My Boyfriend – He loves me, he loves me not

trust the title, he doesn't love you

I LOVE THIS GAME BUT ITS SO HARD TO GET A BOYFRIEND. OH MY GOD, I NEED HELP TO GET A BOYFRIEND. UGH. JUST HAVE TO PLAY MORE I GUESS.

https://youtu.be/kSg8hz-Ak4w Despite hand crafting your boyfriend in a lab, the primary mechanic for the game is escort quests and personality quizzes, while your 'BFF' reminds you to eat apples every day.

If you can get it to run sure, wouldnt run on my PC claims it was missing a DLL, Ran perfectly fine on the steam deck though. All in all its not a horrible game. Its a bit slow and you hoof it pretty much everywhere on a map that should probably be scaled down slighty to save the poor girls flipflops. I gift this game to people when its on sale.

So let's start by saying this is a very janky game. There's bugs, it feels like a mismash of things, it's like a Unity Asset flip before they existed. In fact, I even wrote a small guide because some of the bugs were game breaking and so many aspects of the game where mistranslated or otherwise broken. But... I did kinda laugh at how bad it all is. It kinda reminds me of a bad Chinese dub, and I made my own fun with the jokes I could easily make at the sheer stupidity of it all. And if I have to give it some credit, this is what I would consider your quintessential teen girl game cos it hits all the early 2000s cliches with a dose of teen gossip mag and teen movie included. They really did nail the theme they were going for, even if the game is a horrific mess and progress is based on you running around until you find the right person to talk to. It is a good bad game.

My Boyfriend – He loves me, he loves me not, developed by Exozet Games and published by familyplay, is a casual dating simulation that attempts to recreate the lighthearted fantasy of a summer romance in a colorful resort setting. It positions itself as an accessible, easygoing experience where players can explore, socialize, and build a relationship at their own pace. While the concept is appealing—blending social interaction, customization, and mini-games—the overall execution feels limited, resulting in an experience that is more superficial than immersive. The game begins with a simple premise: you arrive at a vacation destination and set out to meet and win over your ideal partner. Early on, you are given the ability to customize your boyfriend, which adds a personal touch and sets the tone for the experience. The resort itself acts as a central hub, offering locations such as beaches, clubs, gyms, and shops where various activities and interactions take place. This structure gives the game a sense of openness, encouraging players to move freely between areas while gradually building their relationship. Gameplay is built around a combination of mini-games and social interact…