Developed by Warashi

13 games

Usagi: Yasei no Touhai - Yamashiro Mahjong-hen

Warashi, Taito, Sammy

A tag-team Mahjong game featuring the cast and setting of the manga series Usagi: Yasei no Touhai, with each character sporting unique abilities and styles of play.

Card & Board Game

Simple 1500 Series Vol. 39: The Mahjong 2

Warashi, D3 Publisher

Simple 1500 Series vol. 39: The Mahjong 2 is a four players mahjong game in which the player can compete against three computer opponents to see if he can win the matchs. The game features also a quiz mode and a tutorial.

Card & Board Game

Simple 1500 Series Vol. 40: The Shogi 2

Warashi, D3 Publisher

Simple 1500 Series vol. 40: The Shogi 2 is a shogi game that some difficulty levels and a tutorial.

Card & Board Game

Simple 2000 Series Vol. 85: The Sekai Meisaku Gekijou Quiz

Warashi, D3 Publisher

The Sekai Meisaku Gekijou Quiz: The 85th volume of D3's Simple 2000 series is a quiz game featuring questions from 22 years of anime, totaling over 23 productions. The game includes over 5000 questions from such properties as Peter Pan no Bouken, Romeo no Aoi Sora, Trap Ikka Monogatari, and Flanders no Inu. Gameplay modes include Memorial Quiz, where you select from 8 works and answer questions set in multiple stages that follow the production's storyline, Solo Quiz, where you select from 8 works and 6 genres and work to keep a life meter from reaching zero, and Travel Quiz in which two players answer questions pulled from eight productions simultaneously. The game includes summaries of the original works which provide hints to performing well in the question sessions.

Quiz/Trivia

Simple 2000 Honkaku Shikou Vol.004: The Mahjong

Warashi, D3 Publisher

The Mahjong is a mahjong game featuring different difficulty levels (From beginner to advanced), 30 different kind of professional opponents (men & women) and 2 different game modes, Annual Waging War (sort of a story mode) and free Waging War (Sort of a free mode in which the player can play against the professional players that he defeats in the story mode), featuring real tournament names. The player can choose at the beginning of the game between a male or a female character.

Card & Board Game

Triggerheart Exelica

Warashi, Sega, Alchemist

Triggerheart Exelica is a vertically scrolling Japanese arcade shooter with a little bit of everything: fast-paced action, scalable difficulty, massive hordes of enemy Ver'mith, and cute humanoid weapons who can either shoot down enemy ships or capture them to use as shields or projectiles. Help Exelica and Crueltear save the universe!

ArcadeShooter

Mahjong Senjutsu: Ando Mitsuru Pro no Akuukan Sappou

Warashi, Success

Mahjong Senjutsu: Andou Mitsuru Pro no Akuukan Satsuhou is a Miscellaneous game, published by Warashi, which was released in Japan in 1996.

Card & Board Game

Console Archives: Geki-Oh ShienRyu

Warashi, Hamster Corporation

"Geki-Oh ShienRyu" was released by Warashi in 1999 for a 32-bit home console. In this shooting game, you must take down waves of enemy forces and colossal war machines attacking with relentless fury.

Shooter

Simple Characters 2000 Series Vol.8: Kagaru Ninja Tai Gatchaman - The Shooting

Warashi, Bandai

Gatchaman: The Shooting is a vertical shoot 'em up based on the Japanese manga/anime with the same name (Known as Battle of the Planets in the US). You select any of the four characters featured in the game (Ken the Eagle, Joe the Condor, Jun the Swan and Jinpei the Swallow) and shoot your way through 4 action filled stages with increasing difficulty either running riding a vehicle or flying, to in the end defeat the evil Berg Katse. Along the way you can collect power-ups for your weapons to increase your chances of survival.

Shooter

Gekioh: Shooting King

Warashi, Natsume Inc., MonkeyPaw Games, HAMSTER

Gekioh is an enhanced port of Shienryu. This release adds the following game modes: - Pocket Mode: imitates PocketStation graphics, with deliberately primitive visuals consisting of heart-shaped enemies and blocky ships. - Comical Mode: music and sound effects are replaced by laughter and applause (when the player reaches a high score). - Stingy Mode: the player has only one life and no continues; only two levels are playable. - No Mercy Mode: a harder difficulty level. - Slow Mode: darker graphics and sound effects reminiscent of horror themes (e.g. enemy and player-controlled ships scream when destroyed). All sprites on screen move slower, but the amount of bullets fired by enemies is increased. - Ancient Mode: the screen has a yellow tinge and displays "cracks"; music is changed to reflect a "retro" setting. Natsume's vertical scrolling shooter Gekioh: Shooting King offers nine arcade-style modes of nonstop action in a futuristic setting featuring giant mechs, laser-firing, bomb-dropping airships. Environments are filled with power-ups, explosions, and destructive mayhem. Players wield an arsenal consisting of a devastating Vulcan cannon, electrically charged lightning attacks, and missiles capable of decimating ground tanks and flying squadrons. Power-ups include increases in speed, power, shields, bombs, and point bonuses, with the primary weapon changing depending on the last red (cannon), blue (lightning), or yellow (missile) disk picked up. Gekioh: Shooting King features three main levels of difficulty: Geki Mode (normal fire rate), Easy Mode (enemies have half the rate of normal fire and collisions aren't always fatal), and Hard Mode (double firing rate and stacked odds). Six bonus modes are available from the beginning of the game (no unlocking required) and offer diversity in gameplay. Modes include Comical (damage accompanied by a laugh track), Stingy (one aircraft and one special weapon), No Mercy (unerring enemy fire), Slow (slow enemy fire but rate-multiplied), Ancient (bleached out color to eliminate power-up recognition), and Pocket (block-shaped symbols in basic form).

Shooter