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Kyoukaisen no Horizon Portable
Tenky Co.2013
Game adaptation of Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere exclusive to the PSP in Japan. The game is an RPG, the story is partially based on the anime and the novels but also includes an original scenario, with more than 80 characters from both media making an appearance. The game sold more than 26,000 copies in its first week after launch.
Drastic Killer
Tenky Co.2008
Drastic Killer is an otome game, developed by Tenky and published by Bandai Namco Games, which was released in Japan in 2008.
Mushishi: Amefuru Sato
Tenky Co.2008
Mushishi: Amefuru Sato is a Nintendo DS game based off the anime Mushishi.
XxxHolic: Watanuki no Izayoi Sowa
Tenky Co.2007
The protagonist of the series is Kimihiro Watanuki, a high school student who is constantly haunted by monsters, ghosts and spirits who are magically attracted to him because of his blood. These monsters are invisible to people without power, so other people brand him as weird or crazy when he is haunted by the spirits. Everything changes when he goes into a store that sells wishes.
Full House Kiss 2
Tenky Co.2006
Full House Kiss 2 is a sequel to Full House Kiss for PlayStation 2.
Twelve : Legend of Sealed Gods during the Turbulent Age
Tenky Co.2005
A SRPG in the style of Super Robot Wars and Disgaea with a unic orb system and script by Kawakami Minoru, the writer of Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere.
Full House Kiss
Tenky Co.2004
Full House Kiss is an otome game based on the shōjo manga of same name. It was published by Capcom for PlayStation 2 in 2004.
Tennis no Ouji-sama: Sweat & Tears 2
Tenky Co.2003
Tennis no Ouji-sama: Sweat & Tears 2 is a Sports game, developed by Tenky and published by Konami, which was released in Japan in 2003.
Hikaru no Go: Insei Choujou Kessen
Tenky Co.2002
Hikaru no Go: Insei Choujou Kessen is a Japan-exclusive board game based off the Hikaru no Go magna series. The game was developed by Tenky and published by Konami for PlayStation in 2002.
Tennis no Ouji-sama: Sweat & Tears
Tenky Co.2002
Tennis no Ouji-sama: Sweat & Tears is a release in the Prince of Tennis video game series.
Genso Suikogaiden Volume 1: Swordsman of Harmonia
Tenky Co.2000
This is the first volume of the side-story to Konami's RPG series Suikoden. You play as Nash, a special agent of the Holy Kingdom of Harmonia's Southern Fringe Security Force. He was sent to the City States of Jowston with a mission: the Security Force has been informed that one of the 27 True Runes has appeared in Jowston. He has to verify the rumor and to bring back as much information as possible. On the way, Nash meets a mysterious woman named Sierra and soon gets involved in a large conflict featuring characters and events from the first and second Suikoden games. Unlike the "mainstream" Suikoden games, this is not a RPG, but a "digital novel". You read text and watch background images, at some points making a decision and leading the story to different paths.
Meltylancer: The 3rd Planet
Tenky Co.1999
MeltyLancer: The 3rd Planet is the third and final game in the MeltyLancer series of sci-fi police simulation games. This entry features a new main cast of characters, as well as significant differences in the simulation gameplay. Rather than training the abilities of individual officers through schedule management, this entry takes more of a business-simulation approach with the player sending lancer teams on group missions; the success rates of these missions affect public confidence in the government. Each Lancer's stats will affect their ability to successfully complete missions, and if too many missions are failed the game will be over. Battles may occur during missions, which take a semi-automated turn-based format.
Noise City Osaka
Tenky Co.1999
Sougaku Toshi Osaka is a simulation game that takes place in the future in which the player can choose a party of 3 member from 6 different characters. In the game the characters can improve their stats doing different jobs and activities each week meanwhille they go to different places of Osaka and there they can talk with different characters and go to shops and buy different items. The gameplay use a first person perspective and use close up views when the player characters appear and when they talk to other characters. The game features different events during the weeks.
Merriment Carrying Caravan
Tenky Co.1998
The game is set on the colonial planet Grant, which is less than a century old since it was colonized. Spaceships regularly come in search of resources. The player will run a caravan on this wilderness planet, trade goods and export resources from all over the planet. At the same time, we have to raise our four daughters.
Meltylancer Re-inforce
Tenky Co.1997
MeltyLancer: Re-inforce is a sequel to MeltyLancer: Ginga Shoujo Keisatsu 2086 and takes place two years after, meaning in 2088. The core gameplay consists of isometric turn-based combat on one hand, and on visual novel and dating simulation style interaction with other characters. The player plays a young rookie transferred to a GPO (Galactic Police Organization) unit under Sylvie, the heroine from the previous game. The goal is to learn from the best and uphold the law.
Velldeselba Senki: Tsubasa no Kunshou
Tenky Co.1997
A flight simulation shooting game set in the fictional planet Verdecelba. The main character Misaki who crashes on Verdeselba and survives the war while engaging with various people and the military. Unlike the Ace Combat series, this game emphasizes the appeal of flying slowly in the sky. You can't crash in this game unless shot down in battle by an enemy. You can also stand still in the air.
Meltylancer: The Melting Pot Police
Tenky Co.1995
MeltyLancer is a life simulation game similar to -- and by the same designers as -- Graduation, in which the player is tasked with training a squad of six young Tokyo Eastern Metro Police recruits, called Lancers. The main core of the game is determining each Lancer's weekly schedule: which days are they on patrol, which days on standby, and which days do they have off? After the general schedule is determined, the player meets with each Lancer to speak with them directly, determining specific actions they'll take that week; whether they spend a day training, exercising, or getting some much-needed rest will affect their stats and ability to complete missions. While on patrol or on special missions, battles may occur, which can be partially controlled with a handful of commands but mostly play out automatically. Each of the six Lancers has their own abilities, personalities, and specialties. A mini-CD containing the game's theme song is also included in the package.
Graduation
Headroom1994
Graduation is a Japanese anime "life-sim" game published in America by Mixx Entertainment, the company that would later become Tokyopop. This was said to be "The First Anime Game to hit American Shores". You take the role of a homeroom teacher who is given the responsibility of teaching five girls for their last year of high school in the hopes of making them better people. You determine their class schedules, do guidance counseling, interfere with their weekend plans, and occasionally take to the streets to make sure they're not getting into trouble. Each of the girls has their own individual personality and problems, and the choices you make will determine whether they graduate from high school, what they do with their lives afterward, and whether or not they wind up hating your guts. Get them all into top colleges and your boss will praise your genius. If they all flunk or wind up wanting to marry you, you'll obviously be fired.
Mamono Hunter Youko: Tooki Yobigoe
Tenky Co.1993
Tooki Yobigoe is a direct sequel to Mamono Hunter Yōko: Makai kara no Tenkōsei, continuing where the story of the previous game left off. Yohko, Shoma and Setsuna are attacked by demons on the flying ship, and have to use their recently found powers to fend them off. As opposed to the previous game, where Shoma was the protagonist, Yohko is the player character in the sequel. Gameplay-wise, the puzzle-less Japanese adventure format is further utilized. Verb commands must be selected from a menu and sometimes combined with objects or character names for interaction. It is often necessary to repeat commands several times to trigger the next event.
Ranma 1/2: Toraware no Hanayome
Tenky Co.1991
A visual novel game where you play as a few of the characters from Ranma 1/2 during a series of events that results in Ranma being held prisoner to become a monster's bride.
Dragon Egg!
Tenky Co.1991
Dragon Egg! is a 2D platformer where you jump and attack enemies as you make your way through linear stages. You start off only being able to hit enemies up close with the dragon egg, but you can find fire orbs dropped by dead enemies. When you collect enough of them, the egg hatches and the dragon will breathe fire from a distance. Grabbing more orbs causes the dragon to grow up, gradually increasing the range of your attacks and even giving you a slight hover at the highest level. The game also has a currency system and stores, which can provide additional fire orb power-ups and other useful tools.
Signatory: Chouinsha
Tenky Co.1991
Adventure game developed by NCS in 1991.
Wallaby!! Usagi no Kuni no Kangaroo Race
Tenky Co.1990
In this game the player bets on races. The twist is, the racers are wallabies. They also have rabbits in their pouches. The game takes place in a world largely inhabited by the said rabbits, but there are other animals, such as koalas who serve as bookmakers. The game also features managerial elements, as the players must manage their racers. The player can choose to play as one of four rabbits and name them. The racing itself is non-interactive, the only option being to change focus from one wallaby to another. The player can watch a race whether they've made a bet or not.