Gaydorado 17+

Key is Patience. Not P2W

**pros: not p2w, many chances to earn credits to continue playing, friendly chat, addicting, almost always something to do, when there isn’t you can chat with other players**

This is the second time i’ve downloaded this game, first time was a combination of NO PATIENCE and lack luster tutorial.

After messing around with it for about an hour this became clear, the developers aim to give players many options and chances to continue playing, you can excel doing fashion mini games while combat is on cool down or vise versa; as far as the combat.. it is RNG (random number generated) based, many westerners have issues with it but face it, this isn’t an American game! We are playing a game that was developed where RNG is abundant in games; get used to it or don’t play.

I wish it could be a little bit more socially based; it would be fun building teams with other players, and some of the GPS, things regarding finding local players to chat with is a bust; it simply times out or doesn’t work. However there’s a very live open chat where people are very friendly, a bit quirky and odd but very nice!

I actually enjoy this game a ton; I wish the translation was a little better cause sometimes when reading the story line, the broken english is ruins the immersion but nothing to really complain about. I freaking love the developers for not forcing you to pay money to enjoy the game! This is NOT a P2W game.. spending money is an option, but not obligatory.

Not Fun and Disappointing

So, I’m a female that downloaded this game, as I am panromatic and demi- to a-sexual. This game advertises itself as a LGBT community, but I found it very unwelcoming. There is more to the community that gay men, and I know that it is called Gaydorado, but it also specifically says LGBT in its description. I would have liked more options than gay stereotypes.
Speaking of stereotypes, just about everything in this game made me cringe. The plots were romance cliches and the characters were all two dimensional caricatures of fetishized gay stereotypes. The strong silent type, the buff and boisterous gym dude, the quiet office minion sidekick. I felt like this game was a parody of what it could have been.
That’s not even getting into the gameplay. Let’s start with the fact that everything lagged, and I do mean EVERYTHING. The UI was unfriendly and unhelpful most of the time as well. And the gameplay itself was boring, unimaginative, and definitely not entertaining. Everything was down to luck, even if it seemed like you were guaranteed to win each level. Not to mention the there is no real point to having your own persona. You cannot interact with the characters beyond the ‘touch’ menu, in fact they don’t even know your character exists.

Overall, boring, offensive, and difficult to play, among many other complaints.

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Needs refining

This is an Otome game that I can properly play. Once you get past the confusing UI that is, however there is a rhythm to it. The game and characters themselves are well drawn, but again just every aspect of this game needs a little more refining.

It needs help with translations, story telling, character development, and a few other minor things.

Don’t let those things from stopping you to play, the artwork is sometime quirky, sometimes hot, but always pleasant to look at. The clothing system is fairly in depth and I like the fashion challenges. Leveling up is fairly easy albeit odd. There’s several ways it seems to level the characters but you’re given more than enough currency in game to do so!

The events could also use some more work, I’m not talking about the log in events but the egg crack event, as it’s not really explained too well, in fact none of it really is despite the tutorial. Again just comes down to refining.

I don’t mind the stereotypes too much because it gives me a slight giggle. But this game has no obvious malicious intent with them, so i let it slide.

All in all I rate this 4 stars because it’s kept my attention with prizes, artwork, and positive energy. The game just needs to be worked on more thoroughly and I’ll gladly change this to a 5 star rating.

P.S. to developers, it’s okay to have longer dialogues, I feel like they don’t last long enough and there’s never a true idea of what’s happening.