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The Sands of Time

A subseries of The Prince of Persia in which the Prince uses sands to manipulate time.

Contains 8 games

First appeared in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
escapeVektor

Escaping from a computer maze gone haywire with Vektor, trusty open triangle who must avoid obstacles and flee from the evil CPU holding him hostage.

Contains 2 games

First appeared in escapeVektor: Chapter 1
Deponia

A trilogy of adventure games from Daedalic Entertainment.

Contains 3 games

First appeared in Deponia
The Legend of Spyro

A trilogy of video games which are the reboot of Spyro.

Contains 3 games

First appeared in The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning
Minigore

These games follow John Gore as he kills countless undead.

Contains 1 games

First appeared in Minigore 2
Giddy

The Giddy games are a parody of the Dizzy series of puzzle-platformer games. The series began on the Amiga before migrating to the PC.

Contains 3 games

First appeared in Wibble World Giddy: Wibble Mania!
Dangan Ronpa

The Dangan Ronpa is a gaming franchise with two releases so far. The games combine a visual novel storyline with murder mystery detective work and courtroom segments based on rhythm games.

Contains 2 games

First appeared in Dangan-Ronpa: Kibou no Gakuen to Zetsubou no Koukousei
The Flower Shop

A series of dating/farming simulation games developed and published by Winter Wolves.

Contains 2 games
The X-Files

The X-Files is a science fiction drama TV series that ran from 1993 to 2002.

Contains 4 games

First appeared in The X-Files
Big Sky

A series of dual-joystick shooters by developer Boss Baddie.

Contains 2 games

First appeared in Really Big Sky
Pokémon Pinball

A series of pinball games based on the pokemon franchise.

Contains 3 games

First appeared in Pokémon Pinball
Great Sports

A series of sports games that Sega put out on the Sega Mark III/Sega Master System. They were intended to be the system's equivalent to Nintendo's own series of NES sports games.

Contains 10 games

First appeared in Great Soccer
Sniper Elite

Snipers

Contains 4 games

First appeared in Sniper Elite
Garshasp

Developed in Iran using mostly free software, the Garshasp games are action-adventure games in the vein of the God of War series.

Contains 2 games

First appeared in Garshasp: The Monster Slayer
Yamamura Misa Suspense

A series of whodunnit adventure games based on the works of Japanese crime fiction writer Misa Yamamura.

Contains 2 games

First appeared in Yamamura Misa Suspense: Kyouto Hana no Misshitsu Satsujin Jiken
Sniper: Ghost Warrior

Snipers

Contains 2 games

First appeared in Sniper: Ghost Warrior
My Body Coach

A series of Fitness games released in Europe

Contains 3 games
Balloon Pop

Borne from the ashes of a proposed Pop'n Pop reboot, comes UFO Interactive's balloon poppin' hit series.

Contains 5 games

First appeared in Balloon Pop
Accel World

Accel World is a Japanese franchise based on a series light novels by Reki Kawahara.

Contains 2 games

First appeared in Accel World: Ginyoku no Kakusei
Nazo Puyo

A subset of the Puyo Puyo series that focuses less on defeating opponents and more on solving puzzles.

Contains 5 games

First appeared in Super Nazo Puyo: Rulue no Roux
Dick Tracy

Games based on the Dick Tracy comic strip about a hard-hitting police detective in fictional US city resembling Chicago.

Contains 5 games

First appeared in Dick Tracy
Super Nichibutsu Mahjong

Series of Mahjong games produced by Nihon Bussan Co., Ltd.

Contains 1 games
Genpei Touma Den

A trio of Namco games based loosely on the historical Genpei War of the 12th century, starring a supernaturally resurrected version of Taira no Kagekiyo.

Contains 3 games

First appeared in Genpei Touma Den: Computer Boardgame
Guns of Icarus

Muse Games' Guns of Icarus franchise focuses around airship combat and ship repair.

Contains 2 games

First appeared in Guns of Icarus
Hakuoki

Long running series of otome games for PlayStation and Nintendo platforms.

Contains 3 games

First appeared in Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom
Deer Hunter

The series that kicked off the late 90's obsession with hunting games.

Contains 18 games

First appeared in Deer Hunter
Air Traffic Controller

A long running series of Japanese airport simulation games for PC, with frequent ports to Nintendo and Sony handhelds.

Contains 4 games

First appeared in Air Traffic Chaos
Madou Monogatari

A series of simplistic RPGs from Compile. The series is better known for its puzzle spinoff, Puyo Puyo.

Contains 10 games

First appeared in Madou Monogatari 1-2-3
Masters of the Universe

Masters of the Universe, sometimes just called He-Man was originally a toy line/cartoon which had had multiple video game adaptations.

Contains 6 games

First appeared in Masters of the Universe: Super Adventure
Style Savvy

Style Savvy is a series of games about clothes, clothes and more clothes. Style your characters, collect new gear and do some crazy RPG-like things.

Contains 2 games

First appeared in Style Savvy
Knightmare

A series of fantasy games by Konami for the MSX and NES.

Contains 3 games
7th Dragon

Portable RPG franchise from SEGA and imageepoch.

Contains 3 games

First appeared in 7th Dragon 2020-II
Eggerland

A series of puzzle games by HAL Laboratory featuring the spherical blue hero Lolo.

Contains 10 games

First appeared in Eggerland 2
Ecstatica

A series of action-adventure games developed by Andrew Spencer Studios and published by Psygnosis.

Contains 2 games

First appeared in Ecstatica
Blood Bowl

American Football played in an alternate Warhammer universe.

Contains 5 games

First appeared in Blood Bowl
Love Tore

Love Tore is a series of three anime-themed dance games released only in Japan for Kinect on Xbox 360.

Contains 3 games
ラブトレ

Love Tore is a series of anime-themed dance games released only in Japan.

Contains 0 games
Danball Senki

Toy and anime supported video game franchise where miniature mechs do battle in cardboard arenas.

Contains 3 games
Knytt

Games in Nifflas' Knytt series.

Contains 4 games

First appeared in Knytt
Moto Roader

This driving series appears on the TurboGrafx-16 and is published and developed by NCS/Masaya.

Contains 3 games
Naruto: Ninja Destiny

A series of Naruto fighting games on the DS, also known as Shinobi Retsuden in Japan.

Contains 4 games

First appeared in Naruto: Ninja Destiny
Naruto: Clash of Ninja

Naruto fighting games appearing on Nintendo consoles (first on Gamecube, then Wii). The Wii incarnations took two completely different turns in the Japan and Western releases.

Contains 10 games

First appeared in Naruto: Clash of Ninja
Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm

Subseries of the Ultimate Ninja series, debuting on PS3 and showing up on Xbox 360 with the second incarnation. Normally big on story and free-roaming fights.

Contains 4 games

First appeared in Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm
Deep Dungeon

A series of four first-person dungeon-crawler RPGs by HummingBirdSoft. Strongly inspired by Wizardry and other early western RPGs.

Contains 3 games

First appeared in Deep Dungeon: Madou Senki

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