MY DESTINY GIRLS

★★★★☆ 4/5 I had a really good time with My Destiny Girls. One of the strongest parts of the game for me was definitely the cast. All of the heroines had their own charm and personality, and I especially liked Zhuang Shiying, Lu Xiaoyue and Gu Sihan. My first ending with Zhuang Shiying was also one of my favorite moments in the game – it was genuinely beautiful. The overall video and sound quality is very good. There are a few scenes where the audio recording isn't quite as clean as it should be, but I could always understand the characters, so it never became a major problem for me. There aren't actually that many completely different locations, but the game handles this surprisingly well. The changing situations and atmosphere throughout the chapters give the story enough variety that it never really felt repetitive or boring to me. I also really liked that the choices aren't always completely obvious. Some decisions can actually be tricky, especially when you're trying to discover everything. The extra endings and hidden endings were one of my favorite surprises – some are funny, some are creepy, and others are genuinely beautiful. Achievement hunters should be …

Ultracute, no sex, no drama choose your path game with good visuals, and some replay ability.

One of best game in this genre, all actresses are beauty, but the one that plays Lu Xiaoyue is my favourite. what a wish to improve in next games to add some actions, like where you need to click somewere in timing. and there are questions to UI, I sometimes clicked to quick or it was double-click so it selected option under mouse and the one appeared on the same place from next dialog, and it related also to phone-options. looking forward for your new games

this second time i play . still in my memory. best game story

Loved it. The score was great, the production values were great, and all the cast look and act so good. But the endings are too short for me. Now let me go into detail for the characters: Lisa feels like a character that they just want to tick a box of rich CEOs. She doesn't have much personality written. The actress looks good, but the writing and her antics made her a very poor character. All endings with her feel like you are just a worker below her and not like lovers. Lu Xiaoyue's character also feels like she just wants everything to go her way while trampling the MC. She was written very heavily in the first three chapters, and suddenly she was left in chapters 4 & 5 to make place for Lisa. Her ending is also pretty rushed and didn't connected at all He Yuxiao has the weakest character arc in this. She is cute with her specs, but it was only for 2 scenes at the end. Also her ending is very poor, tbf. Zhuang Shiying has the best ending. Her emotional scenes worked so well in her ending chapter. Loved her in all the scenes. Na shao as a timid girl is so likeable and her ending feels that MC has been happy for his life. The actress is also cute in her ending scen…

[i]first please don't mind my playtime. I fell asleep like four times[/i] [h1]If you like C-Dramas and I guess romantic stories about... I don't even know what this game was about... then yes, go for it. Otherwise no.[/h1] It's not entirely bad, but man, this is some serious mess. Maybe if you play it in Mandarin, or whatever the hell the original language is, you'll have more understanding of the plot, lines, characters and all that, but for the rest of the world, well, nah. The good news first: the actresses are genuinely talented. They know how to use their body language and voice delivery in ways that kept individual scenes watchable even when the plot made no sense. The affection system is visible and functional! This is a C-drama dressed as a dating sim. Random scenes get stitched together with no clear connective tissue. Girls appear from nowhere, make you do things, disappear again. Choices happen and you have no idea what they mean or where they lead. The plot involves hospitals, stolen cars, fur coat villains, getting punched, soup, and a childhood crush, all in chapter one, and it never really gets more coherent than that. The English translation is rough. Enough to…