Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
As a part of my current gamer lifestyle of searching for unique and interesting games that aren't like the usual ones(though I enjoy those too), I've often come across Human Entertainment, a somewhat small japanese developer who did some highly interesting games. After doing research into their history, well let's say there's a lot there, more than just the fact that Suda 51 used to work there, something I learned when I did my FamiFun episode on The Firemen. But now I know a lot more, and I'll share that with you here.
This video also happens to be one of my most ambitious ever, I've worked on it for months now and edited it for almost a week straight with only food and sleep breaks. I do hope you enjoy it. If I get one view per hour of work I put in, maybe I can sleep well.
Games featured/mini-reviewed, in order of appearance:
(I don't count the NES/PCE ones, too quick)
Septentrion(SOS) - Super Famicom/SNES - 1993 (release year is in Japan)
The Firemen - Super Famicom/SNES - 1994
Clock Tower - Super Famicom/PS1 - 1995
Clock Tower 2 - Playstation - 1996
Mikagura Shoujo Tanteidan - Playstation - 1998
(Nekozamurai) - Playstation - 1999
The Firemen 2 - Playstation - 1995
Mizzurna Falls - Playstation - 1998
Belzerion - 3DO - 1994
Twilight Syndrome - Playstation - 1996
Yuuyami Doori Tanktentai - Playstation - 1999
Moonlight Syndrome - Playstation -1997
Septentrion: Out of the Blue - Playstation -1999
Bakusou Dekotora Densetsu - Playstation -1998
Remote Control Dandy - Playstation -1999
(Remote Control Dandy SF - Playstation 2 -2005)
Hard Luck/Fire Heroes - Playstation 2 - 2004
Senritsu no Stratus - PSP - 2011
NightCry - PC - 2016
As a part of my current gamer lifestyle of searching for unique and interesting games that aren't like the usual ones(though I enjoy those too), I've often come across Human Entertainment, a somewhat small japanese developer who did some highly interesting games. After doing research into their history, well let's say there's a lot there, more than just the fact that Suda 51 used to work there, something I learned when I did my FamiFun episode on The Firemen. But now I know a lot more, and I'll share that with you here.
This video also happens to be one of my most ambitious ever, I've worked on it for months now and edited it for almost a week straight with only food and sleep breaks. I do hope you enjoy it. If I get one view per hour of work I put in, maybe I can sleep well.
Games featured/mini-reviewed, in order of appearance:
(I don't count the NES/PCE ones, too quick)
Septentrion(SOS) - Super Famicom/SNES - 1993 (release year is in Japan)
The Firemen - Super Famicom/SNES - 1994
Clock Tower - Super Famicom/PS1 - 1995
Clock Tower 2 - Playstation - 1996
Mikagura Shoujo Tanteidan - Playstation - 1998
(Nekozamurai) - Playstation - 1999
The Firemen 2 - Playstation - 1995
Mizzurna Falls - Playstation - 1998
Belzerion - 3DO - 1994
Twilight Syndrome - Playstation - 1996
Yuuyami Doori Tanktentai - Playstation - 1999
Moonlight Syndrome - Playstation -1997
Septentrion: Out of the Blue - Playstation -1999
Bakusou Dekotora Densetsu - Playstation -1998
Remote Control Dandy - Playstation -1999
(Remote Control Dandy SF - Playstation 2 -2005)
Hard Luck/Fire Heroes - Playstation 2 - 2004
Senritsu no Stratus - PSP - 2011
NightCry - PC - 2016
