digimon Story: Lost Evolution is a role-playing game developed and published by Bandai for the Nintendo DS. Released in Japan on July 1, 2010, the game follows players as they raise and battle Digimon while restoring lost evolution data, introducing mechanics focused on recovering and rebuilding Digimon abilities.

Monster Rancher Advance is a monster-raising simulation that allows players to raise and customize 440 monster types. These monsters can then be tested in in-game tournaments, or made battle against other players's ones in two-player mode (by the GBA link cable). Monsters are created in the game's shrine through the entry of letters, numbers and punctuation symbols. Players begin with the ability to enter up to 4 characters to make monsters, and can unlock the ability to use up to 8 characters through gaining higher trainer ranks. Different words or combinations of characters can not only make different types of monsters, but also each monster can have varying attributes and characteristics, making each one unique. Players then train the monsters by choosing which foods to feed them with, which drills to do to raise attributes, what training to send them to for learning new attacks, and what items to give them. The game starts with a modest amount of money with which food and items can be purchased; more money is earned in tournaments. Gameplay revolves around planning training sessions, adding new attacks and juggling the bank account, along with attempting to win tournaments. As monsters age, they can be added to a coaching staff to help raise new monsters to better attributes, or they can be combined with other monsters to make stronger babies. Monsters do not die in this game, however they do face an enforced retirement age. There is a storyline, where some characters from older Monster Rancher games are back, and new characters are introduced. The gameplay itself, like most other Monster Rancher games, is open-ended. The two-player mode, requiring the link cable and two copies of the game, allows players to test the monsters they have raised against each other. It also allows players to trade items and cash money, to wager items or cash on tournaments, and trade raised monsters bringing them into each others' game files.

Love Nikki-Dress UP Queen is a free-to-play mobile game centered around fashion battles between titular player character Nikki and the people she encounters on her journey through fantastical fashion lands.

A little game that was originally intended for Valentine's Day, but you can play it any time you wish!

How long can you survive? Don't Die! Don't Stop eating and drinking! Through collections and hunting, you can create tools and buildings. Through it Protect yourself from zombies and survive for a long time. Adapted to five mode environment, Create a space protecting yourself from zombies!

Explore a survival-roguelike RPG set in an unknown and bizarre world. To withstand its many dangers, you'll need to gain new knowledge, scavenge for food, and acquire useful items. Craft, build, and learn your way through a crucial adventure to uncover the world's secrets.

Ragnarok M: Eternal Love is a free-to-play fantasy RPG based off the original Ragnarok Online franchise, developed by XD Global and licensed by Gravity Interactive.

Hobo: Tough Life is a city survival RPG. You play as a homeless and your main goal is to survive. To do this you will have to deal with hunger, hostile environment, human unconcern and with forthcoming winter. Play with friends or with other players online and do whatever it takes to survive.