"HHG Heart Heat Girls" is Cat's Pro's PC-98 adventure game, combining investigation, screen clicking, and shooting. The story takes place in a future where humans and cyborgs coexist. ACP police investigate a flying vehicle accident and an attack on a mysterious cyborg.
| Title of the work | HHG Heart Heat Girls |
|---|---|
| The publication date listed in the materials | 1993-12-02 |
| Platform | PC98 |
| Genre | FPS + P&C ADV |
| Also known as | ＨＨＧ ハートヒートガールズ |
| Development | Cat's Pro. |
| Release | Cat's Pro. |
| Script | Yuki Nakayama, Nekomaru Edoya |
| Key animation | Shizuru Hayashiya (Hayashiya Pa, Mei Oda) |
| Music | PANDA |
| Game engine | MAX |
| Website address recorded by the source | http://www.pandahouse.net/cats/hhg.html |
| External links to source records | https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=9247 / https://vndb.org/v8716 |
ACP and distress signals
ACP stands for Anti Criminal-cyborg Police, specializing in crimes involving cyborgs. Angelica and Apple received a distress call from a military pilot, but when they arrived at the scene, they found no survivors. A female cyborg claiming to be Patricia von Kreuzel was linked to the attack, prompting an investigation.
People and Investigations
Keith participated in the police investigation. Angelica comes from a family connected to scientific research and is an important figure in the squad; Apple excels in computer technology. Another team member, Yui, has a past before joining the police force. The division of labor links street investigations, information processing, and the Cyborg incident.
From accident to suspicion
The discovery of special modified human parts at the scene and the subsequent assault made the case more than just a traffic accident. Component analysis revealed suspicions related to human tissue, and the investigation continued to touch on smuggling, military involvement, and broader interests.
Chapters and gameplay
The work is divided into three chapters, where information is obtained through commands and screen clicks, and it also includes 3D mazes and robot shooting segments. Investigations require repeated visits to sites to update leads; Storage locations are limited, so handling failure differs from typical continuous storage visual novels.
Release and production records
The game was released on December 2, 1993. Community staff members listed are Yuki Nakayama and Nekomaru Edoya in charge of the script; art signed by Shizuru Hayashiya, music by PANDA and Genho Yoshitani. It is an older Cat's Pro title, with the title abbreviation overlapping with other titles called HHG, and does not represent the same series.
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Related entries
- Characters:Angelica（HHG）
- Characters:Apple（HHG）
- Characters:Keith（HHG）
- Characters:Yui（HHG）
- Characters:Patricia von Kreuzel（HHG）
- Story Setting and Setting:ACP（HHG）
- Game System:Screen Click and Shoot (HHG)
- Development and Distribution:Cat’s Pro.（HHG）
- Script:なかやまゆき
- Script:Edoya Nekomaru
- Key Animation:Lin Jia Zhixian
- Music:PANDA (HHG Music)
- Music:Genho Yoshitani
References
- Bangumi work entry: HHG Heart Heat Girls
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- kivandopulus: HHG gameplay guide
- GameFAQs: The HHG introduction to The SAMMIES
- Ogre Run: Cat's Pro magazine index
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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.