Making*Lovers: First Blush
SMEE · 2026 · Casual, Visual Novel, 2D, Anime, Cute
PC
Positive93% · 46
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About Making*Lovers: First Blush
While you're helping out as an audio tech at the Shionari Tanabata festival, you cross paths with four unique girls. Each of them is charming in her own way, but while you're open to the idea of dating, you firmly believe that one should only date someone who is obviously your fated partner, and that the signs will all be there. But then you all end up in the same mystical place at the same time, so what if one of them is...?Read this amusing story about a stubborn protagonist and the four cute girls with whom he has some sort of connection, and see how he grows to consider whether destiny really is as heavy-handed as he thinks. Read a Romantic ComedyYou may be stubborn, but with destiny subtly slapping you in the face with four different options, each of whom has her own uniquely distinct personality, how can you not start to reconsider? Read along to see how the protagonist starts to open up to alternatives.Standard Visual Novel MechanicsYou might want to skip text you've already read or hide the text window to get a full view of the artwork, and this game will let you do just that, along with everything else you've come to expect of a visual novel.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I'm begging you please release the fandisks. I need more mama Kouta in my life.7 found this helpful
It's a bunch of lovey dovey pure love stories. With tons of scenes of expressing that love every which way. I adore pure love stories.2 found this helpful
Im not even gonna try to leave some sort of deep or eloquent review. Fact of the matter is that this game knows how to do wholesome relationships with a lot of meaningful conversations and and mutual communcation about exploring love and sexuality. While i do have my favourites, all of the heroines are very well written and triggered all sorts of emotions in me while playing. The games dialogue goes from hilariously funny to wholesome just before deep diving into a heartwrenching narrative that left me crying my eyes out more times than i can count. Without rambling on for too long i can recommend this game to anyone that can immerse themselves in a character driven story and is not just looking for cheap erotica (the scenes are very good mind you but i feel like it shouldnt be the main focus).
first we making then we lovers lets making lovers
Making Lovers First Blush being a sequel of sorts to the first game really nailed the charm the original had while still being its own unique story. The story is set in the same town as the first game, and while Smee nailed the humor, it is toned down a lot more from the first game. The art style is stunning and while the music isnt super stand out it still adds to the whole charm of the game. I like that the devs kept the same formula as the first Making Lovers for the romance routes where you get lots of story but get to decide date location as a sort of minigame; although I wish that you could just stumble into a route based on your choices though, but getting to straight up decide your heroine is still nice. The translators did amazing with the linguistics, I really feel the emotions being conveyed in every scene. I love the more assertive MC's even if ya boy here is sort of in the middle; he is still much better than the vegetables that are other MC's crying about cooties n stuff. I love the side stories that are just the female leads points of view during their blush scenes, they are adorable and really add to the charm. Hit me by surprise but the F12 screenshot also double…
The localizers did a great job, the game is hilarious :))
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