Metro PD: Close to You Reviews
5/5 rating based on 54 reviews. Read all reviews for Metro PD: Close to You for iPhone.
Metro PD: Close to You is free iOS app published by Voltage inc.
Kind of disappointed
Red haired beauty ?☺???
I’ve been reading Kimura’s story and so far I’ve been enjoying it. However, when I got to file 6 the app started crashing and it won’t let me finish file 6. I paid to read this story, I want to read all of it.
Crashes
IrisaMae
The app just keeps crashing even after deleting and reinstalling it. The story line is great, but it would be less frustrating if the app didn’t crash every time.
Can’t even use this!
Ky-girl93
I just purchased a story and every time I click the button to read it, the app crashes. I’ve restarted the app and I’ve restarted my phone, but it still crashes. Fix it or I want my money back ASAP!
Definitely recommend
ShauLish
I've got all the stories for all the guys, but Kirisawa's probably my favorite. Asano's story was just released and more are on the way. Good mix of romance and action. Kind of like My Sweet Bodyguard but the MC is a bit more capable in this one.
Review
Nice game but not cheap
The stories are awesome but it is too expensive. Why don't make it all free
One of the Best Otome Game
Rinarili
This game is precious. And bit because of the plots or the love interests, but because of the MC. Besides one route (Hanai's), this MC is wonderful. Full of funny comebacks, dedicated, and most importantly of all, has a personality. In my opinion, the MC is about as important as the guys; because frankly, it confuses me when the guy falls for a complete idiot who has no personality. I've played all the routes currently out, and the only clear disappointment was Hanai's, especially so considering he is in the opening video. My dissatisfaction comes from both the MC and Hanai. The plot of this route would also have been interesting if it wasn't so obvious who the criminal was. I highly DON'T recommend this one. My favorite routes in the order of what I liked most was Nomura, Tennoji, and Kirisawa. And this had to do with the MC shining in them. The other two, Asano's and Eiki's routes are tied in the, "Meh, it wasn't bad, but could have been better." If I had to choose which one I liked better due to the guy, I would choose Eiki. To wrap this up, people, get this game, especially if you are tired of the useless sacks of potatoes or the seemly perfect Mary Sues.
Great!
Ncook0000
I have all the voltage games and this is one of my favorites. Can't wait to read the rest of the guys stories
One of My Favorites
LJG37
The main character, her male lead, and fellow detectives are funny, good at their jobs without being perfect, and grow as people throughout the story. The writing and localization in Kirisawa's Main Story and Nomura's Main Story (the two I've played so far) flows so well. Figures of speech are reworked for an English-speaking audience, yet the Japanese dishes and little cultural customs are retained. I really hope whoever did the localization continues to work with Voltage; it would be hard to go back to a more basic word-for-word rendition.