| JP DS | 7th Dragon | 2009 | Turn-Based | Slay some dragons in a traditional turn-based style! |
| JP PSP | 7th Dragon 2020 | 2011 | Dungeon Crawler | Sequel to 7th Dragon, a 3D dungeon crawler set in post-apocalyptic Tokyo, Hatsune Miku herself makes an appearance |
| JP PSP | 7th Dragon 2020-II | 2013 | Dungeon Crawler | Adds a few classes and links to the first game, but otherwise uses a lot of assets and is very similar to its predecessor |
| Wii | Arc Rise Fantasia | 2010 | Turn-Based | Lazy English voice acting, but a decent turn-based RPG otherwise |
| PSP | Black Rock Shooter: The Game (DL only) | 2013 | Action | ARPG with a ton of shooting (duh) and a mission-based structure |
| Vita | Black Rock Shooter: The Game (DL only) | 2013 | Action | See PSP |
| Vita | Criminal Girls: Invite Only | 2015 | Turn-Based | Turn-based combat where each girl will only accept commands if she is "motivated" enough through minigames, which is exactly as thinly-veiled perverse as it sounds |
| PSP | Fate/Extra | 2011 | Dungeon Crawler | Third-person dungeon crawl, a parallel universe story to Fate/stay night, combat consists of rock-paper-scissors-type commands paired off |
| Vita | Fate/Extra (DL only) | 2012 | Action | See PSP |
| DS | Luminous Arc | 2007 | Strategy | SRPG; relationship-building between characters takes place between battles |
| DS | Luminous Arc 2 | 2008 | Strategy | Not terribly different from the first, can be quite difficult, endings are determined by pre-battle dialouge choices |
| JP DS | Luminous Arc 3: Eyes | 2009 | Strategy | Shenanigans at a magic school with both SRPG gameplay and dating sim elements |
| DS | Sands of Destruction | 2010 | Turn-Based | Timing/combo based combat system that the enemies have no trouble abusing you with |
| 3DS | Stella Glow | 2015 | Strategy | SRPG gameplay, learning character abilities is somewhat dependent upon building a relationship with the main character |
| PS3 | Time and Eternity | 2013 | Action | Strange, oft-criticized game with an offbeat anime-hybrid art style, dating-sim elements, and a single party member; repetitive gameplay |
