Romance Video Games Codexery

Romance video games

23 entries in the Romance Video Games compendium.

5 (video game)Five little love tales buried in snow.9 R.I.P.Otome game with supernatural routes and a career-choice premise.12Riven: The Psi-Climinal of IntegralA visual novel from the Infinity series, halted by bankruptcy then revived.Aiyoku no EustiaA visual novel set in a floating city after a catastrophic fall.Amnesia (2011 video game)Japanese otome visual novel series by Idea Factory.Anemoi (video game)A visual novel about returning to a childhood town for a time capsule.Angel Beats! 1st BeatOriginal visual novel that inspired the afterlife story of the Angel Beats! anime.Angelique (video game series)Early otome game series, blending queenly duty with romance.Bad Apple WarsAn otome visual novel set in a purgatory high school afterlife.Birushana (otome game series)Otome game series reimagining the Genpei War with a female Yoshitsune.Bishōjo gameJapanese video games centered on interactions with attractive girls.Chaos;Head Love Chu Chu!A romantic comedy sequel in the Science Adventure series.ChulipA quirky adventure about kissing townsfolk to win a love letter.Cibele (video game)A simulated desktop romance based on real experiences.Clannad (video game)A Japanese all-ages visual novel about family and growth.Clear (video game)A visual novel about a young man searching for connection and belonging on a rural island.Code: RealizeA steampunk otome visual novel featuring literary and historical figures.The Coffin of Andy and LeyleyA dark adventure game about codependent siblings in a dystopian world.Cosmos no Sora niA visual novel that helped define the tsundere archetype.Da Capo IIIThird main installment of the Da Capo visual novel franchise.Dead or Alive Xtreme 2Sequel adding minigames to beach volleyball on New Zack Island.Dead or Alive Xtreme 3A sports game with beach volleyball and character interaction.December When There Is No AngelA Japanese adult visual novel released in 2003 by Leaf.
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