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Introduction

This is nearly the end of the line.
Before you go drooling all over looking for the games, there aren't any here! There are no games on this site, or pictures from them! It's a matter of disk space (which is limited) and the Geocities rules.

If this makes no sense to you, contact me and we'll see if you are dense or just trying to entrap me. If you work for a games company, and want a beta tester or all-around pain of a critic, you could contact me too!

Anyway, there is stuff here for:

bishoujo or hentai anime games,
non-adult anime games,
non-anime adult games, and even
non-anime non-adult games (how boring!).

You'll find that I spend (waste?) a lot of time on almost every game that I play, and I tend to document too much…

Site Rules and FAQs

In which the terminology of games, hentai or not, anime or not, adult or not, are explained. Useful stuff here even if you don't use DOS/V, DOSJ, or even Windows 9x (sign of the Anti-Bill protect us!). Some ground rules too, so I don't lose this site due to the dreaded anti-hentai forces of the Shaylin Temple. I'll even define anime, hentai, and ecchi!

It's all (except the ground rules) in the H games FAQ file here.
And my site ground rules are here.

Non-Adult Anime Games

There aren't many of these, and the non-English ones can be rather difficult to slog through. Without a naked female every so often, it can get boring! ;)

I've only got a few of these, and haven't put much effort into them. But here's files for:

Pachinko
Takeru: Letter of the Law
If you somehow find a Japanese PC (JWin95) game from Konami called "Vandal Heart: Lost Continent", it's apparently a port of the Playstation game "Vandal Hearts" (or possibly vice versa). So see the combined Vandal Hearts guide [74K ZIP file of 212K of text].
The "Sakura Taisen" (Sakura Wars) games for the Sega Saturn & Dreamcast and the Sony PS2, are alas apparently only available in Japanese (first 4 in Chinese for the PC). This unique SLG/RPG series can be experienced on video too; although my opinion is that the first DVD release leaves out a lot of background about the team's formation. See the Sakura Taisen Webring here. The DVD was non-H, and I've heard the games are non-H as well.

and a link to a site with lots of non-H (some H if you look really hard for it):

Otakuworld they went "fee for download" though…

Non-Anime Adult Games

There are a lot of these out there, but I've only seen a few that require any assistance to play or complete. My few entries are to help you avoid a waste of your money.

As with the hentai games further on, I have NO pictures, just possibly some adult language. So there is an access barrier to give you a chance to bail out. Or you could just avoid going to my Adult Games page.

Bishoujo Games

In which the leering hentai shall find assistance in furthering his (rather few females interested in this area) progress. To protect the non-adult and/or non-anime and/or non-hentai people still reading, you will have to pass a "physical challenge" to get any further. Of course, there are NO pictures, just possibly some adult language, which I'm trying to conceal from your virgin eyes (ocular sex?).

Anyway, what's in there is my collection of FAQs, advice, and a file of some sort for every bishoujo game that I've worked on. It may be a walkthrough, or a complete solve, or directions on how to make the game think it is completed, or just hints on how to get as far as I've gotten, or maybe even just a placeholder to remind me to do some more work on a game. For now, there are only files for the games I consider "solved".

OK, here's your chance to enter the bishoujo games (text & lists format) or bishoujo games (in table format) area. Don't get me in trouble for this…

Non-Anime Non-Adult Games

Yes, these still exist. ;) What's here is my own collection of hint and walkthrough files for various CRPGs, and assorted files pertaining to several strategy games. After all, I've got to have a "respectable" game somewhere in case company comes!

If you're really interested in these games, there are much better sites out there. My suggestions in this area are Neoseeker and Game FAQs.

Here's what you can get from me:

help for "The Crystal Skull" [TEXT FILE]
two endings for "The Dig" [TEXT FILE]
my advice for playing "Mines of Titan" [TEXT FILE]
my advice for playing "Wizardry VI: Bane of the Cosmic Forge"
my advice (and parts of somebody else's FAQ) for playing "Wizardry VII: Crusaders of the Dark Savant"
two walkthroughs and two spreadsheets worth of stuff for "Hard Nova"
a heavily modified walkthrough originally from Wyvern for Dragon Wars.
Wyvern should contact me and complain if she doesn't like what I've done.
additional gameplay info for "Escape From Hell" [TEXT FILE] (submitted to GameFAQs)
additional gameplay info for "Freedom Force" [TEXT FILE] (submitted to GameFAQs)
info for "Progress Quest 6.1" [TEXT FILE] (submitted to GameFAQs)
a manual for "Fountain of Dreams" [TEXT FILE], because the various copies of one that I found out on the Net have errors. If you have a complete copy of the manual, or the hint book, contact me!
my FAQ for "Fountain of Dreams" [TEXT FILE] is available too, although not submitted to GameFAQs yet.
Abaddon is a post-apocalyptic CRPG under development by Gerard Prudhomme at http://www.igerard.com. I've tried out several releases from v0.5 up to the current v1.04b, and I keep coming back for more. Here's my buglist for v1.04b, and my partial FAQ/walkthrough for v1.04b [both TEXT FILEs].

What I've been playing for fun lately ( external links):

The Devil Whiskey (DW) is a Python-based TBC RPG designed to remind you of "The Bard's Tale" series. I'm working on a mod for DW that converts the two "The Bard's Lore" adventures by John H. Wigforss from "Bard's Tale Construction Set" format.
Adventuring in a Drunken Stupor is Me! Kingdom of Loathing (KoL) is a tongue-in-cheek web-based MMORPG with ludicrously primitive graphics but fun text descriptions.
UNDER DEVELOPMENT! Golden Era Games is Cleve Blakemore's site for the old-style TBC RPG "Grimoire", which might be released this century.
UNDER DEVELOPMENT! Crosscut Games made Runesword 1 & 2, which are now free. I tried some advanced scripting for 1 just before 2 came out. They're developing "Dungeon Delvers" for release soon, and maybe "Runesword 3".

Music to Cheat at Games By

Every game deserves a "Happy End"!

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