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About half a year before the opening of the patisserie, La Soleil where the catgirls work with Kashou. Back when Chocola and Vanilla were still kittens when they first arrived at the Minaduki household and before they opened up to the other catgirls. It's then that they gradually began to call Kashou "master", experienced their first Christmas, and shared a promise with Kashou. This is an extra episode as part of a stretch goal from the Nekopara OVA crowdfunding campaign!
This prequel to Vol. 1 provides a look at a day in the life of Shigure and the six catgirls in the family home. With little to no involvement of the previous protagonist Kashou Minaduki.
Your friend sets you up on a date with his NEET Cousin Kara.
Talk Your Way Out Of Getting Murdered!
A visual novel featuring a young man named Dennis, who must save a thug operated restaurant by winning two million dollars in a tennis tournament.
An extra arc featuring Ange and Virgilia creating new pairings for their yaoi doujins.
An extra arc originally included in Umineko When They Cry Tsubasa where Jessica summons Zepar and Furfur to help her get a present for Natsuhi, and the results are not quite what she expected.
The Fata Morgana no Yakata's whole gang is gathered for a last tea party around a carrot cake. The cake is so delicious that, to everybody displeasure, their souls got shuffled! Let's begin the Carrot Cake Soul-Shuffling Incident! 2015 April Fools' game by Novectacle.
Rewriting a classic from YTPBR into the Visual Novel genre. Why? What you should be asking is: "Why not?"
Kangaroo Court is a 1991 HyperCard game by Dave and P.F. Dumanis. Having been charged with an unknown, often absurd crime, you are forced to bargain for their innocence from a sadistic kangaroo judge who takes every opportunity to belittle and harass them. Players can take any number of strategies against the Kangaroo, including bribery, sucking up, and confrontation. They all invariably result in failure or death. The goal of Kangaroo Court isn't victory so much as seeing how long you can go against increasingly unfair and randomized odds.