Forbidden Love - Interactive dating sim game of campus crush gossip stories for teen girls Reviews – Page 3
5/5 rating based on 54 reviews. Read all reviews for Forbidden Love - Interactive dating sim game of campus crush gossip stories for teen girls for iPhone.
Forbidden Love - Interactive dating sim game of campus crush gossip stories for teen girls is free iOS app published by Ice Queen Media Limited
Needs a lot of work
adrilaikaboss
I love that it's free and endings are cheap, but that shows the quality of the story. I read Shota's story and it totally skipped all the build up to the romance. suddenly you met him and then the game started talking about how you loved him and think he loved you. it was boring because it just did what was necessary and didn't do anything exciting at all. translation is okay. also whenever any character is talking to you, they always call you by your first and last name, which is kind of weird, especially because your entire family does it too. there are also no choices at all, it's basically just reading a really boring story, and something I like about otome games is that you can choose.
Stopped working
1701Vger1701
I was enjoying the game until for no reason it just stopped working. After reloading the game it's still stuck on a page with an empty dialogue box. Uninstalling.
I've played better
HomestuckCat100
The stories are a bit rushed (some characters more than others, I really wouldn't recommend going with Shota's route), but I think the bigger issues are probably the bland and poorly done backgrounds, hard to read text, and somewhat boring characters. One thing I will give props to though is the music, which is really good, and the character designs are okay depending on your tastes. Overall a lot could be fixed but it's still worth downloading for free.
Disappointing!
Osakax3
It's great that the gameplay is free and without waiting periods, but that's about all that I found good about it. Where do I even begin? For starters just simply going through the tutorial, the music in the background is too upbeat and repetitive, not to mention it feels like I just suddenly landed in the 1920s. I could have just ignored that, however the moment your own father, half brother, and grandmother all refer to you by your first and last name it kills it. I mean seriously unless you're in deep trouble or something family members don't address you by your full name every time they talk to you! I couldn't even complete the first chapter because this annoyed me so much!