Hush Hush - Only Your Love Can Save Them

The game is about dating five women, so it doesn't take a genius to realize that this game might appeal to people who are attracted to women...so why are you forced to flirt with an obviously male character in drag in the VERY FIRST interaction of the game? Extremely creepy "woke" vibe to this game. Would the developers make a game targeted at gay people and force them into a heterosexual interaction? Of course not, but they have no problem doing the opposite. Really disappointed in Sad Panda Studios. Seeking a refund but not likely to get it since I purchased a while ago to support SPS, which I greatly regret.

absolutely amazing story, its like a mini-series, I really hope the developers are planning to release a sequel/prequel or generally anything, its got potential

I loved the game, it was a very good story, with multiple endings, great voice acting, fun mechanics, funny moments, and just genuinely really well made. My only complaint is about myself because my brain lacks the ability to feel sympathy, giving me a heightened sense of empathy, on top of my already naturally born with heightened empathy.... so the ending of the game definitely did a number on me. Having it just feel like it all just ended like that. Yeah I should have been prepared for that but wasn't, safe to say it will take me minute to displace the "relationships" I had to mentally experience through the "playable character".

What starts as an innocent dating sim turns into a roller coaster adventure with the player acting as the sole rock for five girls in a storm that is both metaphorical and literal. Not bad for the spinoff of a plot-light clicker game from nearly a decade ago. The writing is, as usual for games of "this type," surprisingly good and witty. The different plot threads are all brought together and tied into a seamless bow, and almost all of the characters are charming. At least, the ones who are meant to be. Even the ones that you may not like at first. (Eli and Cassie) The game manages to do what "moral choice" storylines have failed at for decades, it makes the moral choices actually feel like the right thing to do, and respects the player for sticking to those morals, even the ones that society might consider pointless. The game is even suitable for ...most... ages, if you don't buy the uncensored DLC, which is something you don't see a lot of these days. Special mention to the voice actress for Iro, who delivered several lines that can't have been easy to pull off, and did so admirably.

Actually one of the better written visual novels I've played ngl. Mio is best girl and I would OBLITERATE her stalker again 10/10.

I love clicker games and that is what got me started playing Crush Crush. From there I found Hush Hush and damn am I so glad that I did! I am only 10 hours into this but at least 6 of those are on my Steamdeck while I was supposed to be sleeping because I am enjoying this so much! The interactions with the girls are fun and funny and feel genuine. This needs it's own line the Voice Actors SLAMMED THIS OUT OF THE PARK!! Easily the best part of this game is the Voice acting! The dialog is mostly great and the writing is decent but the VA bring this to life! The emotion and effort are all very clear to see and in my opinion worth every penny! After that I am enjoying incredibly getting to interact with my GFs from Crush Crush in a much more intimate way! I have been enjoying imagining this is me meeting them after our phone flings and it's been really great! I am incredibly excited to get further into this story and get to see the consequences of my actions (Sorry Iro!) Overall having a ton of fun with this game and highly recommend 11/10!