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Series records group games that the index treats as related. A follow-up, side story, or sequel can share a name and still use a different structure, platform set, or release history.
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Beyond Eden connects two Victorian-era games by Studio Pieplus. The original follows Alex Wake’s revenge against a baron’s household through character routes. Dear Edward is an officially identified spin-off about Edward’s debts, activities, and relationships in London. It also contains optional epilogues involving the earlier cast. The works share characters and context, but the spin-off’s life-management systems make it a distinct game rather than an alternate edition.
qureate's Bunny Garden games follow relationships at a contemporary nightlife venue. Bunny Garden 2 explicitly uses a different world line from the first game, combining returning staff with new characters. It is a follow-up in the series rather than a chronological continuation of the earlier ending.
Waffle’s fantasy visual-novel series includes the distinct Lute-led Funbag Fantasy and Ruin-led Funbag Fantasy 2. Official English branding establishes the connection, while different protagonists and kingdoms distinguish the games.
Negligee connects stories about a lingerie shop and its staff. Girls Night, Spring Clean, and Opposites Attract belong to the publisher's Negligee series. Opposites Attract follows Charlotte and Sophie after Charlotte's breakup and is explicitly written as a standalone adventure. Series membership does not imply that every game must be played in release order.
The NinNinDays romance adventures bring trained ninjas into contemporary city life. The first centers on Sumire; NinNinDays2 introduces Suzuran and Kikyō and includes Sumire as a returning character. Each game has its own central encounter and edition history.
Flexible Media’s island-adventure series begins with a bartender stranded after a yacht shipwreck. Paradise Lust 2 directly continues Jack’s story on Tuvatuva Island; Paradise Lust 3 returns to the setting for another pageant. The third entry remains in Early Access as of review.
The Divine Speaker is a fantasy visual-novel series by Two and a Half Studios. The original follows Raen beyond the isolated city of Aurelia Cavella, with choices directing relationships and routes. The Sun and the Moon is an officially identified prequel about Lucius and Aemyl. Its linear story leads into the original game’s opening, so publication order and narrative order differ.
The Symbiant introduces Danya and Brahve; Re:Union provides two follow-up stories based on different original endings. These are alternative continuations, not one confirmed consecutive timeline.
A series groups games the index treats as related. Shared characters or a common title do not guarantee the same developer, platform set, or story continuity. Open each record to compare the relationship label and edition details.