Is It Love? Peter - Vampire ١٧+

I really really love this game but....

Ok, as I said, I really REALLY like this game. It’s interesting, romantic, and you get to choose your path. I love games like that. But I do have one thing that I absolutely do not like at all. THE ENERGY THING!! I hate that so much! I just want to continue the story! And I really don’t like how you have to pay money to get more. And watching an ad only gives you 20. So, yes I really love this game, but I hate the energy. I mean, it doesn’t really take “energy” to tap a button and continue playing right? You get so into the game, and then suddenly: OOPS you ran out of energy! I don’t like it. I hope you at least give us a little more time to play before we run out. Or just get rid of it... I know it’s like the only way you can earn money... but i read most of the reviews, and nobody really likes it. And about the ad thing, maybe give us more than 20 energy because we just watched a boring video on a different game that we probably won’t play. So maybe 100? Sorry if Im being rude to you, but I’m just stating my opinion. If you read this, I hope you take this into consideration. Thanks.

Great game, but...

This game is really cool! I really enjoy the story line and animation. The only problem is the energy system. This is the same thing with the other games too. It’s so frustrating when you really start to get into the game and all of a sudden you run out of energy. Maybe you could separate the story into multiple chapters and use x amount of energy that will recharge y amount of time in order to play each chapter. A system similar to this works well with story games! Since energy purchases are probably the main source of your income you can make it so that we only have a enough energy to play maybe three/four chapters a day, so if you want to continue you would have to wait until the next day, purchase more energy, watch an ad, or play a mini game. You could maybe also add a feature where players can play bonus mini stories if they get a card, picture, etc from a mini game or sign in reward calendar. The stories could be scenarios like going on a date, hanging out with characters, etc. You can make it so players also have the option to purchase the card, picture, etc with money instead of trying to get it from a mini game or sign in reward calendar. I think this feature will keep more people engaged in the game when they are waiting for more energy to play a chapter. This will also provide another way to gain money. I hope you take my review into consideration!

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Good story, customer support though...

The story is really good! It takes its time building up the relationship and the characters are interesting (same with Drogo’s story so far, though I just started that one last night). I’m still only on the second chapter and really am enjoying the story. However, last night the game glitched out on me and took me back to the beginning of the chapter (I feel like I was nearing the end of chapter two). HUGE setback! This was right after I’d purchased almost $10 worth of energy. So I contacted their support to see if they could help - but no. They said they had no records of me being any further than where I was 😭 I’m so sad that I have to spend several days getting back to where I’d left off (because I’m never spending money on energy again if it’s just going to take be back with no support willing to assist). This was after I’d cited what had happened in the story when I left off and where it took me back to the representative. I get that there must be a lot of people trying to get free energy, but even a refund would have been a nice gesture. Or just enough energy to get me back to where I’d left off (even though I’d still had 1800 energy left when the game glitched). I’d love to read the rest of the story, but I’m not sure I will now.