Girlfriend from Hell

I'm currently going through a phase where I prefer shorter games. I feel I'm not quite ready to commit weeks to a single title, so I'm determined to finish games that don’t overuse my time. It's just that Girlfriend from Hell took it a bit too far… Wondering how I found this game? So am I. I even searched through my sources, but unfortunately, the mystery remains. Because although the concept is promising—clearly inspired by Neighbours from Hell from 2003—the execution is a tragedy that would make even Sophocles envious. I could mention the two technical issues I faced: having to change my screen resolution (5120 x 1440) for the visuals to display correctly, and the fact that during my first four or five attempts, the cursor kept drifting downward—but I won’t dwell on it. Mainly because, along with the troubleshooting time, I spent a total of 64 minutes on Girlfriend from Hell. My first issue with the game is its story. Miya was obsessively in love with her boyfriend, Haruto, and when she got tired of waiting for him to propose after five years, she proposed herself. Haruto, however, rejected her in favor of his video games (I can relate). That’s when Miya decides to make …

funny game for some giggles was a really fitting gift for international women's day lol

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Not bad for NFH clone

This is a cute, fun little game. It is worth the price. I found the art very comical and fun. The animations are hilarious with the voicing, and overall, I had a good time playing it. It is not a long game, but the mechanics and puzzle gameplay to it could easily allow for longer and more challenging puzzles. The music fits the game, and some puzzles make you think a little about what you need to do since you have a time limit for each level.

This game was fun for a puzzle game. The boyfriend seems quite mean but the girlfriend is too. It's pretty cute and funny and the game is very scripted so if you hate RNG your in luck.