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Alright… this game was a lot to take in, but I definitely had fun with it. Spoilers ahead.

I went into it without any expectations (I try not to compare games too much) and was somewhat pleasantly surprised by how well the whole “Oh no, I’m stuck in this game world, how do I get out?” premise was executed. I did my first playthrough without a guide and somehow ended up with the True Ending (after dying plenty along the way, of course). That ending left me feeling a little… sad for the brother, honestly. Before seeing the Bonus Side Story, I could somewhat understand how he snapped after his brother suddenly disappeared and left behind all the chaos he created. His reaction was extreme, but then again, what else would you expect from a character right out of a Yandere visual novel?

After that, I went back for the good endings, and I really liked both Leon’s and Vincent’s. (Everything thats coming now until the Brother, are thoughts before Side B. :3)

The MC was… interesting. The constant screaming did get a bit repetitive for me (no shade to the voice actor, they did great, it just wore on me after a while). But to be fair, if I were dropped into a Yandere VN myself, I’d probably be screaming the entire time too. His “reveal” as a yandere himself in his good ending didn’t really shock me. The story sprinkled in enough hints through his reactions and his understanding of the other yanderes in the later game. His good ending hairstyle? Loved it. His slight hypocrisy? Eh, maybe intentional, and it actually worked for the story. Also, his carefully planned “escape strategy” at the start slowly getting derailed by him thirsting over the LIs was hilarious and honestly? Big Mood.

Between the two love interests, Leon was probably my favorite. I’m weak for the “best friend” trope in VNs, and I thought his part of the story was done really well. Out of the two, I believed Leon the most when he said he loved MC and genuinely wanted the best for him...yes, still with the grain of salt that he is a yandere. But his willingness to try and change (even if he struggled) felt sincere, and I really appreciated that nuance.

Vincent, on the other hand, had some strong moments when he was vulnerable and let his true feelings show. I did sometimes wonder if he was actually in love with the MC, or if he was just in love with the idea of MC being his “hero.” It felt less like love for MC as a person, and more like an obsession with what MC represented to him. Very classic yandere, but still, he was interesting and fun to explore. I also think him going to therapy, was more "to please" MC. But I could be wrong.

As for the little brother...hoo boy. He was painted as the most suspicious from the start, which worked, and Side B confirmed why. At first, I honestly pitied him in the True Ending, but after Side B, that sympathy fizzled out. His reasoning boiled down to “my brother died, I want him back”, but the teddy outright told him that what he was getting wasn’t going to be the same person. He somewhat knew the MC saw the world as a “game,” and meanwhile, for the brother, it was reality, which made things more tragic. But at the same time, him going on a full murder spree because he couldn’t have his brother anymore just cemented him as the true yandere of the story.

The visuals were solid, though I would have loved more romantic CGs to balance out all the bloodier moments. Still,the style was okay and I liked how it tied into the overall theme.

All in all, this was a fun and wild ride. I’m glad I stuck with it and got to see every ending. Now that I’ve survived this Yandere VN, I’ll be taking my leave before anyone traps me in another one.

This game could honestly sit right next to the word wholesome in the dictionary.
I loved it in every little aspect. The characters were all so wonderfully written, and I fell in love with them almost immediately. The art is beautiful, the writing is engaging, and the whole atmosphere just wrapped me up in cozy vibes.

From the cast, my favorites ended up being Atlas, Aleth, and Nord.

Atlas stole my heart the moment I saw him. He radiates those comforting “coming home” vibes that I adore. Playing through his story, I had a hunch he might end up tied to the poly romance. Needless to say, I was not even a little bit mad about that, especially since Nord is also the sweetest thing ever. When the game let me be part of this throuple, I was over the moon. Seeing Nord stand up for himself in the end? I was so proud of him.

Aleth is right up there as well. Their design caught my eye from the start, and when I got into their story, I was hooked. I loved how the reason behind their curse felt so grounded and relatable in its own way, and the scene with Kaileen was just precious. That truth potion moment at the end? Adorable.

Lovewood kept a smile on my face the entire time, and I know it’s one of those games I’ll happily revisit on a rainy day. Pure comfort, through and through.

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This game was super fun, surprisingly cute (and also kind of creepy at times).

Am I a huge fan of cute guys in maid costumes?
Honestly, not really.
Am I a huge fan of cute guys in general?
Absolutely.
That alone made it worth trying, even if I wasn’t sure at first. And I’m glad I did, because the maid dress ended up feeling more like a funny little extra, while the real charm came from the story and characters.

But Rudy. Rudy! He’s such a lovely young man, absolute husband material. He definetly stole my heart. I would’ve loved even more endings with him and more CGs of his cute face. His dynamic with the MC was charming, and his story was just fun to follow all the way through. Honestly, Rudy could carry a full game of his own and I’d devour it happily and come back for seconds—and dessert (also the chefs kiss, if it's not too much to ask).

Then there’s Nix. He’s undeniably cute, and I did kinda enjoy one of his endings. But if I’m honest, he didn’t really click for me as a love interest. His demeanor made me a little uncomfortable from the start, though I will say I appreciated how the different endings explored some different directions for his story. It just wasn’t my route—and that’s okay. (Just don’t tell Nix, that my heart belongs to Rudy, we all know why.)

Overall, the art style pulled me in, and the storytelling made me stay. A great game through and through.

There’s Someone in the Corner of My Room was a fun little game!

I really enjoyed Percy as a character. His quick, sharp responses made him instantly engaging tbh, and on top of that… he’s very pretty, which definitely helped.

The story struck a nice balance between some clarity and mystery. It left me wondering who Percy really is and why everything is happening, but at the same time, it explained just enough so I never felt completely lost or like it was just “what in the world is going on?” It kept me intrigued from start to finish.

I had Demon Kiss on my “to-play” list for a while, and I’m so glad I finally got around to it, because wow, it did not disappoint! (Spoilers ahead!)


First of all, Felix. If I’ve ever related to a MC, it’s him. He was such a cutie and felt so easy to connect with. I mean a gamer, who doesn't want to socialize? ME.  
Trisetar, on the other hand, was a wonderfully written love interest. Honestly, I wish the game had been hours longer so I could experience everything without the time jumps (only because I wanted even more time with them), but even with that, the relationship development between Felix and Trisetar felt natural and heartfelt. Watching them grow closer was so satisfying (though I did laugh at the completely random moment when Trisetar just decided to nap on Felix out of nowhere lol).

The plot twist with Vanessa didn’t come as a huge surprise to me (I kind of saw it coming), but it was still a really fun “ooohhh” moment that kept me hooked.

The sprites and GUI were absolutely beautiful, and the story as a whole was very engaging. I also loved both endings a lot. Especially the graphic shirts in my second ending. That was such a great touch!

Overall, this was a fantastic game, and I’m so glad I finally played it.

Knee Deep really looks very promising so far.

Anthony, Milo and Rylee seem very interesting in their own little way, and I can already tell I’ll have a hard time choosing between them once the full game is out.

I’m really looking forward to seeing the story unfold, and I honestly hope the game gets finished quickly so I can romance them all!

I really enjoyed this game’s aesthetic and the overall feeling it gave me while playing. Everything just looked super cute and charming~ahhh, I loved it.

Riku and Julian both had such great stories, and following their routes was such a joy. Between the two, though, I have to admit Riku stole my heart the most probably. He’s just too cute for his own good, and everything about his route was so adorable. That final scene completely sealed the deal for me!
I will absolutely be marrying that man, thank you very much.

Julian, on the other hand, had his own charm that I really appreciated and really shined in how he kinda pulled the MC out of their comfort zone. Doing all the touristy stuff together with him and his golden-retriever energy made him an absolute cutiepie.

And of course...I am definitely looking forward to the Jun Route Spin-Off! He caught my interest too, and I can’t wait to see what his story will bring. :3

This game was breathtakingly beautiful..omg. I loved every single second, and the story was crafted so well.

Now, let’s talk about Ramon. Oh. My. Fucking. God. Ramon. That man is a dream of a man. From the very moment he walked into that room, I was done for. Every scene with him was incredible, and the way he slowly opened up had me absolutely melting. The feelings he stirred in me… I can’t even put them into words.

And the voice acting? UGH. Loved. Every. Line. 

He was so sweet and also ridiculously hot. The CGs were absolutely gorgeous, and don’t even get me started on the intimacy scenes...they had me blushing nonstop. But honestly? The cuddle scene? That one stole my heart. The way they spoke, the tenderness, it was everything. I would do many, many things for and with Grand Knight Ramon Dayore… many things.

Breakout character for me, though? Atlas. My heart hurt for him every single time he was rejected. I understood where the MC was coming from, but I just wanted to reach out and talk to him. That’s why I loved how they made up in the end and the scene between Atlas and Ramon after the confession? Absolute perfection. You go, Atlas. Best bro there is.

I also adored the little choices that let me really self-insert into the story. It made it feel even more like “my” journey, and I love when games do that. Honestly, I wish there was more...but maybe that’s just me being greedy for even more Ramon (which, I’d say, is understandable).

Huge thanks to the entire team behind this masterpiece. You all did such an incredible job.

First of all...I know nothing about Destiny 2, like at all. But that didn’t matter one bit, because this little game was absolutely lovely and so cute (and thankfully, you really don’t need to know anything about Destiny to enjoy it, haha).

Cepheus is such a sweetheart, omg. The fact that he even came up with something like this cookie project just shows what a genuinely lovely man he is. I dove headfirst into the romance and AHH, it was so good! (Also, shoutout to our wingman Four! I adored them.)

One little detail that I thought was super cute was how Cepheus wore something different every day. Maybe that sounds like a weird thing to point out, but honestly, it made the experience feel even more alive and special.

The conversations felt so natural and sweet, and overall the whole game was just a delight.

This was such a lovely little short game! Honestly, it feels like it could be the perfect introduction to a bigger Dating Sim/Visual Novel with Em and the vampire club as the grand stage. (And if that ever happens, please give us pronoun options so my gay ass can still romance this gorgeous man haha.)

I would love to get to know Em even more. How he was turned, how long he’s been a vampire, what’s really going on with the club and for how long he’d been watching us.
There are just so many little threads that could grow into something amazing.

The visuals were absolutely gorgeous, and I can only imagine how incredible a longer version of this game could look.

Keep it coming, because I’ll definitely be following your work from now on!

Adopt A Boyfriend had me giggling, kicking my feet, and squealing like crazy. I played through both love endings (though honestly, I wouldn’t have been mad at a third one where I...I don’t know, get with both of them and we are in a happy throuple) and fell head over heels for each of them, for totally different reasons.

The start had me laughing immediately, because yes, this is absolutely something that could happen at 3 AM. Way too relatable. Could've probably happened to me in a situation like that.
I went with my gut and romanced Kujo first, and oh my god, he was the cutest thing ever. At first, I was like, “Really? I chose you and now you’re just… hiding in your room?” But I stuck with it, and I’m so glad I did. Watching him slowly warm up to me, cooking together, and just spending time as he opened up, it all felt so real and natural, even with the slightly wild setup of moving in with a stranger. For someone with his backstory, it made so much sense that opening up would take time. And when he did open up? Ugh, my heart. Also… let’s be real, he’s hot. That outdoor date scene and the slip up with “I’d give you my sweater… if I was wearing anything under it” line had me laughing and blushing at the same time.

Then there’s Aramis. Whew. Instant warmth and acceptance.  He’s the perfect mix of gentleman and tease, and honestly, he made me blush and giggle nonstop with his flirty one-liners. Such a charming AND naughty guy. But what I really appreciated was that he wasn’t portrayed as flawless. I loved how his own insecurities showed through over time; it made him feel so human, not just a picture-perfect love interest. Also, did I mention he’s also ridiculously good-looking?

If you asked me to choose between them? Nope. Absolutely not. Leave me with my throuple dreams in peace, thank you very much. It was fate (not a mistake!) that they were both sent my way. The universe clearly meant for both of them to be mine.

I was also super relieved that the story didn’t go in the direction I was dreading, like me digging up that deleted email and discovering I’d chosen the “wrong” guy and that becoming a huge problem. The game avoided that cliché, and I loved it for it.

On top of the wonderful story, the visuals were gorgeous and so easy on the eyes. Everything just came together beautifully, and I loved every single second of it. Would adopt a boyfriend over this agency again (If I would need one). 10/10.

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Ijust finished Going Live and that was...huh...I’m honestly not sure what to say. The visuals and voice acting were absolutely beautiful. Zilas’ voice actor, especially, did such a stunning job. His voice was so soothing and gentle, a perfect fit for the character in my opinion. And Zilas himself?  Just the cutest, most lovable guy. Reading the chat interactions was such a fun touch, and I truly felt for him on his journey to becoming a bigger streamer.

But… okay, spoilers ahead.
WHAT THE HELL WERE THOSE ENDINGS???
My first playthrough left me completely stunned. When I saw the message that the MC and Zilas hadn’t spoken in a few days, I thought maybe he was just taking a break or letting things slide. But then...that happened. I was speechless.

Of course, I immediately started a second playthrough, hoping for a happy ending. And for a moment, I thought I got it. The cuteness aggression scene had me smiling, thinking, “Oh, we’re about to smother him in hugs and kisses!” …Yeah...no we didn't. That turn hit hard, and I wasn’t ready for it.

Honestly, the endings hurt a lot. They were such a complete turnaround from what I expected. But I think that was the point, and if so, mission accomplished. You had me clueless right until the very end.

Do I still wish there had been a real happy ending? Absolutely. Just one where they went on that vacation together, in love, without the shadow of cuteness aggression looming over them.
But even so, this game was incredibly well made, beautiful, and unforgettable.

After two playthroughs (with more definitely on the way), I can confidently say that I love this game. The potential love interests are all so well-written and absolutely lovable. Choosing between them was honestly so hard, but for my first run, I went with Elio because… well, look at him. He’s the cutest, goofiest, most lovable guy you could imagine (seriously, that hat and smile?). I completely fell for his personality and loved all the little moments with him.

On my second run, I went for Percy, and I adored the way he and the MC first met. He’s incredibly easy on the eyes, and I loved his witty humor and playful way of speaking. (Confession: I’d absolutely love to be in a throuple with these two.) Next up will definitely be Jamie, who already seems like such a sweetheart from what I’ve seen, just a little more reserved, which makes me curious to know him better.

Cameron and Deja are also fantastic, and the dynamic between everyone pulled me right in. And the easter eggs? Perfect. Every one I spotted made me grin and feel like I’d stumbled onto a little gift from the devs. I can’t wait to hunt for more in my next playthroughs.

I’m so excited for the next seasons of this game. I already know they’ll be just as special as this one.

Under Your Moon had such incredible storytelling. The worldbuilding was clear, easy to follow, and pulled me in right away. I especially loved the emotional moments where the MC reflected on their family memories, they added so much depth and perspective, letting me truly step into the character’s shoes.

And then there’s Nox. Every conversation with them felt so real. Never forced, never awkward, just beautifully natural. Their presence in the story made everything feel that much more alive. I was lucky enough to get the true ending first (so that’s my canon now), and I can’t help but wonder where their journey took them from there.

It blows my mind that this game was created in just 10 days. Hats off to the entire team. You did something truly special here. Maybe it’s just my dreamy side talking, but I’d absolutely love to see a sequel one day. To see how the MC and Nox continue living, what they go through together… yeah, I’ll keep dreaming.

Titan Arum was such a fun and surprising experience to play. (Stop reading here if you don’t want even light spoilers!)

To be honest, I was really surprised by the direction the game took, but definitely not in a bad way. I usually avoid reading trigger warnings or spoilers so I can go in as blind as possible, and in this case, it paid off. I didn’t see any of the horror elements coming, and they kept me on my toes the entire time.

I especially liked Oscar, but honestly, every character was so well written. And Aster... oh, Aster. I was so confused at first when I couldn’t let him stay over—I kept wondering, what did I do wrong? But now I get it. Still, I’ll admit it: he’s hot. Very hot.

Overall, this was a great game, and I had such a good time playing it!

Myosotis was... breathtakingly beautiful. I won’t go too deep into the story, but I can say this: it brought me to tears by the end. The writing was so heartfelt, and the sprites were absolutely lovely. From the moment I started, I was completely invested and couldn’t put it down.

One feature I especially adored was the tooltip system. It was such an interesting addition and added so much extra depth to the experience. The slight touch of romance (mentioned as just a side note by the creator) was sweet and subtle. It never distracted from the main story, but instead added a gentle warmth to it. I would’ve loved to spend more time with the character and learn even more about them and maybe even about the jerk (ex)boyfriend who killed me, but honestly, the story wrapped up so beautifully that it didn’t need anything more.

This game was truly a job well done by everyone involved.

Our Life: Beginnings & Always is easily one of the most beautiful dating sims I’ve ever played, and I’ll do my best to put my love for it into words...somehow. (For context, I played it on Steam and loved it so much that I immediately bought all the DLCs there as well. Worth every penny.)

This game had been on my radar for a while, but I only recently got around to playing it. And I’m so glad I finally did. For my first playthrough, I started with just the free base game, and even that alone was an incredibly rich experience. The way you can shape not only your character but also the world around you felt so special. Watching the story progress through four different stages of life, seeing the characters grow not just in age but in personality, was deeply moving and created such a strong bond between the player and story.

After that first run, I knew I had to get the DLCs, and wow, they elevated the experience to a whole new level. Even the small changes they added brought such depth that it felt like a fresh, more complete journey. Growing up in Sunset Bird truly felt like being part of a living, breathing story.

And then there’s the man of the hour: Cove James Holden. What an absolute dreamboat. Watching him grow alongside the MC was so natural and heartfelt that falling in love with him was effortless. He’s so well written...sincere, genuinely sweet, layered, and just incredibly special. His story never felt forced or cheesy, it unfolded in such a genuine way that I was fully swept up in it every single time.

A huge shoutout to the Derek and Baxter DLCs as well! At first, I wasn’t sure how romances with them would feel compared to Cove’s story, but GBPatch completely nailed it. Both routes felt just as natural and emotionally rich, with their own unique charms in their respective Steps. Exploring Step 4 in different ways because of these DLCs added even more layers to an already wonderful game.

This game was such a perfect experience, and I’m truly hoping to see more like it in the future. Thank you, GBPatch, for something so special.

When I tell you this game took me on a surprise ride, I’m not kidding. I played it on Steam, where I also bought all the DLCs and it was worth every second.

Even though I was already a fan of dating sims, A Date with Death took things to another level for me and made me want to explore the genre even more. Everything about this game was absolutely beautiful. The story was a perfect balance of humor, heartfelt moments, and genuinely great writing.

Casper completely stole my heart. He’s witty, confident, and yet still questioning the choices he makes. The banter between him and the MC felt so natural it made everything feel even more real and kept me hooked the entire time.

Usually, when I play dating sims, I’ll go for one or two endings before moving on. But this game was the first where I just had to see everything. I chased every ending, tested every little variation, and loved every second of it. The DLCs were an absolute no-brainer for me, and they did not disappoint. The new stories were the perfect addition to an already fantastic game, especially with how some past decisions came back around.

The visuals and music were both stunning and fit the tone perfectly. Honestly, this was such a perfect game. I got completely addicted, and it even reignited my love for dating sims as a whole. I’ll always be grateful to the team for creating something so special.

The story in this game was absolutely beautiful…I would have loved to spend even more time (and even more lifetimes) with Van.

The visuals in this game... wow. Truly breathtaking. The moment I launched it, I just sat there thinking, damn, what a stunner. The GUI was gorgeous, and I especially loved how the strings were incorporated visually, it added such a meaningful, elegant touch to the entire experience.

Overall, this was such a wonderful experience, one I’ll remember fondly… maybe even into my next life.

This game was such a feel-good experience. It made me feel so relaxed and content the entire time. It was like being wrapped in a warm blanket on a chilly autumn day.

I love Asher with all my heart. He’s such a cutie pie and absolutely must be protected at all costs. (I still want to see that tattoo though 👀)

The music was beautiful, and the entire game looked amazing. I can’t quite put into words how at ease everything made me feel. From the visuals to the atmosphere. And that art style!! How good does Asher look?? Seriously, omg. Also, a huge shoutout to the voice actors! You  did an incredible job!

I really loved this game and truly hope to experience more like it in the future. Huge kudos to everyone who worked on it!! You created something special. <3

This game was just...AHHHHHHHH...it was so good!

The group chats were hilarious, and I absolutely loved how all the characters interacted with each other. You could really feel the dynamics and relationships between them, and that’s a huge compliment to every single person who worked on this amazing game.

When I first started, I was convinced I’d fall for Quest, he’s such a cutie and total teddy bear. And while I did love him... falling head over heels for xyx? Yeah, that was not on my bingo card. BUT HOW COULD I NOT?? Ugh. I love him. I adored his humor, his energy, and when he opened up...just... ugh, I’m melting all over again just thinking about it.

Every storyline was a joy, and I genuinely loved everything this game had to offer. It was such a joy from start to finish.

This game was absolutely adorable OMG. It may have triggered a bit of PTSD from my days as a nursery school teacher (sadly, I never met cute dads OR colleagues at my job), but that just made the experience all the more fun to imagine.

I really enjoyed the game overall. The romances were sweet, and everything about the game just radiated charm. I totally fell head over heals for Barry, to be honest, but I genuinely enjoyed all the routes. Also, the little letters for Teacher’s Day? Absolutely precious.

One thing I really appreciated was how the main character's gender was never brought up. The story flowed so naturally without needing to define that, which was honestly a refreshing experience. As a guy who enjoys dating sims with male love interests, I often run into games that are aimed solely at female players—which is totally fine, of course, but sometimes a little disheartening and sad for me.

This game managed to include everyone without making it a big deal, and I really valued that.

I played this game shortly after finishing "Blooming Panic" last week, and WOW, what an incredible experience. It was so fun and genuinely AWESOME.

I absolutely loved the story, and the “coding” mechanics were super enjoyable. I fell for odxny pretty quickly (no surprises there). Shoutout to the voice actor for absolutely nailing it. The chat interactions were a highlight, so entertaining and well done. I genuinely enjoyed every moment I spent in this game.

I’m definitely planning to replay it to see the friendship ending, but I was so happy to get the love ending on my first run. I was literally sitting here kicking my feet and shit.

I can’t wait to dive into more games by robobarbie. Count me in as a fan!