IdolDays

Featuring Live2D character animations, a 1-hour gameplay duration, Hscenes requiring patch. The narrative adopts a straightforward approach complemented by serviceable original artwork. [hr][/hr] [h3]Reviews: 6/10[/h3]

Pro -CG was good -I like Tsubaki Akanesaki character delinquent turned idol -Story wasn't bad -Voice acting is good Con -Idol Song should of been used more or their should of been more songs. Some spots just don't have music for the concerts. Really only think that killed the game for me. Mixed on recommend or not to recommend(Neutral)

Boring.

Brief Summary You step into the shoes of a young producer at a struggling talent agency who is tasked with mentoring Tsubaki Tsubaki, a rebellious delinquent fired from her previous job. Your mission is to transform her from an ill-tempered troublemaker into a beloved pop idol while navigating a growing romantic connection along the way. Key Highlights - Charming Character Dynamics: The contrast between the earnest producer and the fiery tsundere heroine delivers plenty of entertaining comedy and heartwarming romance. - Vibrant Visual Design: Features qureate’s signature clean, high-quality anime art style paired with expressive character sprites. - Full Japanese Voice Acting: Tsubaki’s voice performance brings her distinct personality and emotional beats to life seamlessly. - Bite-Sized & Casual Experience: A straightforward story that can be completed in a few hours, perfect for players looking for a relaxing romance VN. Drawbacks - Predictable Plot: The narrative relies heavily on classic romance tropes without any major plot twists or deep complexity. - Limited Route Choices: Branching decisions are minimal, leading to a mostly linear experience with …

I'm barely at the start of this one by I can totally tell this is another great success by iMel and qureate. Like previous titles they've put out, these VNs have top notch soul, writing quality and VO quality put into them, I can already feel the build up beginning even though I'm just over the first like 40 minutes. Also, like previous titles, the characters have good animations that bring them to life and this is hugely important, imho, comparing to the multitude of other VNs that are mostly static. The animations together with the VOs makes it feel much more life-like and engaging. The overall story, of course, is in line with what I've seen before: it relies on the tropes that have existed for decades (let's be honest) in anime, but with these team's games' they are done right - exploring the different aspects of the settings and characters. Even after just like 45 minutes I'm hooked. The writing is way above average and the pacing very good. You are a salaryman working in the idol business, charged with finding, in the street, the next big idol. Pretty tough job, right? Well, you find like a pretty much dream girl, but upon close inspection reality is more complicated. Sti…

Overall it is a decent game, maybe a 65 out of 100. I liked the game mainly because of the two leads progressing relationship and interactions, but often the gamplay is just boring. And I've played "fun" and "interesting" visual novels before with the standard click through dialogue. A lot of my gripes about it is just that for me it's not very engrossing as a story. Also a little too cliche. That along with the limited variation in the art. Mainly the backgrounds, will not change until the next scene/chapter. If the other characters had a face as well it would help. Still I liked the premise and the main characters themselves. It gets through a good amount of idol stuff for a short story. I played with the r18+ patch, and it was definitely worth it, even if the h-scenes sometimes seem random. Both of the good endings were great, the bad ending sucks as you would expect. Also, having the character you play as quote manga as a quirk, did not work too well. Especially when you get the references lmao.