Rose Seed Replica
LezLiz · 2020 · LGBTQ+, Adventure, Romance, Story Rich, Choices Matter
PC
Positive89% · 27
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About Rose Seed Replica
What if you got zapped to smithereens by some kind of alien contraption, only to somehow wake up in a remote space station far, far away from Earth? That'd be awful, right?
But what if the lady who kind of did that to you actually turned out to be the loveliest person ever? And she liked girls too? What would that make it?
Gay. There's no way around that. It's queer women kissing and messing with each other, feel-good slice-of-life, aloof banter, silly dates, an occasional serious topic, rainbows, awkward humor, bad puns, nonsensical mysteries and stuff.
Sophie, the heroine of our story, is an ordinary gay scientist doing research for a somewhat shady private laboratory. Or, well, she was at least, until her disappearance from the planet put a definitive halt to her research and whole career.
Even though Sophie can be kind of spontaneous and aloof at times, she's still a rather calm and sensible person in general. She loves cats and of girls, even though she rarely got to spend that much time with either.
Bryn is the mysterious lady who kind of took Sophie with her to the far end of the galaxy. She appears cool and a bit quiet at first, but do first impressions ever prove right? Could her personality actually be quite different once she's comfortable with Sophie's company?
Actually, who is she anyway, and what did she try to achieve? Even though she looks like a human, is she actually from Earth at all? Like, the technology she had in her possession definitely wasn't from Earth, and she might just have been a wee bit reluctant to accurately answer certain questions about herself.
Some strange individuals inhabit the isolated place where Sophie and Bryn arrive. These individuals might turn out to be helpful as Sophie tries to make sense of the confusion. Depending on what Sophie does, they might even become friends with her over time.
Also, even though meeting new people might be very unlikely somewhere in deep space, who knows if someone else could actually be transported there the same way Sophie and Bryn were. Like, whoever is behind the mess might have no reason to stop with the nonsense...
Well, you mainly just point and click to move around and talk to characters. You're also prompted for decisions at certain point of the game, and those will affect in various ways what happens later.
Depending on how you interact with the characters and the environment, you can end up with different kinds of romances with Bryn, go to different kinds of dates, incite various levels of drama and do some weird and funny things.
Oh, and you might also be able to make sense of some of the nonsense going around if you keep at it.
But what if the lady who kind of did that to you actually turned out to be the loveliest person ever? And she liked girls too? What would that make it?
Gay. There's no way around that. It's queer women kissing and messing with each other, feel-good slice-of-life, aloof banter, silly dates, an occasional serious topic, rainbows, awkward humor, bad puns, nonsensical mysteries and stuff.
What's the big deal?
- 100% yuri
- 100% gay agenda
- 100+ choices to make
- 170,000 words worth of dialogue
- 6 different story routes
- 4 different romance types
- Awkward humor and light drama
- LGBT+ positive and inclusive
- Made by a lesbian
Who are the characters?
Sophie, the heroine of our story, is an ordinary gay scientist doing research for a somewhat shady private laboratory. Or, well, she was at least, until her disappearance from the planet put a definitive halt to her research and whole career.
Even though Sophie can be kind of spontaneous and aloof at times, she's still a rather calm and sensible person in general. She loves cats and of girls, even though she rarely got to spend that much time with either.
Bryn is the mysterious lady who kind of took Sophie with her to the far end of the galaxy. She appears cool and a bit quiet at first, but do first impressions ever prove right? Could her personality actually be quite different once she's comfortable with Sophie's company?
Actually, who is she anyway, and what did she try to achieve? Even though she looks like a human, is she actually from Earth at all? Like, the technology she had in her possession definitely wasn't from Earth, and she might just have been a wee bit reluctant to accurately answer certain questions about herself.
Some strange individuals inhabit the isolated place where Sophie and Bryn arrive. These individuals might turn out to be helpful as Sophie tries to make sense of the confusion. Depending on what Sophie does, they might even become friends with her over time.
Also, even though meeting new people might be very unlikely somewhere in deep space, who knows if someone else could actually be transported there the same way Sophie and Bryn were. Like, whoever is behind the mess might have no reason to stop with the nonsense...
How does this play?
Well, you mainly just point and click to move around and talk to characters. You're also prompted for decisions at certain point of the game, and those will affect in various ways what happens later.
Depending on how you interact with the characters and the environment, you can end up with different kinds of romances with Bryn, go to different kinds of dates, incite various levels of drama and do some weird and funny things.
Oh, and you might also be able to make sense of some of the nonsense going around if you keep at it.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I forget why I grabbed this years ago but it's laughable to me how there's no guide on getting every ending this title has. Then again maybe there's no one willing to put themselves through this enough to do so, who knows. It's also one of those titles that tries to be like the Ye Olde point n click adventure titles but it somehow manages to fall flat on its face hard on that too. Until the former is somehow created, I will not return to this.2 found this helpful
the hidden gem among hidden gems also very awkward at first, but i get used fast 10/101 found this helpful
It was sweet and we enjoyed it, but the branching paths were kind of hard to understand - there were times when it felt like the game was pushing us down a path we weren't necessarily trying to go down. We got the "obvious" ending I guess? I don't know what the other endings are or how to get other routes but there was a lot of stuff that was kind of unanswered and unresolved when the credits rolled. The writing and story also felt kind of... simplistic? like... I was playing a sanitized how-to-lesbian-relationship simulator/guide or something, and the sci-fi setting was just a framing device. I dunno. It was very cozy to be sure.1 found this helpful
Amazin1 found this helpful
I went into this thinking it was sci-fi point and click adventure game with some romance. I was hopeful for something akin to the pilgrim series of games. However while it mechanically plays like a point and click adventure this is really much more of a dating sim visual novel then a point and click. Also while there is undeniably an underlying sci-fi theme with some very interesting ideas presented, disappointingly, at least for me, all of that eventually seems to take a backseat to the relationship stuff which starts out fairly charming but IMHO gets a bit grating. Regardless I feel it would be a bit harsh giving it a thumbs down since there not really anything wrong with the game; it controls well with just the mouse, the UI is good, the art-style is fairly charming etc. I think I'm simply not the target audience.
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