Yo-Kai Watch 3: Sushi

Updated 3rd version of Sushi and Tempura that was released exclusively in Japan, and was the basis for the international releases of Yo-kai Watch 3. It introduces new yokai to befriend and a complete new Yo-Kai Watch Busters side mode called Busters T. In that mode the player can go out and find hidden treasures in Egyptian or temple-themed dungeons and fight against giant Boss Yo-kai.

The young hero, who lives in a mansion atop the apartment building owned by his grandma, finds a camera in a locked room, encounters a ghost and gets caught up in all kinds of turmoil!

Yo-kai Watch 4++ is an updated version of Yo-kai Watch 4 with new content for the game, there will be new areas like "Blossom Heights" and “Cauldron-Boiled Hell”, a new Yo-kai to befriend, a new boss and a new multiplayer mode.

Yo-kai Watch centers on a boy who gets a special watch that lets him befriend and help mischievous Yo-kai and later summon them to fight other Yo-kai. Players can overcome challenges and help various characters solve everyday problems with the help of Yo-kai friends. These eccentric Yo-kai resemble anything from inanimate objects to mythical creatures. Yo-Kai Watch 1 for Nintendo Switch is a version for Nintendo Switch of the original game realised in Nintendo 3Ds

The young hero, who lives in a mansion atop the apartment building owned by his grandma, finds a camera in a locked room, encounters a ghost and gets caught up in all kinds of turmoil!

Yo-kai Watch centers on a boy who gets a special watch that lets him befriend and help mischievous Yo-kai and later summon them to fight other Yo-kai. Players can overcome challenges and help various characters solve everyday problems with the help of Yo-kai friends. These eccentric Yo-kai resemble anything from inanimate objects to mythical creatures. Yo-Kai Watch 1 Smartphone is a port of the original Nintendo 3DS game for Android and iOS.

You have enrolled in the super huge elite school Y Academy! Having fun in school with your friends while solving the mysteries incident happening throughout the campus! A completely new kind of excitement waiting for you!

Third game of the main series of Yo-kai Watch video games. It was initially released in two versions, Sushi and Tempura. The player switches control between 2 characters, one in Japan and the other in the USA.

Watch out! The strangely charming troublemakers, Yo-kai, are back for an all-new adventure! Find, befriend, and battle more than 350 new and returning Yo-kai. Hop on a train to seek out new towns and new Yo-kai. Teaming up with the heroic cat, Hovernyan, travel back in time to save Springdale, and witness the origin of the Yo-kai Watch!

Updated every Friday with new stories, items, quests, monsters and more! Join thousands online and defend the world from Drakath and his 13 Chaos Lords. Team with your friends and take on challenging bosses to get rare rewards! With a storyline that updates weekly, our very first MMO always has something new for you to do, epic loot to collect, and other heroes to battle with... or against!

Much like its predecessor, Yo-kai Watch 2 is an open world role-playing video game, where the player is given control of player character Nathan Adams, or alternatively, Katie Forester. Players navigate around the open world using the Nintendo 3DS' touchscreen to find and befriend various Yo-kai, which are scattered across the overworld. Players befriend Yo-kai by giving them a food that they like before beginning battle, and after defeating the Yo-kai it approaches the player character and gives them its Yo-kai Medal, allowing it to be summoned at will. A new feature in battles is using the touch screen to find a particular sweetspot on an enemy Yo-kai to increase the likelihood of befriending it at the end of the battle, or other sweetspots for extra damage, extra money, or extra experience. Yo-kai can also be acquired through an in game Crank-a-kai (Gasha Machine) by collecting in-game coins or using Play Coins. Certain Yo-kai are necessary for completing the game's main quest, and special rare Yo-kai are acquired through various subquests. Yo-kai have the capability to evolve into more powerful versions of themselves if they reach a certain level, or they can evolve by combining with particular items or other Yo-kai. The Yo-kai are divided amongst eight different classes, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. There are also Legendary Yo-kai that can only be obtained by collecting a particular set of Yo-kai listed in the Yo-kai Medallium, a compendium of the different Yo-kai the player has encountered or befriended. When the player encounters a Yo-kai, he enters into battle with it using six Yo-kai that the player has befriended previously. The touchscreen is used during battles to rotate amongst the player's Yo-kai in battle at will. It is also used either to clear up status effects on the player's Yo-kai or to charge up the Yo-kai's Soultimate abilities. While the original Yo-kai Watch featured nearly 250 Yo-kai, Yo-Kai Watch 2 features nearly 450, including several that were featured as bosses in the original game.

A chaotic "Squishy RPG Adventure" gacha game where you'll discover a lot of cute characters, all with squishy cheeks which you can pull on whenever you want. It's parts a visual novel, parts a strategic card-based auto battler where making sure your "Apostles" (the characters that you can recruit) are thoroughly equipped with advantages before and during battles matters a lot. You do that before battles by levelling them up, equipping them with materials, serving them food, and increasing their stats through a "skill tree"-like board. Resources for each of these tasks can be earned through various game modes. During battles, between each round of combat, you're given sets of 3 cards to choose from, each of them with varying costs to a currency that replenishes after each round. While combat occurs, if your Apostle gets equipped with 4 stars through the use of your cards, you'll also be able to activate their senior skill (which will cool down after use for a set amount of time).

Venture with the most nerdy anti-heroes of all times, face a crazy adventure, defeat a mad business man and save the universe, one fetch quest at a time. Embody 13+ different heroic spirits, equip gear, master skills and character combinations to fight in turn based combat 300+ different enemies and, while you progress into an over 30 hours main quest, feel free to explore 500+ locations looking for more than 100 hidden secrets. The action doesn’t stop with the single player adventure! Enter the Online Arena and fight other players in asynchronous battles! Fight and unlock 100 unique multiplayer perks, 64+ costumes and more and reach the top online leaderboard!

Ichika, a fisherwoman from the previous game, has plans to get married. However, during the night before Ichika's marriage, Shino, Izuna's best friend, disappears. Izuna frantically tries to find her and quickly locates her. Shino reveals that she was searching for her sister, Shizune, so Izuna and her friends decide to help Shino find Shizune.

Crawl through randomly-generated dungeons to power up the weakest superhero in the world's history (you) and defeat the final boss threatening the Earth: Darkdeath Evilman! Customize everything imaginable, from your stats to your appearance; from your secret base to your theme song! Z.H.P. will scratch all your RPG itches!

Starting development in 2005 under the codename "Rapture", FINAL FANTASY XIV ONLINE was announced in 2009 for Windows and the PlayStation 3. It ran on Square Enix's Crystal Tools middleware engine, which was adjusted to suit the game's specifications. During development, the team carried over multiple aesthetic elements from FFXI while creating something that stood on its own. Due to several factors, the development was beset by problems that would later have drastic effects on the game. Attempts to bring the game to Xbox 360 consoles fell through due to disagreements with Microsoft about the use of Xbox Live. After its alpha test and a delayed beta test, the game went live on September 30, 2010, remaining active until its servers were closed on November 11, 2012. At launch, the game received a mixed to negative reaction: while the graphics and music met with general praise, other aspects were unanimously panned, including the gameplay, interface, and the general impression of the game being unfinished at launch. Critic and fan backlash caused Square Enix to pull subscription fees, indefinitely postpone the PlayStation 3 version, and eventually develop an entirely new version of the game called FINAL FANTASY XIV ONLINE: A REALM REBORN. The poor reception has had a serious impact on the FINAL FANTASY series, with both staff and company officials saying that the brand had been damaged.

"YO-KAI WATCH is back and more action-packed than ever, as YO-KAI WATCH BLASTERS: Red Cat Corps and White Dog Squad are coming to Nintendo 3DS family systems! Players can team up with up to three other friends either locally or online to fight towering Big Bosses, using skills and powerful Soultimate Moves. While previous YO-KAI WATCH games focused on turn-based battles, YO-KAI WATCH BLASTERS drops you into real-time skirmishes, in the first ever action RPG for the series. During these battles, you directly control your Yo-kai as you strategise with different skills and equipment to defeat huge bosses. By taking on various fast-paced missions, players will embark on a journey to meet, befriend and battle more than 400 new and returning Yo-kai. Each of the two versions of the game – YO-KAI WATCH BLASTERS: White Dog Squad or YO-KAI WATCH BLASTERS: Red Cat Corps – contains different Yo-kai, missions and bosses. By trading between the two, you can collect all the Yo-kai! By linking save data from YO-KAI WATCH 2: Bony Spirits, YO-KAI WATCH 2: Fleshy Souls or YO-KAI WATCH 2: Psychic Specters, you can get one of three special Yo-kai to take into battle."