Developed by Progress Software

3 games

Umi no Oh! Yah!

Progress Software, Victor Interactive Software, Marvelous

One of the things that really makes a difference in Umi No Oh! Yah! from the rest of fishing games is that you first select the fishing spot on the map and then you have to drive the boat until those places (there is an auto pilot mode) and we you arrive there you can start to fish. The game features a story mode and a training mode to learn how to catch a fish. In this game to fish you don't move the rod, you move the boat.

SportStrategy

My Home Dream

Progress Software, Victor Interactive Software, Marvelous

My Home Dream is the first simulation game in which the player can create a home of his own, setting up room layouts, walls, garden, etc on a grid using a simple input system. You can choose from a lot of different furnitures, floor tiles, roofs, doors, windows, electronics, etc. There are different kind of styles, house and furnitures so anyone can be an inside decorator of bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms, etc.

Simulator

Jockey's Road

Progress Software, Microsoft Game Studios

Jockey's Road was developed by veteran horse-racing game developer Progress, and was intended to bring a new role-playing element into the genre. As in previous horse-racing games, players assume the role of a jockey and race on a variety of tracks. More than 300 horses, which are randomly generated in polygon form using data inputted by the user, are featured in the game. The script for the game was written by Kenji Terada, who is known for his work as a scriptwriter for Final Fantasy I, Final Fantasy II, and Final Fantasy III on the Famicom.

RacingSimulator

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Umi no Oh! Yah!

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