The OP image is from a sidescrolling shooter called おジャ魔女しゅーてぃんぐ どれみちゃん篇 (Ojamajo Shooting Doremi-chan-hen) by a now-defunct software group, Chinchilla Soft House. There's also a sequel called Hazuki-chan-hen. Here are installer files for the game: https://mega.nz/file/JDJBlS4T#x88iSw3V43-5-8CQK3hynP4SEMhMBxytGe8OaMs10z8 Best to use a virtual machine running Japanese Windows XP for this and other games. https://archive.org/details/WinXPProSP3Japanese CGs from the game: https://exhentai.org/g/1764858/db4cd941d2/ https://exhentai.org/g/1764859/3d1e98ba7e/

Ojamajo Doremi Shoot This is a pure shooter whereas the one in the previous post was more of a puzzle platformer/shooter. This should run on Japanese Windows XP. I've attached a .zip containing the game, which fits on a floppy disk. Author's website: https://web.archive.org/web/20090331043700/http://www2.dcn.ne.jp/~nakath/

There's also a demo of a game called Ojamajo Doremi Shoot II, which I believe is intended to be an unofficial sequel to Ojamajo Doremi Shoot. It was made by probably a 13 year old emo kid with Game Maker. https://mega.nz/folder/YPJH2KCI#OTMBgXcvekW97qEq0V723Q

Ojamajo HOGUSHI, a Breakout clone about undressing the Ojamajos. Cute music and blinking animations. It's attached to this post. Game CGs: https://exhentai.org/g/884866/6d74551905/

Magical Chaser ~Stardust of Dreams~ This is a fighting game with characters from many mahou shoujo series of the day. More info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eCA0umJm3o Get the .iso from http://naisho.gamerzcorp.org/Bonus/Magical_Chaser/ and mount it in your Japanese Windows XP virtual machine's virtual disk drive to install it. When I tried playing it, it took a fair bit of time to start up and load everything. Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20090227101952/http://www80.sakura.ne.jp/~dakken/

Magical Heroines Plus! is another fighter. It is a prequel to Magical Chaser made by the same studio, DAKKEN. More info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSoHWzRhNmA Get it at http://www.mediafire.com/file/fd8597zo4apfd2t/MHP.7z/file

Ojamajo Fighter is the third fighting game. Made by a different studio, but the same (or at least very similar) engine as Magical Heroines Plus! Get it at www.mediafire.com/file/v779r9bri9grr5z/おジャ魔女ファイターズ.rar/file

The next game I have to show is actually an official, licensed game, not a doujin game. It's some Korean game and I'm not sure what it's called. It seems to be a point and click adventure. I didn't get very far because it would consistently crash when I tried exiting the first Witch World location from the top left. Link: https://mega.nz/folder/BXBB0KoJ#3pfl6egMYHykH7qDLS7gXw When I clicked the second button from the bottom in the first screenshot, it opens a browser going to a website that is now down. https://web.archive.org/web/20030622154458/http://multi-e.co.kr/ I'm fairly sure this company worked on more than one licensed Doremi game because I found this page https://web.archive.org/web/20030715154454if_/http://multi-e.co.kr/product_9.htm

Finally, I have a game of my own ^^ This is Ojamajo Doremi Sokkoba~n, a Sokoban clone I made last year while teaching myself programming. Download the Linux or Windows release as fits your operating system. https://mega.nz/folder/sP5S2A6Y#CNd9rTysgiZlCA0XlmB0NQ

Are you kidding me? Fan-made games? Of Ojamajo Doremi? Two of my most favorite things! Thank you thank you thank you!

These are really cool. Thanks for posting them all here. When I have a bit more time I'm going to see how many of them I can get running under WINE.

I'm trying to find the games that these Game CG collections on ExHentai are from. The green ticked ones are games already in this thread. The purple tick is a game that I found just now called Tsurupeta-kyou no Yabou. Source: https://lah.li/1248/lah-turupetakyou-no-yabou-1-81-uncut/?page=14 Link: https://mega.nz/file/3I4zVAQZ#iDL-r4S19MWeIjn3EflycE36yHv-2VYVKi0owFpOBb8

A few Doremi characters allegedly pop up in TurupetaKyou No Yabou (I say allegedly since it's impossible to find the damn decryption key to play the game) If anyone ends up finding the key to crack this game open, that would be cool https://mega.nz/file/3I4zVAQZ

>>87 Here you go fren https://mega.nz/folder/BERhjTCT#iZJgboV_DVPR2fYFiKUJpQ I got the game from an old forum I used to visit. They even partially translated it. For the most part you should be able to play through it without knowing Japanese. When you get to the wall beautiful princess you have to do her quest ASAP though or you softlock your file. There are some games here I didn't have already so thanks for your hard work!

Anyone have Ojamajo Doremi Naisho no Mahou? Been looking for this forever but only link I found is dead MEGA link...

>>200 I'm pretty sure I have the ISO in an old, forgotten hard drive. I'll try to get it, but when I do, I'll need instructions to upload it.

>>201 OMG Thank You!! Could you please upload it on https://mega.io/ 1) Make MEGA Account and Login 2) Click Upload -> File/Folder Upload (Drag and Drop might work too) 3) Right click files you uploaded and click Get Link and paste the link here If you are not comfortable with MEGA, Google Drive works too! 1) Login to Google and go to Google Drive 2) Click My Drive -> Upload files/folders (Drag and Drop might work too) 3) Right click files you uploaded and click Get link -> Click Restricted and change to Anyone with the link -> Copy link and paste here Thank you so much!!

>>202 As I said, I have it in some hard drive and I could have gotten it from there, but some of those drivers are damaged and it would have taken too much time. So I asked in the current 4chan's, /a/ thread and someone gave me this mega: https://mega.nz/folder/nbAggACT#AsW4_5xXcA5mkiKaV5AT-g With the message: >It should be in here along with a bunch of ps1 games and other stuff So check that link and tell me if it's there. If it's not, I'll continue checking my hard drives. Hope if works, friend!

>>203 OMG!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! It's working! Now I can finally play this game! Thank you very much friend! You're the best!

>>204 No problem, and I'm glad that it's working. But, can you read Japanese? Also, is it hard to make it run on more recent versions of Windows?

>>205 Hey sorry for the super late reply! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas! Yeah I can read Japanese. I'm only N3 so not perfect but this game doesn't have any complicated words/kanjis so I have no problem reading with just N3 level of Japanese. I'm on Windows 10 64bit and game runs perfectly after putting patch.xp3 into the installed folder but I don't know if it works on Windows 11. I assume it does but not 100% sure.

>>206 Lucky. I wish I knew enough Japanese to play the game. I'll just wait for the translation. Or maybe, just maybe, if I get enough cash I could pay someone to translate it. Say, now that we're talking to each other, and seem to be the only ones, what do you think about us spreading the news of this board wherever Doremi is discussed? Sure, may result in bans, but we could spread the word in other IBs. Such as s4s and https://ib.axypb.net/azu/index.html This board deserves to be known and used.

>>31 This is a funny game. Wish there's enough of a community for like netplay tho. >>207 Just found this board lole. Could probably make a thread dumping a bunch of illustrations from old webrings

>>208 >Could probably make a thread dumping a bunch of illustrations from old webrings That thread already exists >>64 but please dump what you have, preferably with artist sauspl0xe

>>30 scanned HOGUSHI.EXE, virustotal says its suspicious

>>338 Remember, virus scanners have a reputation of being inaccurate. If you still want to play it, run it with a VM just to be safe though.

>>35 This game is nuts. The final boss is beating the dookie out of Baby Hana. Then she has a second phase where she turns into Dokkaan Hana and starts flooding the screen with danmaku while a kickass midi of DANCE! Ojamajo that sounds like it's from Super Robot Wars plays

>>373 Holy crap, every single thing you said sounds epic!

I started porting Magical Chaser to MUGEN (actually Ikemen GO but close enough)

>>204 How did you make it work? I tried to install the game, but it shows a "error reading setup initialization file" so I can't even install the game

>>31 Does anyone know if there's a guide for this?

>>461 Do you mean an installation guide or a gameplay guide?

>>462 A gameplay guide. My bad

>>26 HOT OFF THE PRESSES. I managed to track down and buy the two remaining games in this series, which are based off of Aiko and Onpu. Here's a download to both of them: https://mega.nz/folder/GLh02AYR#LKhwiim0le5kCaxwppv5uA https://mega.nz/folder/nXADzbBC#JTl9Xfmc5hMsMevyJolgFw And here's their respective galleries on Sadpanda: https://exhentai.org/g/2052049/aecc9a3e4c/ https://exhentai.org/g/2243609/a19c75877e/ I wasn't able to get very far into the Onpu game (I couldn't find the item that lets you shoot) so if anyone figures out how to progress in that game, please say.

>>506 Also, I looked into the group who made these games, Chinchila Soft House. Apparently they were going to make a Doremi fighting game as well, but it was cancelled. It was going to be called おジャ魔女ふぁいた～, or Ojamajo Fighter (not to be confused with >>35 which is a different game by a different group), and was suppose to come out in 2001 I believe. Pic related would've been the cover image for it. It seems as though they MAY have released a demo for it at some point, but the Wayback Machine didn't save the download link so it's lost to time now. Here's the page where I found it: https://web.archive.org/web/20000302131320/http://www6.freeweb.ne.jp/play/chinchin/index.html I was able to find a voiceline for Hazuki that was apparently going to be used in the game though, which the Wayback Machine did manage to save. https://web.archive.org/web/20001027235549/http://www6.freeweb.ne.jp/play/chinchin/doremi2/hazukin.mp3

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