Personality Dating Sim

I'm a little torn between yes and no, I wish there was a middle of the road option, but sadly not. I was hopeful for this game, but came away disappointed. Considering this game is only 1.99 USD, it wasn't a huge loss and it's understandable it would be limited, and it was cute enough, but I don't feel that excuses its shortcomings. The game was too short and superficial, and there are many free games of the same nature that have more substance than this. Considering how short it is, the fact that I got bored pretty quickly is definitely a mark against it. I was intrigued at first, but the range of options is so small, and it turns out pretty much exactly the same no matter who you choose, i.e. "Blue was happy you chose ___. Green trusted you because you ___ instead of ___. You had a great relationship." There were a handful of interesting outcomes, but all in all they aren't much different (if you get to the end), and a lot of the text is recycled and repetitive. It was all very bas...

First let's keep in mind how little money you actually spend on this game. The idea of it is great, and I definitely think with a little more time put into planning it out this game could have shined. As it is right now, it's still looking a bit dull and I want to go into why that is. PROS: [list] [*]Great idea - I've never encountered a dating sim that focuses on personality before. [*]Asking the colours questions was great and having them interact at times over each other's answers was also great. [*] The sprites of the revealed love interests are also really good (I admit I have no idea if these were free assets like I know some of the backgrounds were). [/list] CONS: [list] [*] [b] Barely touch on the colours' personalities. [/b] For a game - even a short one - about judging personalities over looks, I was looking for some more meaningful interactions. The questions were a good start but I felt like there could have been a few more - or another more creative way...

The idea of building a relationship based on personality, in lieu of gender or appearance is brilliant. Unfortunately, the character personalities are so one dimensional they could be tropes. I don't think I could give this game a good review even if it had been free.

This feels more like luck then a personality dating simulator. I feel like in the game there really isn't a way to actually get to know the mystery date. Some of the scenarios feel like you have to know information about the character that you just aren't given in the small selection of questions you can ask the personalities. I

Great music, and the person I ended up with really fit my protective instincts. I would love to see this again, but with more characters. To be honest, the choice was a little too easy for me based off of some of the "extra" dialog the other characters had. I would love to see a new version of this with greater fleshed out and complex personalities. This was honestly a really cool concept, and it was something I guess I never knew I wanted, haha.

Green didn't appreciate the cat I bought her. Ungrateful B****. Thought it would be sentimental. I only picked her because I thought she was gonna be thicc.

For a personality dating sim the characters seem to somewhat lack it. The situations are so barebones that when it gives you the choice to keep dating or not you've barely done anything. Then it already rushes into a wonderful married life where you don't know your spouse or what they like and gives you a few scenarios to decide whether it works out. While it's cheap I still feel like it's not worth it.

Very Simplistic in a bad way, only 5 characters to choose, very limited amount of questions you can ask, and after you finish 1 run and go to main screen you can easily guess which response fits each character. All that said it is very cheap so you cant expect much from it.

[h1]Cool concept, but I wish it had gone deeper. For $1.50 it wasn't bad.[/h1] I liked it! I found the characters surprisingly three dimensional for such a short, cheap game (although they still weren't super complex). I found the ability to enter in our own responses interesting in theory, but lacking in practice, a) because the responses the characters give back are (obviously) canned, and b) you get the same questions over and over again, so there's not a point to typing your responses more than once. It would have been more interesting if the game gave different prompts per character, or if there were a bigger selection of random prompts any character could give you, so you have more incentive to actually use that mechanic throughout the game. I also think that the game missed an opportunity to have a story, which I think would have enhanced the overall experience. Online dating seems like an obvious backdrop this game could have used, for example. Overall I think the gam...

If you are looking for a different way to approach a dating simulation, this started out like this for sure! Once you figure out how the decisions work and whatnot, you can quickly figure out how to achieve all endings in an hour or less. I didn't particularly care for this game in terms of how short it all was with the initial selection of which color you'd like to date. As long as you figured out the personalities to handle the 1 type of situation for each person, it felt really predictable. I don't think a personality dating simulation should be so limited to such short amount of choice making and options you had offered. Perhaps this is the first kind of game like this to take in an approach like this to where initial appearances wasn't the priority, so that much is appreciated. But after that I felt like I could figure out how to make someone happy/okay/miserable with understanding to essential stereotypes. And I didn't want any decision making game to be simply based off of that....