Ojousama Club

Originally released for the PC-8801 in 1987 by Technopolis Soft, this title is a rare look at a time when software migrated from the amateur doujin scene to commercial retail. The game is based on the card game "President" (Daifugo), but with a unique twist where the strength of the cards is determined by the "cuteness rank" of the girls illustrated on them. By outplaying opponents, players can trade hands to accumulate the most attractive cards, eventually winning access to suggestive "service" graphics from the stage queens. Because the legendary game composer Yuzo Koshiro contributed to the soundtrack early in his career, this title remains an unmissable piece of retro gaming history.

Set in a world where all the cards in a deck have been replaced by girls, players compete to prove whose hand holds the most "adorable" lineup. The gameplay follows rules similar to the card game President, where winning rounds grants you the privilege of trading cards with lower-ranked players to refine your hand. Succeed in the competition and climb the rankings, and you will be rewarded with a special treat from the stage queens.