- Name
- Leaf
- Abbreviation
- Founded
- Location
- Japan
- Website
- http://leaf.aquaplus.co.jp/
- Aliases
Leaf
Japan
Leaf is an eroge subsidiary of Aquaplus that is most famous for coining the term "visual novel" and for developing many popular franchises in the late 90s and early 2000s.
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Overview
Leaf (リーフ) is a PC developer that was established in October 1994 as a subsidiary of U-Office, current day Aquaplus (Company). The purpose of the subsidiary was to create eroge for the Japanese PC market with Leaf's debut title being DR2 Night Janki (Game) in 1995. While the developer had little recognition at first, Leaf eventually became an icon within the otaku fandom in Japan where they were famous for creating games like To Heart (Franchise), Comic Party (Game), White Album (Franchise), and Utawarerumono (Franchise). The company's Leaf Visual Novel Series (Franchise) also coined the term "visual novel," which would eventually become a popular genre title in the West for Japanese novel games. Today, the company rarely creates adult titles so the Leaf brand is seldom used anymore. All of the developer's mainstream releases are instead published under their parent company's name, Aquaplus.
Developed Games
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To Heart (Game)
A visual novel developed by Leaf about a high school boy that can develop feelings for one of several girls at his school.
Tears to Tiara (Game)
Tears To Tiara is an adult eroge game with tactical role playing gameplay developed by Leaf. The story borrows heavily from Roman, Welsh, Celt and Christian mythology.
White Album (Game)
Popular eroge by Leaf, that spawned an anime series in 2009 and a PS3 remake in 2010.
To Heart 2: X Rated (Game)
A PC port of ToHeart2 that adds adult content into the original console version as well as other new content.
White Album 2 Extended Edition (Game)
The complete collection of White Album 2 containing unaltered versions of Introductory Chapter, Closing Chapter, Mini-After Story and the additional "Fugutaiten no Kimi e" scenario included in the console ports. Also includes all related novel, drama CDs and other materials.
Saorin to Issho!! (Game)
The first volume in the Leaf Amusement Soft series. These are fandiscs that included various games featuring characters from Leaf's franchises as well as comments from staff and information about future releases.
Hatsune no Naisho!! (Game)
Second entry in the Leaf Amusement Soft series which contains several extra for fans including a game called "LEAF FIGHT 97," a digital card game that would later evolved into Leaf Fight TCG.
Published Games
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To Heart (Game)
A visual novel developed by Leaf about a high school boy that can develop feelings for one of several girls at his school.
Tears to Tiara (Game)
Tears To Tiara is an adult eroge game with tactical role playing gameplay developed by Leaf. The story borrows heavily from Roman, Welsh, Celt and Christian mythology.
White Album (Game)
Popular eroge by Leaf, that spawned an anime series in 2009 and a PS3 remake in 2010.
White Album 2: Introductory Chapter (Game)
First part of the sequel to the very popular eroge by Leaf.
To Heart 2: X Rated (Game)
A PC port of ToHeart2 that adds adult content into the original console version as well as other new content.
White Album 2: Closing Chapter (Game)
Second part of the sequel to the very popular eroge by Leaf
White Album 2 Extended Edition (Game)
The complete collection of White Album 2 containing unaltered versions of Introductory Chapter, Closing Chapter, Mini-After Story and the additional "Fugutaiten no Kimi e" scenario included in the console ports. Also includes all related novel, drama CDs and other materials.
Saorin to Issho!! (Game)
The first volume in the Leaf Amusement Soft series. These are fandiscs that included various games featuring characters from Leaf's franchises as well as comments from staff and information about future releases.
Hatsune no Naisho!! (Game)
Second entry in the Leaf Amusement Soft series which contains several extra for fans including a game called "LEAF FIGHT 97," a digital card game that would later evolved into Leaf Fight TCG.