Most Popular Playstation Games - Page 13
Study Quest: Keisanjima no Daibouken
2000
A 2000 educational math puzzle video game released for the Sony PlayStation in Japan. The Dark Lord Randamn has invaded Calculator Island, throwing the calm land into utter chaos. Only through the efforts of studious young heroes can order be restored. Heroes must push their higher math skills to the limit in order to save Calculator Island from the Dark Lord Randamn in this quirky study-aide RPG.Star Monja
1998
Star Monja
1998
Star Monja is a breeding simulation game that takes place in the year 2030 in which the player can rise a creature called Monja from an egg that can evolve into different Monja creatures (there are more than 100 different ones).SL de Ikou! II
1999
SL de Ikou!
1998
Ready Maid
2002
Ready Maid
2002
A Playstation port of a PC adult visual novel, however with all the adult content removed, and come with jewel-size included Princess Magazine (ぷり☆まが) booklet which features maid illustrations and sketches. You lost your mother in an accident and are living with your father who is a robot engineer. One day, your father is hired to build a maid robot so he decides to create a prototype and leave it with you for a month. During that time, you are tasked to teach the robot all manner of new things, and pass all the information to your father so he can perfect the maid model prototype.Nukumori no Naka de in the Warmth
2001
A PlayStation port of Suki Da Yo! released on 2001. The player takes the role of Atsushi Kanda, a high school student who joins a school club alongside a girl named Mina Shimbashi and her sister.Neko na Kankei
1998
Neko na Kankei
1998
A visual novel adventure game focusing on a player who is a regular high school student who one day stumbles upon a special stone that grants him the ability to turn into a cat at will. Using it for evil things or stopping to use it at all will invite bad luck into his life, so he decides to use for getting to know girls he would be too shy to approach as a regular boy.My Home Dream 2
1999
My Home Dream 2
1999
A home design and building simulation game released for the Sony PlayStation in 1999. The player can design and construct a house and garden from the ground up using the game's grid system along with selecting and arranging its room layout and furniture. Like the original My Home Dream, the game also features a 3D engine that lets you walk through your finished home to view all of your interior design choices in first person.Monster Punish
1999
Monster Punish
1999
A Japan-exclusive strategy game released for the Sony PlayStation on 1999. Blending competitive turn-based board mechanics with monster-slaying strategy, the game allows up to 4 local players to compete or play alongside the AI. The core loop is about choosing an attack team for each turn and try to defeat all the monsters in the area.Mermaid no Kisetsu: Curtain Call
2002
A fan disc for the Mermaid no Kisetsu romance adventure visual novel. This fan disc includes many sub-scenarios as well as a prelude scenario that tells the story before the actual game happening, one week earlier to the events of the main game.Kowloon-jou
2000
Kowloon-jou
2000
A 2000 action puzzle game in which the player controls a die character that has to complete 30 different stages (with 4 substages in each one).KID Mix Section: Character Collection
2001
A Japanese PS1 tile game with gals from KID's various visual novels. It plays similar to one-on-one riichi mahjong, but with a simpler set of tiles similar to Ponjan and Donjara.Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai II Limited
1996
Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai II Limited is a Japanese bishoujo mahjong video game for the PlayStation released by Jaleco on 1996. The second Suchie-Pai game to come out on Playstation, unlike the arcade and Sega Saturn versions that featured full nudity, the "Limited" PlayStation version replaces the adult content with erotic poses, skimpy outfits, and swimwear.Glocal Hexcite
1999
Glocal Hexcite
1999
The PlayStation version of Glocal Hexcite features a story mode with a cast of cute characters, as well as a two-player versus mode and an "Official Game" mode where the rules are slightly different from the normal game. Players take turns placing shapes on a grid of triangles that make up seven hexagons. Any shapes placed on the board must touch the pieces already in play on at least one complete side; any outside hexagon completed will earn bonus points.Elfin Paradise
1997
The Game of Life: DX Jinsei Game V
2002
The fifth digital installment in Takara's Jinsei Game series (the Japanese adaptation of The Game of Life), released for the Sony PlayStation. Features 3D board presentation and digital spinning roulette mechanics along with over 100 different job choices that trigger unique randomized life events.
