Year 41 without the sun. Inside the skeleton of a colossal sea creature, the lighthouses burn memories for light. A late-90s-style JRPG with pre-rendered backdrops, three discs, time-gauge battles and a mechanic with a giant wrench who always keeps his word.
You're a dolphin. Your job: make everything sparkle by spitting high-pressure water. 1–6 players, seagulls with a grudge, crazy modifiers and absolutely zero professionalism.
A musical action RPG about a boy, a talking bell and thirteen skies that are being forgotten. Wield a tuning fork, chain combos, magic and reaction commands, and ring every silent world back to life before the last note fades.
Grow crystals instead of crops. Crack geodes with the most satisfying tap in cozy games, fill a museum with one-of-a-kind gems, befriend a mountain village (and one very determined rival), and bring a sleeping valley back to life, season by season.
Anime spinning-top battles in an endless underground passage. If something is wrong, turn back. If nothing is wrong, beat the blader who waits and walk on. Spot the anomalies, win the battles and reach the exit 8... if it exists.
I died. I reincarnated as a hamster. Now I must break the world speed record. A pixel-art gear-shifting wheel racer and incremental RPG that starts cozy... and ends at the speed of light.
A bicycle hits you, you die, and you wake up as a hamster in another world. There is only one way home: down the pass at night, five exhaust pipes over your roof and a rival on your bumper. A touge racing RPG with the full bosozoku kit welded on.
The Hero saved the world. Then he smashed every jar in your village looking for loose change. You got the class Neighbour and the skill Organizer. Put 4,584 things back where they belong — you'll have to learn whose style they are — before he comes through the door again.
You wake up tied to a chair. Again. Dig underground, avoid whatever hears you digging and descend into the house where a woman in white hums your lullaby. First-person Japanese horror: don't look back when they sing kagome kagome.
Everyone in Shiomachi has a line they swallowed. At midnight, time stops and those words become monsters. Live a whole school year, forge 17 bonds, and in the Mute Hour fight to make your friends say what they never could. A stylish JRPG about the things we don't say.
You died slipping on your own winning lottery ticket. Now you're one of 100 corpses in Hell's Ninth Gambling Den: 32 sadistic games, each with a hidden trap, a cheating demon croupier and your funeral streaming live. Only the last gambler standing returns to life.
A Tokyo prosecutor gets hit by a truck and is reborn in the city of the dead as the yakuza heir nobody wanted. An HD-2D turn-based JRPG: build your family, ink your back, take the turf… and sing karaoke against yōkai.
Tokyo, at night, in the rain. Twelve years after vanishing, Kyōsuke Narumi returns to Shinbashi and walks straight into a war between yakuza families. An open-world crime saga: brawls, katana and gunfights, police chases, mountain-pass races and a shinkansen to the old capital.
You died at 4:44 a.m. Now you're the Underworld's forensic examiner. Rebuild the shattered memories of the dead with Picross, battle lying spirits, expose false testimony before King Enma — and find out who erased your own page.
You died waiting for a train. A goddess reincarnated you as a 5 mm worker ant with one errand: steal a 72 cm loaf of bread — the whole thing, crumb by crumb — through a 9 mm crack, without the Human noticing you exist. That's 7,600 crumbs. Start with one.
He passed the ball in the final. The goal swallowed him whole. Now Hino Kakeru is trapped in an isekai tower with 299 strikers, and only the last egoist goes home. Devour rivals' Fangs, fuse super moves, unleash duo combos and climb 24 floors of anime football action with 4 endings and local 2P.
Every forgotten thing grows a soul. Photograph them with your grandma's ancient flip phone, befriend 161 spirits, and spin them into battle. A comedy monster-collecting RPG in a Japanese town that changes with the real calendar.