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[[DevelopmentHell It doesn't always work out perfectly,]] [[ASimplePlan of course.]] Companies can have financial troubles, developers can get carried away with designing the next installment, bugs happen, and all the usual stuff that stops games from being released on time.
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[[DevelopmentHell It doesn't always work out perfectly,]] perfectly]], [[ASimplePlan of course.]] Companies can have financial troubles, developers can get carried away with designing the next installment, bugs happen, and all the usual stuff that stops games from being released on time.
* ''VideoGame/CognitionAnEricaReedThriller'' was developed by the same studio as ''The Silver Lining'', but also involved Creator/JaneJensen of ''VideoGame/GabrielKnight''. Its initial episode, ''The Hangman'', released in 2012, and was originally planned to have five episodes, each named after the new killer introduced by said episode. Lackluster sales forced them to reduce it to 4, though, and also to give up on the second season after finishing the first in 2013.
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* ''Cutie Mark Crusade'', a fanmade ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' PointAndClickGame by [[http://www.manestreamgames.com/ Manestream Games]].
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* ''Cutie Mark Crusade'', a fanmade ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' PointAndClickGame by [[http://www.manestreamgames.com/ Manestream Games]].
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* ''VideoGame/TheJourneyDown''
* ''[[VideoGame/TheSilverLining King's Quest: The Silver Lining]]'' is a [[FreewareGames freeware]] 3D fan letter to the series that got through many legal troubles to exist in its current state.
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* ''VideoGame/TheJourneyDown''
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* ''[[VideoGame/ShinessTheLightningKingdom Shiness]]'' was intended to be one, with ''The Lightning Kingdom'' as its first chapter, but when it failed to make a profit and [[CreatorKiller killed its studio]], [[StillbornFranchise no other episodes were made]].
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* ''[[VideoGame/ShinessTheLightningKingdom Shiness]]'' ''VideoGame/ShadowRealms'' is intended to be episodic, with developers comparing episodes to sessions of the [[TabletopGames pen-and-paper RPGs]] from which the game takes inspiration.
* ''VideoGame/{{Shiness|TheLightningKingdom}}'' was intended to be one, with ''The Lightning Kingdom'' as its first chapter, but when it failed to make a profit and [[CreatorKiller killed its studio]], [[StillbornFranchise no other episodes weremade]].made]].
* ''VideoGame/ShiningForceIII'' has the dubious distinction of being an incomplete episodic game outside of its native Japan; only the first episode of the three-part story was officially localized into English.
* ''VideoGame/{{Shiness|TheLightningKingdom}}'' was intended to be one, with ''The Lightning Kingdom'' as its first chapter, but when it failed to make a profit and [[CreatorKiller killed its studio]], [[StillbornFranchise no other episodes were
* ''VideoGame/ShiningForceIII'' has the dubious distinction of being an incomplete episodic game outside of its native Japan; only the first episode of the three-part story was officially localized into English.
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* ''[[VideoGame/TheSilverLining King's Quest: The Silver Lining]]'' is a [[FreewareGames freeware]] 3D fan letter to the series that got through many legal troubles to exist in its current state.
* ''VideoGame/CognitionAnEricaReedThriller'' was developed by the same studio as ''The Silver Lining'', but also involved Creator/JaneJensen of ''VideoGame/GabrielKnight''. Its initial episode, ''The Hangman'', released in 2012, and was originally planned to have five episodes, each named after the new killer introduced by said episode. Lackluster sales forced them to reduce it to 4, though, and also to give up on the second season after finishing the first in 2013.
* ''VideoGame/ShadowRealms'' is intended to be episodic, with developers comparing episodes to sessions of the [[TabletopGames pen-and-paper RPGs]] from which the game takes inspiration.
* ''VideoGame/ShiningForceIII'' has the dubious distinction of being an incomplete episodic game outside of its native Japan; only the first episode of the three-part story was officially localized into English.
* ''VideoGame/CognitionAnEricaReedThriller'' was developed by the same studio as ''The Silver Lining'', but also involved Creator/JaneJensen of ''VideoGame/GabrielKnight''. Its initial episode, ''The Hangman'', released in 2012, and was originally planned to have five episodes, each named after the new killer introduced by said episode. Lackluster sales forced them to reduce it to 4, though, and also to give up on the second season after finishing the first in 2013.
* ''VideoGame/ShadowRealms'' is intended to be episodic, with developers comparing episodes to sessions of the [[TabletopGames pen-and-paper RPGs]] from which the game takes inspiration.
* ''VideoGame/ShiningForceIII'' has the dubious distinction of being an incomplete episodic game outside of its native Japan; only the first episode of the three-part story was officially localized into English.
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* ZigZagged with ''VideoGame/SpiderManPS4'': the base game has a full story campaign, but the DLC, collectively referred to as "The City That Never Sleeps", is a three-part episodic story.
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* ZigZagged with ''VideoGame/SpiderManPS4'': the base game has a full story campaign, but the DLC, collectively referred to as "The City That Never Sleeps", is a three-part episodic story.
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* ''VideoGame/TheRaven'' was released across three episodes initially; the 2018 remaster contained them all as one set.
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* ''VideoGame/DareToDream'' was released in three episodes, the first of which was {{shareware}}.
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* The original version of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIVTheAfterYears'' was set up as this, owing to its origins as a game on Japanese feature phones as well as UsefulNotes/WiiWare. It focuses on the individual stories of particular characters as they are trying to solve the mystery behind the second moon.
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* The original version of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIVTheAfterYears'' was set up as this, owing to its origins as a game on Japanese feature phones as well as UsefulNotes/WiiWare.Platform/WiiWare. It focuses on the individual stories of particular characters as they are trying to solve the mystery behind the second moon.
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** A version of ''VideoGame/Sonic3DBlast'' for the [[UsefulNotes/OtherSegaSystems Sega Channel]] split the game into two "parts", since there was not enough space in the Sega Channel adapter to fit the entire game. The first part featured the first four zones (Green Grove through Diamond Dust), and the second part featured the remaining levels (Volcano Valley through Panic Puppet, plus the final boss).
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** A version of ''VideoGame/Sonic3DBlast'' for the [[UsefulNotes/OtherSegaSystems [[Platform/OtherSegaSystems Sega Channel]] split the game into two "parts", since there was not enough space in the Sega Channel adapter to fit the entire game. The first part featured the first four zones (Green Grove through Diamond Dust), and the second part featured the remaining levels (Volcano Valley through Panic Puppet, plus the final boss).
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* ''VideoGame/{{Siren}}: Blood Curse'' was sold in three bundles of four chapters each on the [=PlayStation=] Network.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Siren}}: Blood Curse'' ''VideoGame/SirenBloodCurse'' was sold in three bundles of four chapters each on the [=PlayStation=] Network.
