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Get TyranoBuilder. The game is small enough that the free version is fine.

Get the project files. Extract to TyranoBuilder\myproject. Open the project in TyranoBuilder. On the left you'll have three tabs; the third one lists the scenario files, which are all you'll need to edit in the editor (the graphics that need to be edited are in the data folder). Open a scenario file, click the down arrow near the top right of the scenario editing area to open all of the command boxes, and get to work. There's a text command reference here. You can right click a box and choose the last option to quickly preview the game from that point, or click the play button in the top right to preview the entire game properly.

When you're done, click the rightmost button at the top right and choose the Windows option to export the full game.

Author: CHARON

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?qbx1xqn4s45mxsn

Summary: On his deathbed, Utarou meets a girl who came from the moon: Tsukimi. This is the story of his final night.

A (very) short little visual novel by Charon. Chrome may mark the file as malicious; open the downloads tab (CTRL+J) and click "recover malicious file" if so.

Doing shitty menial tasks on the internet for $13.50/hour. But it paid for a lot of stuff, including a 2 month trip to Japan, so I can’t complain too much.

I just saw Mikoto Nikki and decided I wanted to translate it and the rest of Charon’s games. I never had anything planned afterwards.

Unfortunately I ended up never starting it. Been too busy for any personal programming projects, and that doesn’t seem like it’ll change any time soon.

Author: CHARON

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?dr7msj1b4bi3820

Summary: The main character, Kitarou, wakes up in a white room and begins walking in search of anything that might clue him in on his lost memories.

I actually didn't even have time to work on it until last weekend, and I wasn't looking forward to dealing with WOLF again, but I just put on some Nekomata Master and ended up banging it out in about two hours. So there's that.