- Name
- EVE
- Features
- 12 games
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- First game
- EVE Burst Error (Game)
- Aliases
- EVE Series
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Overview
EVE is a series of Japanese adventure games that usually follow the stories of private detective Kojiroh Amagi and Marina Houjou, a national intelligence agent. The games are classified as "multi-sight" adventure games since they allow the player to swap between each protagonist in order to solve the mystery of each entry. The series began in 1995 with an eroge called EVE Burst Error (Game) which was directed by the late Hiroyuki Kanno (Person) at C's Ware. Kanno joined Elf Corperation after the release of the first game but C's Ware continued making sequels with other writers, including Kazuki Sakuraba (Person) (author of Gosick) and Kotaro Uchikoshi (Person) (creator of the Zero Escape (Franchise) series). C's Ware's parent company, Himeya Soft, later filed for bankruptcy in 2017 and the EVE franchise has since been taken over by El Dai.
Mainline Installments
- EVE Burst Error (Game) (1995)
- EVE: The Lost One (1998)
- ADAM: The Double Factor (1999)
- EVE Zero (Game) (2000)
- EVE: New Generation (2006)
- EVE Rebirth Terror (2019)
- EVE ghost enemies (2022)
Remakes
- EVE: The Fatal Attraction (2001) - Re-imagining of ADAM.
- Eve Burst Error Plus (Game) (2003) - PS2 remake of EVE Burst Error.
- Burst Error: Eve the First (2010) - PSP remake of EVE Burst Error.
- EVE Burst Error R (2016) - Enhanced port of EVE Burst Error developed by El Dia.
Related Games
- Love Potion (Game) (1994) - An older title written by Hiroyuki Kanno that features the characters Kyoko Himuro and Hiromi Matsuno who later appear in EVE Burst Error. The game is sometimes thought of as a prequel to the EVE series.
- EVE Jan (Game) (2008) - A mahjong game staring the characters from EVE: New Generation in a new story.
External Links
- EVE Series (Nico Nico Pedia).
- EVE Series Japanese Wikipedia.
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