Illusion's Games
- Des Blood (26 December 1997)
- Des Blood 2 (11 June 1998)
- Bikō (14 May 1999)
- DANCINGCATs (1 January 2000)
- Sexy Beach
- Des Blood 3 (14 January 2000)
- Brutish Mine (14 September 2000)
- Des Blood Racing (9 March 2001)
- Bikō 2: Reversible Face (January 2001)
- Requiem Hurts (29 June 2001)
- Requiem Hurts: Rainy Escape (Expansion)
- Interact Play VR (21 August 2001)
- Battle Raper (19 April 2002)
- Des Blood 4: Lost Alone (13 September 2002)
- Des Blood VR (7 June 2003)
- Sexy Beach 2 (11 July 2003)
- Chiku Chiku Beach (Expansion, 9 December 2003)
- Bikō 3 (30 January 2004)
- A-GA (25 June 2004)
- Jinkō Shōjo 2 (Artificial Girl 2, 26 November 2004)
- Battle Raper 2 (22 April 2005)
- Oppai Slider 2 (25 November 2005)
- RapeLay (21 April 2006)
- BotuPlay (Extra Disc)
- Sexy Beach 3 (29 September 2006)
- Sexy Beach 3 Plus (Expansion, 15 December 2006)
- SchoolMate (25 May 2007)
- SchoolMate Sweets! (Stand-alone SchoolMate Fan Disc, 2007)
- Jinkō Shōjo 3 (Artificial Girl 3, 30 November 2007)
- Jinkō Shōjo 3 Privilege Disc (Bonus Disc, 2008)
- Jinkō Shōjo 3 Hannari (Expansion, 2 June 2008)
- Jinkō Shōjo 3 Hannari Privilege Disc (Expansion Bonus Disc, 2008)
- Box (Hako, 10 October 2008)
- @Home Mate (29 May 2009)
- You can't escape from the heroine! (Yūsha kara wa Nigerarenai!, 2 October 2009)
- Real Kanojo (Real Girlfriend) (19 February 2010)
- Schoolmate 2 (25 June 2010)
- Sexy Beach Zero (29 October 2010)
- Jinkō Gakuen (Artificial Academy, 10 June 2011)
- Wakeari! (11 November 2011)
- Love Girl (24 February 2012)
- I'm the Hero (Ore ga Shujinkou, 25 May 2012)
- Happy End Trigger (12 October 2012)
- Premium Play Darkness (25 January 2013)
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Famous quotes containing the words illusion and/or games:
“It isn’t safe to sit in judgment upon another person’s illusion when you are not on the inside. While you are thinking it is a dream, he may be knowing it is a planet.”
—Mark Twain [Samuel Langhorne Clemens] (1835–1910)
“In 1600 the specialization of games and pastimes did not extend beyond infancy; after the age of three or four it decreased and disappeared. From then on the child played the same games as the adult, either with other children or with adults. . . . Conversely, adults used to play games which today only children play.”
—Philippe Ariés (20th century)