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Konami

179 games in the catalogue ⏱ 1981–2025 33 platforms
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When you say Konami, retro players instantly get goosebumps from the organ tones in Count Dracula's castle, the memory of the brotherly commando duo mowing down aliens in Contra, or the legendary cheat code up-up-down-down-left-right-left-right-B-A. This Japanese company is one of the absolute pillars of the golden era of video games. It achieved what few managed: to create several genre-defining series at once, which to this day define what action, horror atmosphere, and storytelling in pixels should look like. For lovers of the classics, Konami is synonymous with craftsmanship honesty and music that burrows into your memory for life.

History

Konami was founded in 1969 in Osaka, Japan, when Kagemasa Kozuki established a business originally focused on the repair and rental of jukebox-type arcade machines. The name itself is a compound of the founders' names. The company entered the gaming industry in full at the end of the 1970s with arcade machines and soon scored its first big hits, such as the shooter Scramble (1981) and Frogger (1981).

The true legend, however, was born in the mid-1980s on the Nintendo console. In 1985 the shooter Gradius was released on the MSX and later on the NES, which helped define the genre of horizontal "shoot 'em up" games, and a year later the first Contra arrived in arcades. The year 1986 also brought the dark gem The Maze of Galious for MSX computers and, above all, the original Castlevania (1986/1987), in which the whip-wielding Simon Belmont set out against Dracula. On the NES, Konami also shone with the espionage Metal Gear (1987) and the charming Japanese game Kid Dracula.

The sixteen-bit era propelled the studio to the top. Super Castlevania IV (1991) on the SNES amazed with fluid whip controls and atmosphere, Contra III: The Alien Wars perfected run-and-gun action, and on the Sega Mega Drive gems such as Castlevania: Bloodlines, the brutal Contra: Hard Corps, and the playful Rocket Knight Adventures with the opossum Sparkster were created. Pocket versions of the classics headed to the handheld Game Boy – Castlevania: The Adventure, Operation C, Gradius: The Interstellar Assault, and the Robinson-esque Survival Kids. The PlayStation era was then crowned by the pair of strategic RPGs Suikoden I and II, which earned cult status among fans.

Key Figures

The face of modern Konami became Hideo Kojima, author of the Metal Gear series, who turned tactical action into a cinematic work of art with a deep story; his signature is also carried by the Game Boy Color title Metal Gear: Ghost Babel. The Castlevania series was fundamentally shaped by Koji Igarashi, who, together with the design of Symphony of the Night, set the direction of the later "metroidvania" installments, such as Aria of Sorrow and Circle of the Moon on the Game Boy Advance.

Konami, however, was also renowned for its music. The composing team Konami Kukeiha Club and figures such as Michiru Yamane, author of the unforgettable melodies of many Castlevanias, elevated game soundtracks to an artistic discipline. Distinctive humor and a singular style, in turn, were brought to games like Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon by the creators behind the zany series about the samurai hero Goemon.

Transformations and Transfers

After 2010, Konami underwent a noticeable transformation. The company increasingly shifted the focus of its business toward pachinko machines, mobile games, and the fitness sector, which caused unease among part of its fan base. The peak of the tension was 2015, when, after protracted disputes, the paths of Konami and Hideo Kojima parted. He subsequently founded the independent studio Kojima Productions, and an entire era said farewell to console Konami. Many creators of the classic series left over the years and founded their own projects – Koji Igarashi, for example, left the company and, via crowdfunding, created a spiritual successor to Castlevania.

The Present

Konami still exists in 2026 as one of the great Japanese entertainment companies and owns the rights to all its famous brands. In recent years it has been rediscovering the value of its heritage: it releases collector's collections of old games, among which Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles (originally on the PSP) is not missing as part of retro bundles, and it has opened the door to remakes and to the returns of once-shelved series. Alongside video games, the company operates in arcade machines, sports, and a healthy lifestyle. For the retro community, however, Konami will forever remain the home of the Belmonts, the Contra brothers, and the sneaking Solid Snake – the creator of games that have passed the test of time and still rank among the best that eight-bit and sixteen-bit consoles offered.

Games by the studio (179)

  1. Gradius / Salamander · 1979

    A Konami duo that introduced the iconic power-up bar system and shaped the entire genre.

    MAME

  2. Frogger · 1981

    Crossing a street and a river has never been this tense; a classic even non-gamers know.

    MAME

  3. Scramble · 1981

    A cornerstone of horizontal shoot 'em ups; six distinct sections from caves to an enemy base.

    MAME

  4. Time Pilot · 1982

    A multidirectional Konami shooter that sends the player across historical eras of aircraft.

    MAME

  5. Antarctic Adventure · 1983

    A cute run across the ice by the penguin Penta; a catchy Konami hit from 1983.

    MSX

  6. Gyruss · 1983

    A space shooter where the ship circles around the edge of the screen instead of the classic top-down view.

    MAME

  7. Track & Field · 1983

    Button-mashing elevated to an Olympic discipline; the template for the entire athletics game genre.

    MAME NES

  8. D-Day · 1984

    War action inspired by the invasion of Normandy; an advance along the coast under fire from several directions.

    MAME

  9. Hyper Sports · 1984

    A sequel to Track & Field with eight Olympic events and frantic button-mashing.

    MAME

  10. Gradius · 1985

    The Vic Viper and its faithful helpers; a revolutionary upgrade system that defined the genre for years.

    MAME NES X68k

  11. Konami's Soccer · 1985

    One of the first fast-paced soccer experiences on MSX, from the masters at Konami.

    MSX

  12. Castlevania · 1986

    Gothic action; the third game adds branching and characters. Pillars of the genre.

    NES

  13. Knightmare · 1986

    A vertical shooter where, instead of a ship, the knight Popolon flies to rescue his beloved.

    MSX

  14. Penguin Adventure · 1986

    A colorful platformer about a penguin, on which a young Hideo Kojima worked as a designer.

    MSX

  15. Salamander · 1986

    Gradius's rebellious offshoot; alternates horizontal and vertical stretches through organic tunnels.

    MAME MSX X68k

  16. The Goonies · 1986

    A platformer based on the film about a gang of kids hunting for pirate Willy's treasure.

    MSX

  17. Vampire Killer (Castlevania MSX) · 1986

    The sister version of Castlevania for the MSX2; instead of a linear platformer, it offers freer exploration.

    MSX

  18. WEC Le Mans 24 · 1986

    Arcade Le Mans racing with a moving cabin and day-to-night transitions during the race.

    MAME

  19. Castlevania II: Simon's Quest · 1987

    A bold departure from the linear Castlevania; Simon Belmont in an open world full of choices.

    NES

  20. Contra (arcade) · 1987

    Konami's 1987 debut of the formula that made it famous: pure Rambo-style run & gun.

    MAME NES

  21. Metal Gear · 1987

    The cornerstone of the stealth genre; here Kojima first showed that running away is better than fighting.

    NES

  22. Nemesis 2 / Gradius 2 · 1987

    MSX-exclusive entries in the famous Gradius series, with content you won't find anywhere else.

    MSX

  23. The Maze of Galious · 1987

    A vast interconnected castle full of secrets - a metroidvania years before the term existed.

    MSX

  24. Usas · 1987

    A Konami action platformer about treasure hunting, full of color and brisk movement.

    MSX

  25. Blades of Steel · 1988

    Arcade hockey by Konami with an iconic digitized voice; flash over simulation.

    NES

  26. Life Force · 1988

    Konami reshaped Gradius into a biological nightmare: flying through the stomachs of a giant being.

    NES

  27. Parodius (MSX original) · 1988

    Gradius turned inside out - penguins dance instead of warships, but the core is an honest shmup.

    MSX

  28. Super Contra · 1988

    The successor to the famous Contra goes for even more action, pace and end-of-level boss fights.

    MAME

  29. Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse · 1989

    A prequel featuring Trevor Belmont against the mighty Dracula; the most technically advanced entry on NES.

    NES

  30. Castlevania: The Adventure · 1989

    A demanding classic; more a historical milestone than a smooth ride.

    GB

  31. Gradius III · 1989

    Původní arkádová verze bez ořezaných levelů, se sólovou obtížností naladěnou na mince.

    MAME SNES

  32. Motocross Maniacs · 1989

    Arcade motocross where the bike is balanced mid-jump by tilting, not simulated.

    GB

  33. Silent Service · 1989

    Ponorková válka v Pacifiku, zjednodušená pro ovladač a obývák.

    NES

  34. Space Manbow · 1989

    A Konami space shooter that surprises on the MSX2 with its agility and pace.

    MSX

  35. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles · 1989

    Cowabunga! Four turtles beat down the Foot Clan with four players at once in this iconic beat 'em up.

    MAME GBA GCN

  36. Aliens · 1990

    Dripping slime, a blinking motion tracker; a run & gun carrying the atmosphere of the Aliens film.

    MAME

  37. Cyraid · 1990

    Vertical action blending gunfire with rescuing captured scientists scattered across the levels.

    GB

  38. Nemesis · 1990

    A pocket-sized Gradius with the iconic capsule system that gradually upgrades your ship and weapons.

    GB

  39. Snake's Revenge · 1990

    A Metal Gear sequel made without Kojima's knowledge; the series canon still avoids it today.

    NES

  40. Super C · 1990

    A direct sequel to Contra with another dose of ruthless run-and-gun shooting.

    NES

  41. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game · 1990

    A faithful home port of Konami's arcade beat-'em-up; one of the best licensed games on NES.

    NES

  42. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan · 1990

    One of the Game Boy's first licensed titles; the player switches between all four turtles.

    GB

  43. Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge · 1991

    Direct sequel to Adventure with smoother controls and fairer difficulty.

    GB
  44. GB

    Dragon Scroll: The Legend of Yamato Takeru · 1991

    A Konami JRPG inspired by the Japanese legend of Prince Yamato Takeru and his quest.

    GB

  45. Operation C · 1991

    Contra on a handheld that works better than it should.

    GB

  46. Parodius Da! · 1991

    A crazy parody of Konami's own games; a penguin or an octopus instead of a ship, dancing bosses.

    X68k

  47. Sunset Riders · 1991

    A quartet of bounty hunters in the Wild West; a model run & gun for a group of friends on one cabinet.

    MAME SNES

  48. Super Castlevania IV · 1991

    An audiovisual showcase; a whip in eight directions.

    SNES

  49. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time · 1991

    Čtyřhráčová arkáda, ze které se později stala slavná SNES hra.

    MAME

  50. The Simpsons · 1991

    Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa kick villains around Springfield to rescue Maggie.

    MAME

  51. Axelay · 1992

    Alternates pseudo-3D flight over a planet with side-scrolling; a technological showcase from Konami.

    SNES

  52. Contra Force · 1992

    Přejmenovaná japonská hra, která si jen půjčila jméno Contra.

    NES

  53. Contra III: The Alien Wars · 1992

    The peak of run & gun on the SNES; intense.

    SNES

  54. Gradius II · 1992

    A dream conversion of the arcade hit; the differences from the original are hard to spot.

    X68k

  55. Gradius: The Interstellar Assault (Nemesis II) · 1992

    A classic shooter with a power-up bar; a treat for fans of the genre.

    GB

  56. Snatcher (CD, fan překlad) · 1992

    A cyberpunk noir adventure from Hideo Kojima; the CD version is considered the definitive edition.

    PCE MCD

  57. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project · 1992

    Unlike the second game, this one was made directly for NES and in many ways surpasses even the arcade original.

    NES

  58. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time · 1992

    A conversion of the great arcade beat 'em up that many fans consider even better.

    SNES

  59. Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster Busts Loose · 1992

    Buster Bunny romps through a wild platformer based on the show; an underrated gem from Konami.

    SNES

  60. X-Men · 1992

    Six players at once on one machine; Marvel's mutants in a perfect cooperative brawl.

    MAME

  61. Akumajou Dracula · 1993

    Castlevania rebuilt from the ground up, long unavailable in the West; a larger castle.

    X68k

  62. Castlevania: Rondo of Blood (CD) · 1993

    The legendary CD entry that was long only whispered about in the West; the peak of classic Castlevania.

    PCE

  63. Kid Dracula · 1993

    A lighthearted, funny Castlevania spin-off. A hidden Konami treasure.

    GB

  64. Nemesis '90 Kai · 1993

    A completely reworked Gradius exclusive to the X68000; rearranged stages and new sections.

    X68k

  65. Pop'n TwinBee · 1993

    A cute shmup; co-op joy.

    SNES

  66. Prince of Persia · 1993

    One hour to save the princess; a port of Jordan Mechner's famous cinematic platformer.

    NES

  67. Rocket Knight Adventures · 1993

    A Konami platformer with a rocket pack; brisk and clever.

    MD

  68. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters · 1993

    A shift from beat-'em-up brawling to a Street Fighter-style 2D fighting game.

    MD SNES

  69. Castlevania: Bloodlines · 1994

    The only MD Castlevania; fast and stylish.

    MD

  70. Contra: Hard Corps · 1994

    Brutal run & gun with branching; for hardcore players.

    MD

  71. Lethal Enforcers · 1994

    An arcade light-gun shooter about a police officer; also playable with a real toy pistol.

    MCD

  72. Policenauts · 1994

    Konami's sci-fi detective story about a policeman out of hibernation; the investigation leads to an organ trade.

    PC-98 3DO PS1

  73. Sparkster · 1994

    A platformer with a rocket pack for quick bursts of flight and wall-bashing charges; a sequel to Rocket Knight.

    MD SNES

  74. The Adventures of Batman & Robin · 1994

    A run & gun based on Batman: The Animated Series; brutal difficulty and stunning visuals.

    MD

  75. Castlevania: Dracula X · 1995

    Brought the story of Rondo of Blood to the West; Richter wields the whip alongside sub-weapons.

    SNES

  76. Cave Noire · 1995

    Konami roguelike with procedurally generated caves; every descent is different.

    GB

  77. Crypt Killer · 1995

    A horror light-gun shooter with a grotesque touch; collecting keys breaks up the linear formula.

    MAME

  78. International Superstar Soccer Deluxe · 1995

    The benchmark of 16-bit football from Konami; for many, still the best soccer game on SNES.

    SNES

  79. Gokujou Parodius · 1996

    A comedic Gradius spin-off from Konami; parody characters and bosses spoofing other games.

    Saturn

  80. Suikoden I & II · 1996

    Collect 108 characters; the second game is often among the best JRPGs ever.

    PS1

  81. Vandal Hearts · 1996

    One of the first tactical RPGs in the West; geysers of blood and turn-based battles on a grid.

    PS1

  82. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night · 1997

    The game the metroidvania genre was named after; a castle full of secret passages.

    PS1 Saturn

  83. Gradius Gaiden · 1997

    Exclusive to Japan - seven stages where precision decides, not firepower.

    PS1

  84. Dance Dance Revolution · 1998

    Tanečního fenoménu úplně první podoba – na herní podlaze, ne na gauči doma.

    MAME PS1

  85. Metal Gear Solid · 1998

    Kojima's stealth epic; a gripping thriller reflecting on nuclear weapons and war.

    PS1 Win9x

  86. Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon · 1998

    Zany action adventure; cult humor.

    N64

  87. Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness · 1999

    An expanded version of the series' first 3D entry, released the very same year.

    N64

  88. Gradius IV: Fukkatsu · 1999

    Návrat Vic Viperu po deseti letech, v době, kdy žánr už ustupoval 3D.

    MAME

  89. ISS Pro Evolution · 1999

    Football from Konami for connoisseurs — realistic movement and tactics instead of licenses and flash.

    PS1

  90. NBA In the Zone 2000 · 1999

    NBA-licensed basketball from Konami with a fast tempo suited to the handheld.

    GBC

  91. NHL Blades of Steel 2000 · 1999

    Konami's fast arcade hockey classic; pace and physical play along the boards above all.

    GBC

  92. Silent Hill · 1999

    A horror game built on fog, silence, and uncertainty of mind, not on blood around the corner.

    PS1

  93. Silent Scope · 1999

    A cabinet with a real optical scope — a unique sniper concept in the light-gun genre.

    MAME

  94. Survival Kids · 1999

    Island survival with crafting — a forerunner of modern survival games.

    GB GBC Switch 2

  95. Azure Dreams · 2000

    An unconventional RPG: the player raises monsters from eggs and climbs a procedural tower.

    GBC

  96. Drummania · 2000

    Rubber pads and a bass drum pedal simulate a drum kit; the game punishes uneven hits.

    MAME

  97. ESPN International Track & Field · 2000

    Athletics competition built on button-mashing for speed - a genre defined since the eighties.

    GBC GBA
  98. MAME

    GuitarFreaks 3rdMix · 2000

    A guitar replica with three buttons and a strum bar — a direct forerunner of the Guitar Hero concept.

    MAME
  99. GBC

    Guru Logi Champ · 2000

    An unassuming puzzle game from Konami with dozens of levels of rising difficulty.

    GBC

  100. International Superstar Soccer 2000 · 2000

    Konami's football rival to FIFA, adapted to the handheld's buttons and screen.

    GBC

  101. Metal Gear: Ghost Babel · 2000

    A full-fledged stealth Metal Gear on a handheld; surprisingly rich.

    GBC

  102. beatmania IIDX 8th style · 2001

    A DJ deck with a turntable and buttons; the turntable itself doubles as a note to scratch in rhythm.

    MAME

  103. Castlevania Chronicles · 2001

    A remake of the first Castlevania from the Sharp X68000, one few outside Japan knew about.

    PS1

  104. Castlevania: Circle of the Moon · 2001

    A GBA launch title and a full-blooded metroidvania in the style of Symphony of the Night.

    GBA

  105. Gradius Galaxies · 2001

    The Gradius series' legendary power-up bar and uncompromising difficulty, shrunk down to fit in your pocket.

    GBA

  106. Konami Krazy Racers · 2001

    A kart racer with characters from across Konami's series; a clear Mario Kart inspiration.

    GBC GBA

  107. Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty · 2001

    Kojima's narrative audacity - after the famous prologue, the inexperienced Raiden takes over from Snake.

    PS2

  108. Silent Hill 2 · 2001

    The peak of psychological horror; monsters as the embodiment of James's repressed guilt and fear.

    PS2

  109. Silent Hill 2: Restless Dreams · 2001

    An exclusive Xbox version of the psychological horror game with the bonus scenario Born from a Wish.

    Xbox

  110. X-Men: Reign of Apocalypse · 2001

    Wolverine, Cyclops and co. against the tyrant Apocalypse in a solidly crafted action platformer.

    GBA

  111. Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance · 2002

    Two more excellent metroidvanias; together with Aria, the holy trinity.

    GBA

  112. Contra Advance: The Alien Wars EX · 2002

    A run-and-gun tribute to Contra III from the Super Nintendo, enhanced with new exclusive sections.

    GBA

  113. Contra: Shattered Soldier · 2002

    The return of a legend with a darker sci-fi story and the same brutal difficulty.

    PS2

  114. Dance Dance Revolution Extreme · 2002

    An arrow platform for dancing and exercising at the same time — an unusual combination of fun and physical activity.

    MAME

  115. Konami Collector's Series: Arcade Advanced · 2002

    A compilation of Konami arcade classics — Gradius, Circus Charlie, Yie Ar Kung-Fu, and more.

    GBA

  116. Suikoden III · 2002

    The bold Trinity Sight system depicts a single conflict from the perspective of three different heroes.

    PS2

  117. Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories · 2002

    Card duels from the anime phenomenon packaged for the first time in a full RPG framework.

    PS1

  118. Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow · 2003

    The pinnacle of the GBA Castlevanias; the enemy-soul system is genius.

    GBA

  119. Castlevania: Lament of Innocence · 2003

    The first fully 3D Castlevania; it founded the legend of the cursed Belmont bloodline.

    PS2

  120. Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance · 2003

    An expanded version of Kojima's Sons of Liberty with content the PS2 version never had at all.

    Xbox

  121. Silent Hill 3 · 2003

    A direct sequel to the first game - Heather is the reincarnation of Alessa and the target of the Order cult.

    PS2

  122. Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner · 2003

    Fast-paced mecha action produced under the supervision of Hideo Kojima, with an opening by studio Bones.

    PS2

  123. International Superstar Soccer Advance · 2004

    Compact yet deep Konami football; team editing extends the game's lifespan.

    GBA

  124. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater · 2004

    Considered by many the pinnacle of the series; a Soviet jungle, camouflage, and hunting for survival.

    PS2

  125. Neo Contra · 2004

    A return to the top-down view and anime stylization; the new hero Jaguar in over-the-top battles.

    PS2

  126. Shaman King: Master of Spirits · 2004

    Action RPG based on the anime; spirit allies bring different Furyoku fighting styles.

    GBA

  127. Suikoden IV · 2004

    Chronologically the earliest Suikoden; gathering the 108 Stars of Destiny a generation before the first game.

    PS2

  128. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus · 2004

    Continues with the Battle Nexus tournament from the series; you again switch between all four turtles.

    GBA

  129. Castlevania: Curse of Darkness · 2005

    A 3D sequel in the series with a Devil Forging system for controlling demons.

    PS2

  130. Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow · 2005

    A sequel to Aria of Sorrow with the soul system; the first Castlevania on the Nintendo DS.

    DS

  131. Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin · 2006

    Two heroes jump through painted portraits into separate themed worlds.

    DS

  132. Gradius Collection · 2006

    A portable archive of the legendary shooter with its ingenious capsule power-up system.

    PSP

  133. Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles · 2007

    A Rondo of Blood remake + bonuses (including the original SotN).

    PSP

  134. Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 · 2007

    A simplified but recognizable version of Konami's football series, with an emphasis on teamwork.

    DS PSP Wii PS3

  135. Castlevania Judgment · 2008

    The Belmonts, Alucard, and Dracula face off in a 3D arena instead of exploring the castle.

    Wii

  136. Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia · 2008

    The darkest of the three DS Castlevania games; a glyph system replaces classic weapons and spells.

    DS

  137. Gradius ReBirth · 2008

    A WiiWare return of the legendary shmup series with pixel art and modern explosion effects.

    Wii

  138. jubeat · 2008

    A 4×4 grid of illuminated panels instead of note lanes — a visually distinct concept.

    MAME

  139. Contra ReBirth · 2009

    A WiiWare tribute to classic Contra; brutal difficulty where a single hit means death.

    Wii

  140. Suikoden Tierkreis · 2009

    A standalone story in the spirit of Suikoden; a world divided by twelve signs and their runes.

    DS

  141. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time Re-Shelled · 2009

    A 3D rebirth of the classic 90s beat-'em-up; the turtles smash Kraang goons and bosses at the end.

    X360

  142. Castlevania: Harmony of Despair · 2010

    A return to the series' metroidvania roots, but built for up to seven players in co-op at once.

    X360

  143. Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 · 2010

    A pocket round of the famous battle with FIFA; football for connoisseurs, played with a feel for tempo.

    PSP PS3

  144. Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D · 2011

    Konami's launch football title for the handheld; the ball behaves more elaborately than in arcade-style FIFA.

    3DS
  145. Mobil

    eFootball PES · 2017

    Konami's football series on mobile, eternal rival of FIFA Mobile.

    Mobil

  146. Super Bomberman R · 2017

    The brand's return after years of silence; the principle unchanged since the 80s — bombs, grid, explosions.

    Switch

  147. Metal Gear Survive · 2018

    Survival with crafting instead of espionage; created after Hideo Kojima left Konami.

    PS4

  148. Contra: Rogue Corps · 2019

    The first entry in the series without side-scrolling; instead, a top-down view and grotesque twin-stick action.

    PS4

  149. Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel · 2022

    A digital rules simulator for the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG with thousands of cards from the start of the game.

    PC

  150. Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 · 2023

    Five key entries in Konami's stealth series together in one package, including development materials.

    Series

  151. Silent Hill: The Short Message · 2024

    A short, intimate probe into guilt and mental anguish - an unusually personal psychological horror.

    PS5

  152. Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater · 2025

    A faithful remake of Kojima's classic about Naked Snake; camouflage, CQC, and cooking food in the jungle.

    PS5

  153. Suikoden I&II HD Remaster: Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars · 2025

    Two cult JRPGs with over a hundred recruitable Stars of Destiny and your own fortress.

    Series