I’ve played quite a few Otome Dating Simulation type games on my phone and quite frankly this is the best one. Not only is it the ONLY one I’ve come across that doesn’t only give you 5 chapters a day without spending real life money, but it’s so well made! The story is amazing and really draws you in with well rounded characters who actually have personality, and a plot that makes you want to know what comes next. All the characters have little animations that change depending on what they are saying which is really immersive, and there’s a HUGE variety of personality types so there’s a guarantee you will find at least one person you like. I feel like I always have the right amount of energy to do the things I want to do and each feature of the game is very unique. Also, the tutorial is really well made. Usually I have a problem figuring out how to use all the features of games like this, but not with this one - from the very start I understood what I needed to do and how to do it. The translation from Japanese is also really well done and keeps the immersion. My only complaint is that for a few dialogue boxes in chapter 15 of the Dawn story, it was in Japanese, and the background switched to a different location that was not relevant to what was going on, but it seems like an easy fix. I highly recommend this game to anyone who likes dating simulation/visual novel games, and I can’t wait to play all the routes they have now and the ones planned for the future!

The game has a lot of different features to explore and you never really get bored! I’ve had the game for around two months now and have been playing it quite often. The game has multiple features for all aspects of gaming from storyline to little chat features to leveling up cards. You can even fight creatures on an interactive level! There’s always something new to try, and the amount of detail that was clearly put into the games making is astounding! It’s cleverly made, interactive, and full of beautiful aesthetics from characters and backgrounds to the buttons for the icons. If I were to be concerned about one thing, it would be that when you are on the home screen and a character appears on the left side, they read out the text below them. On the storyline however, when the text appears for me, it only reads the first word or syllable of the text, which makes for some very interesting listening. I’m not sure if this happens for everyone, or if it’s a speaker compatibility issue, or if there’s some sort of setting I need to adjust, but that’s probably the only minor issue I have with this game. Otherwise, I find it to be very piquant and have been enjoying myself to the fullest.

I don’t usually write reviews, but I decided to write one for this game. First, the story. The story is fantastic. It was well thought out and with some- but not all- the plot twists being unexpected. The characters are lovable and make the game come to life. The main character can be a tad irritating some times, but that could just be because she makes choices that I wouldn’t make. Now, onto some of the cons. One of the biggest issues I have with the game is the grinding. At the beginning, it’s not too tedious. But once you reach the high levels like level fifty and above, it becomes extremely irritating. You could probably spend to an average of twenty minutes grinding to raise ONE level. The only upside to this is that you don’t have to wait for your energy to regenerate, you can just use five gems which are very easy to get. Lastly, I will talk about the romance aspect of the game. This game is classified as an otome game, which, in my opinion, somewhat accurate. There are romance routes, which I had a lot of fun doing. But that was because of the story, not because of the love between the MC and the love interest. And in only one or two routes do you really get to see their love progress. However, in most of the routes, the guy just ends up proclaiming his love in like the last chapter and it feels really rushed. To me, the only aspect of the game that has kept me intrigued is the plot. If you enjoy in depth stories, give this game a shot.

I enjoyed the story itself a great deal... I don’t even mind the lack of “dialogue choices” because the MC isn’t your wilting flower type, and I like her. I was also able to finish the first chapter and one character fairly quickly, you get plenty of resources to level up and gain story keys fairly quickly at lower levels. That said, it only lasts for early levels when ranking up isn’t such a feat. On the flip side of that coin, it’s not a game where I personally am going to be “trying out” a lot of different character plot lines. At higher ranks it takes a lot of XP to rank up, and grinding out the patrols to read one chapter every 2-3 days or more isn’t going to be engaging long-term, and as far as I can tell this is the only way to obtain chapter tickets. It’d be nice if you got say, 1-2 tickets daily and used the rank for extra or something. Another thing to be aware of: at least in the story I read, the only real “romance” was in the last 2-3 chapters of the second part. There are moments here and there before then that could be romantic if you squint and really want it to be, but they’re the same sort of thing as in the prologue section that you have with ALL the characters... friendshippy. I still enjoyed it, but was a little disappointed to find that the romantic chapter you unlock when you finish the story can only be unlocked with a special key from the milk room mini game. Which has a drop rate of 1% at the highest levels, and doesn’t drop at all until you’re at “B” level.