Cover Me In Leaves

Windows - Released - October 10, 2020

Cover Me In Leaves is an experimental work of interactive horror fiction, about bright minds, and the end of all things. Fresh out of high school, with no prospects or aspirations, you've remained here in your small town. Everyone you knew and loved has moved on for better things. You're alone. So you get your first tattoo. And then the trees start calling. Gameplay feature A short work of interactive fiction written by (@elliotherriman) — approximately five to fifteen minutes long, based on reading speed. Unique, beautiful background art by M. Solé (@mnsoleart) and Camber A (@camberdraws). Haunting music by the wonderful @beetlestench. Themes of isolation, entropy, and the death of small town America. === Contains written depictions of some mature, potentially upsetting topics, such as discrimination, death, and assault.

Daikaijyu Deburasu

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - December 21, 1990

Kaiju-themed strategy game for Famicom.

Seifuku Densetsu Pretty Fighter X

Sega Saturn - Released - June 16, 1995

Seifuku Densetsu: Pretty Fighter X is the sequel to Seifuku Densetsu: Pretty Fighter. The game features four new characters: Sorami Shizaki, Shizuka Minakami, Tokiko Tsuchiya and Maria Christel (the final boss), for a total of twelve characters. The visuals have been completely revamped, with the sprites having a more digitized hand drawn look. Also, taking advantage of the CD-ROM format, the game includes FMV for the introduction and ending sequences of each character. Game modes available are Story Mode, Versus mode and Team Play mode.

Simple 1500 Series Vol. 56: The Sniper

Sony Playstation - Released - March 22, 2001

An entry in the Simple 1500 series for PlayStation where players are challenged to snipe targets. A number of missions will give players the ability to choose their sniping position and the time of day they choose to execute their hit. Despite being released as a Japan-exclusive, the game would receive a sequel with an official English release; 2004's The Sniper 2 for the PlayStation 2.

Simple 1500 Series Vol. 86: The onigokko

Sony Playstation - Released - February 28, 2002

Onigokko is a Japanese playground game usually played with two or more people. This game is played for the preliminary to sports or other activities. The more number of people are playing, more fun it gets. There is no limit of age to play Onigokko. The rule is simple, just run away from what we call "Oni." "Oni" is the one who tries to catch (means ?touch?) all the people running away from Oni. Normally, we choose Oni by ?Janken? (rock-paper-scissors). People running away from Oni are trying to escape until the time limit comes or the Oni gives up, and that is when this game is over. There are variations to this game of Onigokko. For example, there is "Koori Oni." This game is very similar to the normal Onigokko, but the difference is that you stays at the place where you were caught. If someone who isn't caught touches you, you are free to continue running away from Oni. It is very hard for the Oni to finish the game so generally Oni gives up. Another example would be "Shippo-tori." This is different than other ones. Everyone is running away form everybody. In this game, everybody is an enemy, the ?Oni.? All people playing must put handkerchief behind their back, half way in their pants and half way out. The object for this game is to take other people's handkerchief. If your handkerchief is taken away, you lose the game. Who ever left with the handkerchief on their back wins the game. Simple 1500 Series Vol.086 - The Onigokko is based on the child game and features up to 4 human players to play at the same time, 10 different characters (male and female ones) to play with and a really complicated control system...

Space Adventure Cobra: The Shooting

Sony Playstation - Released - November 22, 1996

Space Adventure Cobra - The Shooting is an action shooting game based on the anime series that features 5 chapters and 23 different stages developed by Sol and published by Takara, which was released in Japan in 1996.

Submarine Hunter Sya-Chi

Sony Playstation - Released - November 2, 1999

Submarine Hunter Sya-Chi takes place in the future when all the Earth cities had been flooded and humanity uses submarine for the battles. The game is divided into different missions and the player controls the submarine in a first person perspective and have to pursuit and fire the torpedoes against his enemies.

Suzuki Bakuhatsu

Sony Playstation - Released - July 6, 2000

Suzuki is having a very bad day. Everything she touches turns out to be a bomb! Cell phones, cassette tapes... even an orange! Fortunately, she's also an expert at bomb disposal, so it's her job to make sure they're safely disarmed before they explode. Suzuki Bakuhatsu is a bomb disposal game where the player must disassemble and disarm increasingly complicated and bizarre explosives. Given a set of tools -- initially only a screwdriver and nipper; later also a wrench (spanner), allen wrench (hex key), and adhesive tape -- the player must disarm each bomb within a specific time limit. The player can rotate and look all around the object, looking for places to use different tools, but must always be mindful of the timer. If it runs out, the bomb explodes and it's game over. Additionally, there's no pausing once the timer starts, so think quickly! The game has three difficulty levels and more than a dozen different bombs to disarm. The story is told between each stage using live-action photographs.

The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - December 1, 1991

It's prehistoric pandemonium as your favorite cave family, the Flintstones, get a visit from the 30th century. The clever scientist, Dr. Butler, needs some dinosaurs for the Orbit City Zoo, and he's invented a time machine to capture Dino and Hoppy. Can Fred find all the pieces that the Great Gazoo needs to build a time machine of his own? Can he make a jump into the future with the help of Wilma, Barney and Betty and rescue his prehistoric pals? Who says history has to be boring?

The Flintstones: The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak!

Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - August 26, 1994

Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm have wandered away from home and it looks like Fred and Barney found them. Unfortunately, an active volcano stands in the way. Now, Fred and Barney must travel across the pre-hysterical world of Bedrock to rescue the kids! Fred swings a mean club and Barney's sling carries a nasty sting in this adventure for the whole family. Scale the side of a cliff, use crocodiles as trampolines, and leap into action as Bedrock's most famous citizens go looking for their children. Collect the hidden five fabled fire gemstones to pay a greedy Pterodactyl to return Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm to their homes!

The Flintstones: The Treasure of Sierra Madrock

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - March 1, 1994

Rock this town! Join the gang form Bedrock on their fastest fun filled adventure. It's your chance to play with the stars!