City of Love: Paris Reviews – Page 18
4/5 rating based on 198 reviews. Read all reviews for City of Love: Paris for iPhone.
City of Love: Paris is free iOS app published by Ubisoft
Great but maybe with another pet ?
sweetie puppy and kitten
I like the game and everything but in the ads can you add a close button and maybe when you introduced the cat ? can u also add a dog into the game and including the cat also? Can u guys do that?
Is always unable to connect to server
YnHiTg
I love the visual and storyline but it constantly gets disconnect to the server and i have to close the app and open it again to continue. This gets extremely tedious and made me lost interest in the game. And I have problems with passes like everyone else too. I hate it.
Interesting, but slow energy refill
KMALKAM
I'm not sure the game is interesting enough to hold my attention in spite of the slow energy refills. We'll have to wait and see.
A well-made game that is virtually unplayable
Vanessa Vestal
City of Love: Paris is a “decision-based” game that plays out like a cute romantic novel with pleasing art and comforting sounds. That’s where the positives begin and end. It is otherwise a trainwreck of a concept that will leave you questioning why you allow it to take up space on your device. I placed quotes around decision-based because I greatly hesitate in describing the vast majority of what Ubisoft presents as critical decisions. Each day you are given a small amount of “energy”. You receive around 100 energy every 24 hours with special exceptions where you’re gifted with double. (Don’t get too excited now.) The game wastes no time informing you that every “important decision” you make requires 20 energy. It turns out that every single time you are able to respond to a character, that counts as an important decision. “Hey, how’d your interview go?” “It was ok I guess.” -20 energy! You are able to speak to someone once every 30 or so seconds and so, on average, you can “play” for 5 minutes every 24 hours. But hey, when it's double energy day, that's like 10 entire minutes! Ubisoft offers a generous deal of 2,000 energy for the low price of $30. That’s like buying the entire collection of Telltale games when they go on sale on Steam. The developers would have been smart to simply make the game a paid app. I would value it at a few dollars. As it stands now, it is one of the most useless free games on the market albeit a pretty one to look at for a few minutes a day.
Needs work
Bobhjjj
Great concept so far, I love it. My problem with the game is the energy takes way to long to fill. It makes me uninterested in games when I have to wait a super long time to play again.
Ridiculous
Pamelaj72
Love the storyline. But most ridiculous app I have ever come across. You have to wait until 6 pm to get more tickets. Most apps you wait 2 hours. Would give it 5 stars but this is asinine!!!