Yume Nikki (2004)Yume Nikki is a 32-Bit freeware game created by Kikiyama, a Japanese solo game designer. The game was made using RPGMaker 2003. The game is regarded as one of the most original applications of RPGMaker 2003, and the start of a possible new genre of games. "Yume Nikki" means "Dream Diary" in Japanese, and the game follows a young girl named Madotsuki as she dreams. The goal is to seek out and acquire all 24 'Effects'. The game otherwise has no plot, and nearly the entire game is left up to speculation.
The Majesty of Colors (2008)As a strange being from beneath the ocean, discover the beauty of the surface world. What relationship will you have with the humans? Can you survive? Will they?
Last Train Home (2020)This is a short horror-adventure game about being stuck on a train. Loosely based on a story of the same name I read on the internet. This game was submitted to MiniJam 47. The whole thing was written in C.
Bunny Hill Horror (2019)You have a problem: you're out of work, and the government is threatening to cut off your benefits. Don't worry- Oswald Mandias will help you. He'll help everybody. Once his dreams of resurrecting an ancient kingdom are realised, nobody will be spared his benevolence. In this visual novel adventure, you must outwit zombies, genetically modified monstrosities, seductive sisters and one very sadistic secretary, in order to prevent a dark and terrifying future for mankind. Oh, and get to the pub quiz in time because your mate Dave won't stop nagging you about it. Assorted Facts: Bunny Hill is a real place in Staffordshire, England and the outside backgrounds were photographed there. The interior background and castle shots were taken on a day trip to Tamworth Castle. Bunny Hill Castle was one of Stoke-on-Trent's leading attractions on Google Maps for several months until someone spoilt the fun and told them that it doesn't really exist. The characters are all Deviant Art stock models with the exception of Dave who is played by the game's writer Dominic O'Reilly Several of the items are real-life props, including the Father Ted referencing "Dreamy Sleepy Nightie Snoozy Snooze" Although the itch.io version is 13+, an uncut 18+ version of this game exists on Gamejolt and Newgrounds. Bunny Hill Horror appeared in the itch.io Black Lives Matter bundle (2020) which raised over $8,000,000.
Bunny Hill Horror: Bunny Boiler (2020)In this darkly-humorous visual novel adventure, you’ll tackle fiendish puzzles, decide which very curious characters to trust, and compete in a pub quiz where the sudden death round means just that. Will you consign Oswald’s plot to the dustbin of history, or will the past come back to life- in more ways than one? This is the follow up to The Bunny Hill Horror.
Dememorize (2021)Dememorize is a 2.5D exploration horror game about N9, a degenerative, neurological disease that eats away at memory and spreads through eye contact. The gameplay is under an hour and mostly involves talking to other ward residents during the day in 3rd person, and then exploring the greater hospital by night in 1st person.
Hansel and Gretel DS (2019)Your destiny will change depending on the path you choose. Is it a beast that attacks the two? A witch? Or... Please guide them to the ultimate "hunt" ending.
Elshe no Shounen (2020)A short story about a boy who has been held captive by his "older sister" Elshe ever since he remembers.
Horrific Xanatorium (2023)A world where Spilia, a virus that causes delusions and hallucinations, has become epidemic. A horror visual novel game set in a hospital where patients are isolated.
Ommatophilia (2024)Ommatophilia is a surreal RPGmaker horror game. It draws inspiration from classics like Mad Father and OFF, as well as newer titles such as 8:11 and re:curse. It is about motherhood, friendship, and the impermanence of stasis. You play as Angel Cakes. Your friend is leaving soon. Life isn’t great, but you do your best to navigate through it. There's nothing in life more important to you than your friendships, even if it seems like everyone is evolving without you.