Tenchu (AKA: 天誅, てんちゅう) is a highly creative and classic game series that redefined the gaming experience of ninja themed games, which opened up a new world for ninja stealth action type of games. Its first work was born on SONY's PlayStation game console in 1998, and then launched on PS2, PSP, Xbox 360, NDS and so on game consoles, most of which were developed and published by Acquire from Japan. As a Japanese ninja action game that focuses on sneaking and assassinating themes, Tenchu's appearance made this type of game a hit for players around the world, and the subsequent Tenchu 3 became even more famous. So far, it has released eight works.

Grand Theft Auto is a famous crime-themed game series developed by Rockstar Games. Its first work was released in 1997. The game mixes elements of driving, shooting, fighting, nurturing and even business in a gangster background setting. This game quickly became popular after the release of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, in which most players first learned about Grand Theft Auto.

Death's Gambit is a hardcore, pixel-level 2D action RPG small game produced by White Rabbit and released by Adult Swim Games. It had been under development for four years before it was finally released in 2018. The inspiration of this game mainly comes from Dark Souls series. For example, its sword and shield design, endurance value system, and monster settings are all similar to the latter. Or, we can also regard it as a combination work of Dark Souls series and Shadow of the Colossus.

Tomb Raider (AKA: Lara Croft: Tomb Raider) is an action adventure & puzzle game series developed by Core Design from United Kingdom and published by Square Enix (formerly Domark and Eidos Interactive) from Japan. The first installment of this series attracted a lot of interest from gamers around the world soon after it was released.

ShadowFlare is a fantasy-themed adventure/action role-playing game very similar to Diablo 2, developed by Denyusha and published by Emurasoft from Japan in 2001. We can regard it as a Japanese style of Diablo coming with its own characteristics and supporting both singleplayer offline game mode and multiplayer (up to 4 players) online game mode, although Japanese game developers are really good at creating console video games rather than PC games.