Branmarker

Released by D.O. in 1991, Brain Marker is a role-playing "bishoujo" game that captivated Sharp X68000 users of its time. Set on a peaceful island, the story follows a powerful warrior girl named Shami as she embarks on a quest to rescue the royal children, brought to life with vibrant, animation-style visuals. Spanning eight 5.25-inch floppy disks, the game offered a deep sense of immersion through its intense dungeon exploration and cinematic cutscenes. It remains a significant title today, regarded as a pioneer that successfully fused RPG gameplay with narrative-driven mature storytelling in the early PC gaming scene.

A sudden demonic invasion shatters the peace of Raja Island, resulting in the kidnapping of the kingdom's prince and princess. Treating the crisis with the utmost gravity, the King summons Shami, the kingdom's greatest warrior, and charges her with the rescue of his children and the investigation of the invasion's source. Together with her companions, Shami navigates treacherous dungeons as she gradually unravels the dark truth hidden behind these supernatural events.