The story seemed to be quite focused on vampire politics too the romance is there (if you choose to pursue it), but it didn’t feel like it was central to the story… your survival as the main character seemed to be the overarching theme. My knowledge of the Civil War is sketchy at best, so I can’t comment on that aspect of the story. The theme was ‘survival’, since you’re a vampire in the 1800s New Orleans. In this one the choices you make actually alters the storyline, which means the game offers more replay value. This one was better then Choice of Romance, IMHO, and longer in terms of playing time. However the second game starts with the assumption that you ended the first game hooking up with the king/queen… and since the title is “Choice of Intrigue” I’m guessing it will dwell more on court politics… I’ll pass. There’s a second episode of the game (which I think you have to purchase) which will continue where this game finished and will carry over your stats (if you choose to save it). …the options weren’t that interesting to me, so I stopped playing after 2 playthroughs, both time getting the king/queen. The available options are: a middle-aged rich merchant who wants to join the ranks of nobility (remember you’re a noble, even if a poor one), a penniless but good looking actor/actress (so no help there with regards to your family’s financial situation), and the king/queen (who’s already married so you’d be a lover/consort at best). From what I could tell, the scenarios were identical ‘he’ got replaced with ‘she’ (and vice versa), Carlos became Carlotta etc. I picked female (with male targets) for my first playthrough and male (with female targets) for my second playthrough. You can choose the main character to be male or female (and whether you want to woo male or female), although from what I could tell it didn’t change the storyline. As the eldest child of a poor noble family you got an unexpected chance to do a proper debut in the capital city, ie., advertise yourself as being available for marriage and hopefully land a worthy (read: rich) partner. Fantasy setting with a bit of magic and court politics etc although you wouldn’t see much of it as the main theme of the game was “which target do I want to woo”. I wouldn’t call this an otome game because… well, it really isn’t.Ĭhoice of Romance was the first game I tried, and I finished 2 sessions at around half an hour each. Basically you reach a certain point in the overall story, and if you want to continue ‘reading’ you need to get the next chapter. Also, to me both game felt incomplete… because you don’t really get an ending. Unfortunately, the game doesn’t offer a save functionality… if you pick an option and wish you had picked something else, well, you need to start again from the beginning. Vice versa, if your attributes in magic is low the option will be greyed out and you can’t select it. For example, if your attributes in magic is pretty high the option to solve a problem with magic will be available to you at the appropriate moment in the scenario.
The implementation of the skill system was pretty good too.
#Choice of romance game for android free#
Purely text-based (the free versions have ads), and thankfully well-written. That is to say, when you start the game you pick which attributes/skills your character will have, and as you pick different options in the game those attributes will increase/decrease or you’ll gain a new skill. Short games, pretty OK to pass some time.īoth games have the same gameplay, which is akin to a tabletop RPG crossed with choose-your-own-adventure books.
#Choice of romance game for android android#
Just a quick review on these 2 Android games before I forget… text-based mobile game, available on both Android and iOS.
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