Ouran High School Host Club
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Ouran High School Host Club
The Ouran High School Host Club visual novel for PlayStation 2 and Nintendo DS were developed and published by Idea Factory. The PlayStation 2 game was released in 2007 and the Nintendo DS game in 2009. Both games borrow strong elements from the dating sim genre, though classified as a "romantic adventure" game. They are currently only available in Japanese.
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