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was the first Ren'Py game released.

uses Ren'Py's music support to seamlessly play background music that adapts to the story situation.

shows how completely the look of Ren'Py can be customized.

uses variables to keep track of the player's choices.

was the first fully voiced Ren'Py game.

employs 'NVL mode', or fullscreen text, in combination with dialogue screens.

was the first Ren'Py-based Sim-game, demonstrating the power behind a python-based engine.

uses various fonts, overlays, and Click-to-Continue indicators to produce an innovative presentation style.

was the first Ren'Py game to integrate a battle minigame as often found in Role Playing Games.

uses Ren'Py to simulate an interactive town environment.

uses Ren'Py's support for moves and pans to create a cinematic experience.

uses Ren'Py to power its dating-sim gameplay.