Blood Moon Serenade: Complete Edition

[b] Blood Moon Serenade, [/b] also known as Blood Moon Calling on Playstore had a big impact on my younger years. Just like NTT Solmare's "Shall We Date?" series, Genius Inc.'s games were one of my favorites. (Twilight Moon, Soul of Yokai etc.) While "Shall We Date?" series accompanied me through my teenager years, Genius Inc. continued that legacy into my late teens and early twenties. ༺𓆩༒︎𓆪༻⏾⋆.˚༺𓆩༒︎𓆪༻༺𓆩༒︎𓆪༻ Back in the day, in order to complete these type of mobile games you had to pour in some significant amount of money to get tickets to unlock new chapters, and play special episodes. And I remember them being ridiculously overpriced for all these type of games, so I never could actually finish them. (I was so close to finishing "Shall We Date?: My Sweet Prince, though. Played for years and kept grinding.) Therefore, when I saw Blood Moon Serenade on Steam I went through a k-drama moment *dramatic music and slow-mo* lmao. Vampires especially intrigue me that's why I had to have this and finish what I started years ago. Considering there are much cheaper otome/vns out there with x-rated scenes in them, you may not want to prioritize this if you want something for mature a…

So, the LIs are GORGEOUS and all really interesting, but it isn't much of a game unfortunately, and there are no "routes." The good news is that your polyamorous heart can love them all at once with no consequences. The bad news is that this has 0 effect on the gameplay, the characters seem to exist in their own bubble and don't notice or comment on your relationship with the other characters, so it just feels very flat. Oh, you just confessed your love to Guy A two minutes ago? Congrats, you can now do the same to guy B in the scene that immediately follows! Plus because the story will essentially go the same either way, every romance feels weirdly paced and you'll go for long stretches without seeing your favorite or getting a scene with them. There was only one guy I wasn't into at all, and I hated that the dialogue option to avoid the romance trigger scenes with him was usually mean. If you're a one guy at a time girlie, it doesn't feel very satisfying. There's no reason to replay it, you're better off just picking all of the "correct" choices because it won't change the outcome and you can just get it all over with at once. The exception is the final arc with Hadrian, that'…

[h1] Into the Darkness Together [/h1]

Silly little Fairy Tale in land with vampires Its a well written Story, sometimes with pacing issues due its an mobile port and their kind of telling storys, bcs it has the potential to be amazing, so it was just "good". I enjoyed the Otome, the art is pretty, the MC fitting, the LI interesting, but some lacked depth - still, the game and everything was fun to read and it entertained me. I recommend it to everyone who love Vampire themed Otome, but are too scared for rly dark storys. So dont expect a dark or real bloody Otome, I think anyone at the age of 14+ and above can enjoy it for 7-10 h and just having a fun time to read it. I would give it a 7/10 and I am curious if they will give us more of their games (And bcs i saw the discussion, I think its worth their money, not everything needs to be free, ppl need money to work on stuff, they overworked this mobile port quite good and while other companies only doing the bare minimum, here it was fine enough)

Enjoyed it. Great artwork. Good Story.

I appreciate the PC port of this mobile game. It is a much simple experience, compared to other visual novels made to be played on PC/Console with a much broader story and interactions with characters. The story of this game has the appeal with a good hook and reel. Our protagonist is a little dumb at times to further the plot, and smart in other moments to match her upbringing. If this weren't from a mobile game where each chapter is meant to be taken in short experiences a day. I feel like the plot points with our protagonist's actions could've been more fleshed out and not as inconsistent. There is no locked in romance routes, you can flirt with any and all love interests you prefer. It is somewhat sad that there is no jealous drama for those interested in the spice. However, since it was originally made as a mobile game, where you have to buy gems to unlock the romantic options in the first place. It is serviceable. Somewhat jarring at times in the moments when you flirt, but I don't find it too serious of a negative given its original device. All in all I was excited to see this be ported as a buy-to-play PC port. I am grateful! I hope in the future there can be more port…