Lovebrush Chronicles

This is the first otome game I ever played and I would say I am impressed with the story, art quality, voice acting, character design and music. I knew this back when it was only available in CN server because I play another Netease game (Onmyoji). Then I heard the news about the planned global release and the JP VAs they casted, and eventually downloaded the game. I like how the overall premise is not too cliche (I was worried that I will end up dropping it). The MC’s personality sold me a lot, and the 5 male characters are definitely solid. I think that the story is one of the strongest points of the game, which made me decide to keep playing it. My only concern is not being able to get all the cards I want (which is expected since gacha) and the noticeable rush in events. But overall, I highly recommend the game.

For starters, I just wanted to say that I was really impressed with this game— the art is incredible, the characters look stunning, the voices are incredible, and I love the gameplay aspects such as the story, gacha, etc! However, I was initially under the impression that the game wouldn’t have a “set” protagonist, and what I mean by this was that I thought the protagonist would go by more gender neutral pronouns to make the game more accessible and appealing for EVERYONE (like in Obey Me! for example). I had this initial thought because of the fact that it’s mentioned absolutely nowhere (as far as I know) that we play a female protagonist, whether it’s in the photos of the game on the App Store or even in the description, so when I started up the game with a certain expectation, based on the evidence I had, I was incredibly disappointed. I’m a trans guy, and I was really looking forward to playing this game being addressed neutrally so I could submerge more into this story while feeling comfortable, but instead, I left the game feeling dysphoric and uncomfortable, unable to immerse myself in the end which was why I had to delete it. Don’t get me wrong, the game is lovely, but its not for me. This is just a suggestion, but maybe you should consider implementing gender neutral pronouns, but that’s probably not possible anymore so maybe at least putting in the description somewhere that this game has a set protagonist, to save people like me some time and storage. Thank you for reading if you did. :)

I’ve played a lot of games but it’s the first time my character was an artist. In particular I love the setting of being in. An art school and I’m particularly attracted to these types of games because of the art, sounds track, and writing. I think I’ve had an amazing experience playing so far as the pacing is good, the characters are loveable, but most importantly the game feels easy to play without having to spend much money. It’s either that or I just haven’t hit the paywall, but so far I’m loving it. It’s rather unique in the sense that the narrative is sort of like those isekai stories, but you can still go back to the academy. The only thing I generally dislike is the whole stamina system in most of these types of games, but this game does have plenty of usage before having to use a stamina refill. It’s hardly a problem because of this. I’m looking forward to more updates because there’s definently sone qualify of life changes they can do to improve player experience but overall it’s a wonderful game. Esepecially compared to the other mobile otome games out here in English.