Quickie: A Love Hotel Story

fun game. love hotel management is fun enough, though not terribly complex and enjoyed the girls and stories. i'd say my complaints are that the girls stories seemed largely disconnected from the love hotel, and some of the stories seem to branch off in tons a directions that don't really pay off

Personally, it's too straightforward and easy - there are no real choices to be done, and no challenge since all the characters want to be with the protagonist right from the start. Money is never an issue as you can complete the characters stories without giving a single gift. That said, I can date everyone during the same playthrough, without pesky restarts just to get one more story branch, and it is definitely a plus.

The short version -- absolutely delightful visual novel, where you sometimes have to play a hotel management simulator. I like to think Oppai Games needs no introduction. If you've been goonin' on the internet in the last ten years, you've almost certainly encountered one of their free flash games before on some shady website. You might even recognize some of the characters on the store page. This game marks the culmination of their efforts to compile all those characters and stories into one comprehensive package, and by God, did they pull it off. The real highlight here is the characters. Their unique personalities really shine through long before any of the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ begins. They run the gamut of archetypes from flirty milf to reserved sports jockey to party animal to book nerd. You can even get it on with your BDSM-inclined teacher. Like any good visual novel, you'll usually focus on one of these girls at a time and see each scene in your relationship play out. As for the other angle, you'll be opening love hotels all across different districts in Tokyo. This is the one area of the game I find weaker than the rest -- its a fairly basic hotel sim, where you'll unlock upgrades …

Adult VN with point & click elements and a "management/juggle"-minigame (manage hotel and do shifs with distributing guests (not making them not wait too long)/unlock new upgrades and build new rooms etc.) part. A gallery for watching "story-events" again, can be found ingame. The art style is nice; to some extend also a bit edgy. The minigame section can get rather repetitive and longwired. The story/novel part (dating and "conquering" eight women with different and, to some extend, "emotional" stories as well as the MC story) is told rather slow but well written; although making choices in the dialogues doesn't seem to have real consequences; making the whole experience quite linear (spoiler - harem ending is not possible). Altogether this is an entertaining, but also a bit longwired and repetitive AVN/point&click/juggle game. I guess it's recommendable, if you're into this kind of games and are not afraid of a slow narrative and gameplay.

i am surprise on how good this game is. it has flaws but very good my few issues is to many blk screens during relationship scenes if you know what i mean. Need to show the whole setup from start to finish. But with that said i would get this game especially if it is on sale. A strong B+ almost an A.

Been playing since Early Access, so I've been playing in bits and pieces ever since I think they added Victoria to the lineup. Weird review to be writing but alas here we are. While the game's writing can sometimes fall into the usual hentai contrivances, I think the actual core gameplay loop is really fun and addicting. The daily schedule mechanic and the ability to manage multiple hotels, and upgrade them, is really fun. The smutty scenes are hit and miss depending on what and who you're into I guess but, I think the art is nice and I can't believe I have to say this as a positive note but there's no AI generated nonsense from what I can see in this game anyways. All in all I think this game is worth the price, even off sale.