Cthulhu Mythos RPG -The Sleeping Girl of the Miasma Sea-

Customize your character, pick your party, run into a mansion Sweet Home style and pray you don't get got by ghosts and other nasties. Learn the secrets of the manor. Visit a very dark annex. Explore the surroundings. Get chomped on by zombie dogs.

A great game. Please translate the others in the series!

Go from a spooky horror to kinda [spoiler]Resident Evil[/spoiler] and then to challenge a [spoiler]god[/spoiler] in a little span of a few hours. Nice game tho.

If H.P. Lovecraft was game designer and anime fan, this is what you would get.

An old school jrpg horror goodness

Survival horror/adventure/RPG mishmash. It's like Sweet Home or Laplace's Demon. Throws a whole lot of stuff at the wall and a bunch of it doesn't stick. There are entire skills that are effectively worthless, and scaling issues/exploits that render some characters much better than others. The stat system is pretty lopsided as well, such that stacking STR and SIZ seems to be pretty overpowered, given how limited magic and DEX weapons are. Throwing and ammo-based weapons are also not sustainable enough to be worth the inventory space. Putting that aside, the game just has a lot of charm to it. Exploring is fun, and there's a bunch of unique enemies and dialogue to poke at. There's also a fair amount of variety in how you can route the game, even if it ends up being pretty small once you know what to do. It feels like a game someone made because they had passion and fun ideas instead of one made to fit into a well-tread framework. Fun for several hours, with multiple endings and a New Game+ feature to carry over your levels and some completion bonuses.