Lovers in Playa Rosa

I'm usually happy to play game from this dev/publisher. This is usually a "warm" short romance story. This one apply the same recipe: start by a "drama" for the MC that will go on and discover "real" love juste after, and as often, a friend that will have a nice story in parrallel, cook discussion and lot of references to characters from previous games. But this one tick me off : - All characters have a single "picture" with a neutral expression (outside CG). They are never sad, happy. So you look the whole screen when meeting a new character and that nearlly all. Background are very generics with the only interest to setup where the action happen. So quickly you just read the dialog and don't look the whole screen. - All Characters are caricaturial in their behavior and sometimes against the story cridibility. no subtiliy in this game ( no time ?). Dont' want to provide detail to not spoil the game. As a consequence, emotion are "killed". What make the game "warm" in the others games applying the same patter disapears in this one ( subjective advice for sure ). - The story feel extremely rushed. About the dialog, it's also the same recipe than previous game ( Either it's just a…

I really liked this game. So far I only got Gabriela’s arc, but her story really hit home for me. It sort of reminded me a lot of my last relationship and it’s something that a lot of people go through, especially when they date someone who is in transit… I don’t want to spoil it though as it is something I’m sure a few of you have been through before. On to the actual review: [b]Gameplay[/b] As you can probably tell, “Lovers in Playa Rosa” is a Yuri (lesbian) Visual Novel and dating sim. It’s pretty much purely that, no additional gameplay mechanics like a minigame or stat management or anything like that. Choices are quite obvious, as someone else said, it might have been nice if there had been maybe 3 options more often, to kind of throw you off a bit and try to make you guess more which choice will lead to who. I think in a game where there are more gameplay mechanics, then it’s more ok to have a game with more obvious romantic choices in the dating sim bit, but with a game that is a pure dating sim, it’s much better to have the difficulty in the choices as that IS the whole gameplay! [b]Writing[/b] Maybe the best part of the actual game! The writing is solid and in nati…

Well,, This aint bad,, it seems to link to Cocoa Club as this is based in US/Mexico The Mention of Blake and Toby.. There is also the Pizza place in several of the others. Yeah you start off married but that quickly goes boom. Then you and your best mate are coming to terms with the Failure of your bar. You end up following the advice of an idiot and you end up in Mexico. Here you meet 2 hot girls and the plot commences. Both girls have something about them. The Mexican girl has a softer, more caring and shy way about her and the American girl is obviously more open and chatty. Remember, selling the Bar is the Most important part here ;p