Every girl has a number of unlockable costumes and hairstyles for you to play with that unlock via dates and gifting. The characters are animated as they talk and make a wide variety of expressions as you chat them up or play the dating puzzle. Graphics: 9.5/10 – The graphics are pretty polished here. But there’s plenty of content here, and it’s worth noting that there are four unlockable characters to date. There’s also not really any closure after you win the heart of any or even all of the girls. The core gameplay is fun, but you really only get to see the characters interact at the very beginning and never again after. Unfortunately, there’s not much story or anything to speak of in this game. Succeeding for the first time will reward you with a “post-session” image for the gallery to commemorate your carnal conquest.
This is a furious matching game where your score doesn’t matter, but you have fight a constantly draining meter. After you win the heart of one of the girls and clear her date at night, you can play the “bedroom” version of the game. Clever planning is required to clear dates, and I’ve often found myself on the harder dates near the end breathing a sigh of relief when I manage to clear it. I say “positive type” because there are also Broken Heart tokens, which, if matched, will quickly tank your score for the date, potentially ruining your chance at success. Joy tokens, the final positive type, will give you additional moves. Sentiment tokens are used to generate Sentiment, which allows you to give gifts that have a wide variety of uses. Passion tokens boost your Passion level, which acts as a point multipler. In order to manage the points required, you’ll have to take advantage of the other types. There are four types of tokens that do score the points necessary to complete a date, but you won’t win just focusing on those. The dating puzzle is your typical match-three game, but with some slight but significant differences. Not every icon scores points, adding a layer of strategy to your play. The other major option here is to ask them out on a date. It doesn’t feel like it was haphazardly thrown together to make a game, but like there was a lot of thought put into how these characters should be defined. The characters shine here, displaying clearly fleshed out personalities. Everything meshes well, from their preferred activities, to their frequent hangouts, to the kinds of gifts they like to get. You can also buy them gifts, which can give you Hunie, as well as earning more date items (for use in the puzzle game). This can earn you Hunie, which is used to boost your stats (point multipliers and such in the puzzle game). You can talk to them, answering questions they ask you in order to appeal to their taste in a partner or even asking your own questions to find out more about them like their background or their favorite things.
So the core of this game revolves around two things, a dating sim and a puzzle game. Whenever you meet a girl, the dating sim portion plays out. I practically turned the game into a second job, so I’d definitely say it’s better than your typical match-three clone. After the second file, I was at the 29-30 hour range. After I “conquered” every girl on my first file, my total play time was around the 21-22 hour range. “What could possibly be so fun about another one of those?” Everything. Gameplay: 9.5/10 – “Oh, it’s just another match-three game,” you may be saying. It’s been a week since this game came out (it came out a day early) and, over the course of that week, it’s been the only game I’ve played (at least while I’ve been at home).īy now I’ve finished the game as both a male player and a female player, so I think it’s about time I give this thing a review since I’ve played the absolute hell out of it.
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