In a small apartment complex… The sort that might exist anywhere…
Our protagonist is a grocery deliveryman whose polite demeanor and pleasant smile have made him a bit of celebrity around the complex.
But his smile is not as innocent as it seems… for this deliveryman has an ulterior motive–sampling some of these finely-aged apartment wives!
Kaori, who positively overflows with mature sexuality.
Ryoko, who while plain to look at, is possessed of a hidden lust bubbling underneath the surface.
And Mayumi, a woman still nursing her newborn child, with enough of a chest to make our hero weak.
Their husbands can no longer satisfy them, so now it’s up to you!
Wild Romance: Mofu Mofu Edition is the story of Kazuma as he returns from an unhappy life in Tokyo to his hometown in the Japanese countryside where he reconnects with four female classmates. When the girls accidentally reveal that they are not mere humans but actually magical animal spirits in human form, a journey of discovery begins. Expanding on the original version this now includes a variety of sexual experiences as Kazuma initiates each of the four female protagonists into womanhood.
Sumire is the fox and leader of the pack. She has a motherly instinct and a deep desire for physical contact. Tsubaki is the cat and second in command. She knows what she wants and she’s determined to get it. Aoi is the dog and the youngest of the four. She’s obedient, full of energy and always wanting to please her male companion. The final girl, Nazuna is the tanuki or Japanese raccoon. She’s smart with a seductively creative mind but also a bit of a troublemaker.
A standalone short sequel DLC story featuring Suzuki Aya. Does not require the original game to play.
Saiha tells the protagonist, a runaway ninja has sneaked their way into town.
She doesn't know what their motives are, but it may be related to him.
Although Yura and Tama are all over him to the point the runaway ninja won't be able to get to him,
Saiha insists on living together with him just in case...
Meltys Quest is about the journey our protagonist, Princess Meltys takes to restore her kingdom. Meltys is a girl who has fooled around all her life, not giving a hoot about anything but herself. But one day the Grolido Monster Empire invades her country, destroys her home, and kidnaps her three sisters. With no castle and no one else to call for help, Meltys decides,
"Well, I'll like somehow fix everything!"
Please warmly watch over Meltys and guide her on this light-hearted, sometimes comical, and sometimes serious, but always erotic, quest to rescue her family and restore her kingdom.
The Seguria continent, a world with a scattering of towns and dungeons...
There is a village called Each in the continent, where there lived a girl named Rose.
She was born into a family line of chevaliers, and since she was young she wanted to help others as her father had done, and trained to be a knight.
Rose was able to help others in various situations and she assisted many people.
As a result, she became very popular among the people and children in the town.
One day her father gave her a symbol of qualification and told her that she "needed to undergo the final trial to qualify as an authorized knight".
The final trial was to receive the ceremony of baptism in Titus, the earth at the end of the world.
She left the Each village, her dear old home town, to travel around the world and headed for Titus to receive knighthood...
KARAKARA. It is the sound of aridity. It is the sound of dry asphalt and sandy winds. It is the sound of relentless sunshine, as well as the sound of a withering race.
The "Age of Dusk." It is a time of senescence for the human species, during which hybrids known as the "Others"—those who are human, yet not—exist in great numbers. On the windswept barrens of a land without moisture, a small gathering of people make their living in a world they no longer know. Down a stretch of highway and far from the heart of the town are two such people who run a small diner. To them, the circumstances that reshaped their world is of far less concern than the number of lunch boxes they can load into their delivery vehicle. After all, leaving customers hungry is not good for business, and business keeps them fed. Day after day, they occupy themselves with the endless work of their store. However, the comfortable monotony of their daily lives is turned on its head when they discover a large suitcase by the roadside on their way home from deliveries. Lying on the suitcase, unmoving, is a young girl with pink hair...
Set in England during the mid-19th century, Blackberry Honey is a tale about maids, music, and unexpected romance.
The story begins when our heroine, Lorina Waugh, is fired from her previous position as a maid in the stately home of Hartwell. With a large family back in Liverpool to support and a string of unsavoury comments circulating about her rather sudden dismissal, Lorina’s search for a new place of employment leads her to Bly.
Bly is an old, tumbledown building owned by the Lennard family, situated in the middle of the English countryside. Bly is dreary, remote, and isolated, and is veiled under an almost constant downpour of rain.
As might be expected, Lorina hates it immediately.
Forced to work for fourteen hours a day, with little chance to rest, Lorina is bullied by the senior maids and, most embarrassingly of all, by the twelve-year-old daughter of the Lennard family, Lady Constance.
One of the only maids who deigns to speak to Lorina is the mysterious Taohua – but Lorina wishes she wouldn’t. Despite her lowly status, Taohua has her own private bedroom, never goes to church with the rest of the servants, and rarely interacts with anybody. Her aloof, almost cat-like personality, coupled with her peculiar complexion, eyes, and name, have inspired more than a few rumours around the Shropshire countryside that she might be a witch.
Lorina knows she should keep her distance from Taohua, and she wants to most desperately… but maybe there’s a pinch of truth to all the rumours, because she soon finds herself under the older woman’s spell.
It is the late Victorian era, a time of drastic social upheaval and shifting values.
Yet everything seemingly remains routine and unchanged in 'Ashgrove Park,' a stately mansion surrounded by a vast forest.
But then a man arrives to disturb its tranquility—a man who spent his boyhood at the estate has now returned after 10 years.
The Baron Edenic—the master of the house—and his four sons, the doctor, and the servants greet him with wariness, joy, or unfamiliarity.
A story of discord and destruction between and the people of the mansion and a man who hides his thirst for revenge beneath a calm demeanor.
Does the fall await beyond Eden?
Or—
Riki Naoe lost his parents as a child, and fell deep into despair.
He was saved by a group of kids who called themselves the Little Busters: Kyousuke Natsume, Masato Inohara, Kengo Miyazawa, and Rin Natsume.
They took him and played at being heroes who fought tireless evil around them.
Riki discovered endless joy in spending time with his new friends, even though the group was silly and their missions tended to end in failure.
Over time, it washed away his loneliness and suffering.
Years later, the whole gang was attending the same school, and Riki became a second-year.
They were still as silly as ever and spent their youth following Kyousuke's silly ideas.
"Little Busters!" is a hit visual novel that was originally released in Japan in 2007.
In the following year, "Little Busters! Ecstasy" edition came out, promoting Kanata Futaki and Sasami Sasasegawa to heroines, and adding an all-new heroine, Saya Tokido.
In 2012, the "Little Busters! PERFECT EDITION" was released with improvements in the "Little Busters! Ecstasy" scenarios.
In 2012 and 2013, the game was made into two anime series "Little Busters!" and "Little Busters! ~Refrain~". Both series are available and have gained a large following in many countries outside of Japan as well.
"Little Busters! English Edition" is a new version that further enhances "Little Busters! PERFECT EDITION". This new edition supports HD resolution for the first time on PC, and allows dynamic switching between Japanese and English text.
A standalone short sequel DLC story featuring Nachi. Does not require the original game to play.
Yura and Tama have openly declared themselves as cat ninja of our protagonist.
That being said, the two of them live their lives as house cats would.
Impressed by the protagonist's desire to become a better Master for his ninja, Nachi decides to train the protagonist.
What happens when Nachi finds herself glued to our protagonist as well...?
Shinichi Mikuriya's average life takes a turn for the weird when his dad drops a megaton bomb - he's engaged! To multiple women! And they aren't even human! Shinichi Mikuriya had an ordinary life with his two cute, cheeky little sisters and his borderline psychopath of a childhood friend. Then one day his absentee father called with news. His father had been up to some business and he’d needed a bargaining chip, so now Shinichi has a fiancée! A beautiful lamia girl from an extremely dangerous military empire, and she even seems to like him. Plus, she’ll destroy the world if he doesn’t marry her. More news from Dad. It turns out he’s been making a lot of very profitable deals... An innocent centaur knight, a sassy machine princess, and an airheaded arachnid aristocrat join Shinichi, his sisters, and the lamia empress-to-be in his home. They’ll destroy the world if he doesn’t marry them, too. Except the spider girl – she’ll just kill herself instead. Shinichi’s life has gone from ordinary to powder keg. What wacky misunderstandings, intense adventures, and incredible insertions lie ahead?!
