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Shantae Advance is a new game in the Shantae series taking place between the original game and Shantae: Risky's Revenge. The dastardly pirate Risky Boots returns with another plot — now that she's stolen a device giving her the power to reshape the continent to her will, Shantae has to step in to defend her home from plunder. As in the first game, this is a 2D side-scrolling platform title. Players can use Shantae's hair as a whip to attack their enemies, and can transform into six different alternate forms with their own unique abilities. This game features a layer system similar to Wario Land, allowing her to move into the background to progress when the main path is blocked. Shantae can also wield the power of the same device Risky Boots has, letting her reshape levels and create new paths to make her way forward.

In addition to the main single player game, it features a four-player battle mode.

The game began development for the Game Boy Advance (GBA) in 2002, and was planned as the second game in the series, but was cancelled in 2004 due to WayForward being unable to find a publisher for it. In 2023, WayForward announced that development had resumed, and that Limited Run Games would be distributing physical cartridges for the game. The GBA version was released in April 2025.

Ghost Trap is a survival horror, similar in style, camera's views and controls to early Resident Evil games. The player controls a scientist, being with friends in a haunted house. He comes between different rooms, collects items and avoids ghosts. He has no gun, the only weapons are traps that are left on the ground. When ghost enters the trap, the player can destroy it.

Castle Quest is board strategy game mixed with magic battle confrontations. The game is like a chess clone with fantasy creatures that fight with playing cards. The player's goal is to topple the opponents king. A player controls a small army (with units like orcman, karate man, warrior etc) on a small chess board. If two pieces meet on the same square, they fight on special screen with a playing-card roulette. Depending on the cards that each unit gets they will do damage to an opponent. Different units have different health points and also different cards, for example, some units have more propensity to getting the instantly killing joker card.

Some units are able to cast attack or defense spells. When these pieces move to an empty square on the map a spell window will open. Each spell can either damage surrounding squares or heal/revive surrounding units.

In the year 8A2, planet Earth is set to ashes... Survivors of the nuclear winter gathered at the equidistant point of the now-ruins Pyongyang, Tokyo, and Shanghai. The city's name ... is PAPRIUM.

Fight your way through the streets of PAPRIUM with Tug, Alex, and Dice. Redefine the word justice. Overcome your addiction to the street drug BLU. But most importantly ... STAY ALIVE.

Septentrion: Out of the Blue is a sequel to SOS released exclusively in Japan. Unlike the original game, the sequel takes place in a modern setting and doesn't have a time limit to finish the game, removing the sense of urgency.

The year is 1999, a sudden collision causes the luxury liner King Windsor to start sinking and players alternate between the ship's navigator Gerhard Brown and the chief engineer Carter to rescue each other and the passengers. The game tries to portray a naval accident realistically by having the ship tilt and making players follow safety precautions to avoid slipping and sliding to their deaths. Players navigate through the whole liner with the map hinting where to find the passengers while trying to uncover the truth about the accident. The survivors follow players around and the game keeps track of all the people players saved, altering the ending depending on the amount of survivors.