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Something to keep in mind is that this game is very short. I got my first ending in about 30 minutes, then went back and got a different one a few minutes later. The draw would obviously be the many different paths, but with so little time in each one, I struggle to really connect with any of the characters or even fully understand what's going on, let alone get invested in it. I'll also mention that I had some minor technical issues and the translation was a bit spotty in places, though better than I expected. Overall, I wouldn't say the game is bad, necessarily. The story line, at least the one I saw in my playthrough, was decent, it just had no room to breathe. For the current cost, I don't really see it being worth it.

the girls are not hot enough. love is all around is better.

Yeon-Oh and Seo: So Close to Greatness! After 12 hours with Yeon-Oh and Seo, I'm walking away with some mixed feelings. It's a good game, no doubt about it, but it's not quite great yet. And that "yet" is important, because it's so close. It just needs a few tweaks. First off, let's talk about the visuals. Seriously, this game is gorgeous. The video quality is top-notch. There were truly moments where I genuinely felt like I was watching a K-drama. You can tell they put a lot of effort into the presentation, and it really pays off. There are so many shots that just make you want to be a fly on the wall, observing Yeon-Oh and Seo's world. I also appreciated the familiar K-drama tropes. There were a few laugh-out-loud moments that any K-drama fan will recognize and enjoy. The game is definitely a long one, which I actually liked. You get plenty of time to explore Yeon-Oh and Seo's story, their relationship, the challenges they face, and the consequences of your choices. There are some unexpected twists and turns, too, which kept me engaged. However, this length also brings its own set of challenges, as I'll explain. The acting is… well, it's solid. Yeon-Oh's actor is particu…