Helam: A Stripling Warrior Quest is an action-packed video game based on the Book of Mormon. Experience the excitement first-hand as you take control of Helam, a young man training to be a stripling warrior. Battle mysterious creatures, defeat wicked Lamanites, and collect clues while you journey to find the villain who burned down your village. Do you have what it takes to complete your quest, conquer evil, and become a true stripling warrior?
In StreetMobsters you own your own mafia empire in a multiplayer world where you can work together with your family!
Participate in wars against other families and fight for more cartel areas to sell more and more drugs! Or just take a fight against the thousands of other players in a PvP battle, stealing their cash and meth! If this is too easy for you than start to battle against lots of bosses alone and together with your family!
Becoming the very best mafiosi around is the goal of the game, gaining power by countless type of ways and upgrading your Empires! Sell weed, meth, tobacco, xtc, oil,... are just a few illegal activities that you can earn cash with!
Come and see there is plenty more to do in this awesome mafia game!
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A free to play MMO developed (and published) by Korean company Kabod Entertainment in Gamebryo engine. The game is mainly advertised as an MMORPG with "adult themes".
Storybricks is an storytelling tool for letting players tell and play stories in computer role-playing games (RPGs), including massively multiplayer online (MMO) games. It uses a visual editing system for describing and controlling non-player characters (NPCs)
Ys IV: Mask of the Sun - A New Theory is a remake of the original Ys IV for the Super Famicom. It follows the story of the original, but revamps the combat to be based on a more traditional button-press system than the original game's "bump" combat, based on running into enemies off-center.
It was an unsuccessful Kickstarter proyect that started in 2012 and never was released.
Americana Dawn is a role playing game which explores over two centuries of early American history using a new tradition of folklore and tall tales. Throughout its story, we follow Foster, the spirit of the sea, a gentle and innocent being who arrives in America with no apparent heritage or home. Lost to the wilderness of Shenandoah Valley, he lives in complete isolation for a hundred years until he is found and recruited in the provincial militia. Thus begins his strange journey, spanning across three wars and the entire eastern seaboard of North America: from the French and Indian War to the American Revolution, from the colony of Georgia to Quebec City.
The world in Rezel Cross is undergoing an awakening after a comet passes by. Beasts undergo rapid evolution and dormant abilities in humans start to manifest. Increased strength, faster reflexes and agility transform a small number of humans into super humans known as "rezel". While the world is in constant flux Isle, Lefia and three other heroes gifted with rezel powers begin their tale.
The game is split into 20 chapters and the heroes gain the powers of teleport, time pause, psycho kenesis, transformation and x-ray vision as they progress. In addition, the battles are in full 3D with an XMB like interface and the heroes get skill points to unlock new abilities and Rezel Arts as well as Hyper Rezels.
The game has character designs by Eiji Kandeda who also did character designs for Aquarion and a script written by the team who wrote Arc the Lad III & IV.
Koukidou Gensou GPM - Gunparade March is a Japanese video game that was later turned into a 3 volume manga and a 12 episode anime.
The video game, Koukidou Gensou Gun Parade March was released on September 28 of 2000, for the PlayStation video game console. It was developed by Alfa System and published by Sony Computer Entertainment. Due to its creativity and attention to detail, it won the prestigious Seiun Award in 2001.
The manga by Hiroyuki Sanadura was serialized in the magazine Dengeki Daioh. The three volumes published by MediaWorks between 2001 and 2003 were translated by ADV Manga between 2004 and 2005.