Loverz: Virtual love stories

I didn’t think I would like this app but to my surprise it’s pretty fun! Developers aren’t greedy, plenty of ways to earn. I put 4 stars because I Beloit can be better! I have one suggestion and that is to allow more control of the direction of the stories. I ofeyen get choices that I don’t like either available but you have to choose and the story goes in a direction you not interested in. I would work on clear choices left or right and there should always be two…maybe even add a third…left right middle. Anyway fun app!

I love the app— the artwork is beautiful and the interactions are hot (even with a few grammatical errors in the texts). I just have three issues keeping me from giving it all five stars. First and foremost, I cannot match with the girls I want! I keep getting the same profiles over and over, but then on the rare occasion I see the three or four girls I really want to talk to, I swipe right or tap the heart, but they will never match with me!! VERY FRUSTRATING when that is the whole point of the app!! Second, when will you update the profiles? I have apparently hit the end of my conversation with Vicky and haven’t been able to chat with her for well over a month. Bring her back, please! And lastly, please consider making it optional to replay dates. I can see the entire text thread with my girl, but the dates are one and done— please allow us to enjoy them again whenever we want to. Thanks for listening (if you do)!

Games that force you to play sideways will only get a maximum of 3* from me. I have no idea who thought this trend was innovative, but they need to have their underpants filled with tacks. It’s not innovative. It’s lazy. As a software engineer for 30+ years, it’s long been the standard to adapt the UI to the screen size, with support for the user to resize as they see fit. It can sometimes be a challenge, but there’s a good reason why it’s the standard: a lot of your customers might have physical challenges that make it difficult to use in one fixed way, so planning for flexibility also means including everyone regardless of their ability. Then there’s more practical reasons, like the fact that the charging port is at the bottom of my iPad. Do I enjoy having the plug jab my crotch while I sit on the couch? No. I do not. QUIT. BEING. SO. LAZY. This game loses a star for atrocious writing. It reads like two AI chatbots having a conversation. You can’t tell if you response is meant to be flirty or rude. I don’t even bother reading them anymore. This game loses another star for allowing ads for unproven and potentially dangerous diet supplements with no means to report or block the ads. Shame on the devs.