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Ayumi
Ayumi had been an ordinary Japanese teenager, until one day, just as summer vacation was about to begin, a strange creature appeared and told her that a parallel world is in danger. Only Ayumi can stop the evil sorcerer Baram and his monstrous minions, as the inhabitants of the other world consider her a goddess incarnate.
Ayumi is an adventure game with comic and slightly erotic overtones. Interaction with the environment is done by selecting commands (such as Examine, Ask, Take, etc.) from a menu. Unlike most Japanese adventure games, however, navigation is done in an RPG-like fashion on a top-down map of the world, with individual locations represented as icons. The game allows for a considerable degree of exploration, although some areas are inaccessible until certain conditions are met. Unlike most Japanese adventure games, the story progresses by solving problems (which usually involves obtaining items and using them in another context) rather than simply triggering events. There are also some puzzles in the game.
Dennō Tenshi: Digital Ange
Four beautiful sisters - Foltjunia, Eindebelle, Leamuroda and Crealidelle - fight an evil alien race known as Beast in deep space, transforming themselves into powerful robotic machines. One day, Foltjunia is attacked and ends up unconscious on the sidewalk of one of the cities of Japan, planet Earth. There, she is found by a normal high school student named Takaya. It seems that Foltjunia has lost her ability to transform. Her sisters decide to stay with Takaya for a while, posing as high school girls, which greatly complicates the young man's social and romantic life.
Featuring the same characters and initial plot as Hatsukoi Monogatari, Dennō Tenshi: Digital Ange is a Japanese-style adventure game with very limited interaction and strictly linear progression. Most screens allow the player to choose verbal commands such as 'Look', 'Talk', 'Look', 'Go', etc. from a menu, which is usually combined with character and object names in a submenu. Typically, going through most or all of the options triggers the next event.
Himitsu no Hanazono
Himitsu no Hanazono, also known as Secret Garden, is a hidden gem among the vast library of games released for the Sharp X68000 in 1992. Developed by Loose, a Japanese video game company, this point-and-click adventure game captured the hearts of players with its unique story and captivating gameplay.
The game takes place in a beautiful garden filled with colorful flowers, serene ponds, and enchanting creatures. The player takes on the role of a young girl named Riko, who stumbles upon this secret garden one day while exploring the outskirts of her small town. As Riko, players must unravel the mysteries of the garden and uncover its secrets.
One of the key features that sets Himitsu no Hanazono apart from other games of its time is its non-linear gameplay. Unlike most point-and-click adventure games, the player is not confined to a linear storyline. Instead, they can freely explore the garden and interact with various objects, leading to different paths and outcomes. This adds a sense of discovery and surprise to the game, making each playthrough a unique and immersive experience.
Moreover, the game's visuals are stunning and hold up even by today's standards. The sharp and vibrant graphics of the X68000, paired with the game's beautifully illustrated backgrounds and character designs, create a dreamy and whimsical atmosphere. The music and sound effects also contribute to the overall charm of the game, enhancing the player's immersion in the secret garden.
Himitsu no Hanazono also boasts a complex and intriguing story that unfolds as the player progresses through the game. Without giving away too much, the garden holds a mysterious power that must be protected from those who seek to exploit it. As Riko, players must navigate through various puzzles and challenges to uncover the truth behind the garden and its guardian.
Another unique aspect of Himitsu no Hanazono is its use of multiple endings. Depending on the choices made throughout the game, players can unlock different outcomes, adding to the game's replay value. Moreover, the game features multiple storylines that further expand upon the garden's lore and create a rich and immersive world for players to delve into.
