Love And DeepSpace | Android
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📖 Storyline: In 2034, humanity received its first message from deep space. Although the broadcast remained shrouded in mystery, it sparked people's curiosity towards exploring the universe and discovering unknown civilizations. But the arrival of this cosmic message, creatures called "Wanderers" soon appeared and, without hesitation, attacked humans. Thus the Deepspace Hunters were born, that is, young, handsome boys determined to become deep space hunters.
🎮 Gameplay: For those who don't know, an "otome game" is a dating simulation game aimed at a female audience. Before the game starts, the title will propose an anonymous girl who we will then try on, setting various parameters from aesthetics to look: skin, hair, face and makeup. Furthermore, it provides numerous presets in each category that we can use to start building our avatar. I should note that you can also let the game scan your face to try to match our character's appearance to our face as accurately as possible and also scan the QR codes containing the uploaded facial data. In short, we will be the real girl who interacts with a virtual boy who is not so virtual given the naturalness with which she stares at us and suggests phrases of affection. The protagonist ( us ) will meet three handsome male characters [ Homura (English: Rafayel), Seiya (English: Xavier) and Rei (English: Zayne) ] with their backstory and abilities. Suffice it to say that, personality-wise, Homura is a playful artist who often goes back and forth with the heroine; Seiya is the mysterious and serious man, and the last of my favorites since I don't really like mysterious and silent characters and finally Rei is technically our childhood friend, but he's a little older and now he's also the our cool doctor! All three not only serve as our romantic interest but also serve as our companions in the frenetic fights; each male protagonist has a special elemental ability known as "Evol" that can help us in battle. The approaches with our companion are set in first person, i.e. vertically, while the battles are set in a third person perspective, and the screen will be positioned horizontally. Our character has several basic actions:
1. Basic Attack: An attack that deals rapid but small damage.
2. Dodge: Avoid an enemy's attack. You need to use the virtual directional pad to dodge in a specific direction
3. Active ability: unleash our active ability against the enemy. An active ability is a very powerful attack that goes on a cooldown once used.
4. Resonance Ability: Unleashes Evol. A very devastating attack that is usually used to finish off enemies. This skill is performed together with our male main companion.
All of these are gatchas that express wishes that can be unlocked in various memories of the male protagonists. We can express 1 wish or 10 wishes at a time in a sort of chat, it seems like we are talking to a real person and not to a computer. As we increase the affection level we can also unlock different poses for our avatar, our man and couple poses. Another feature is also catching stuffed animals from a crane game with our boy for a little "date". We can even let him do it and cheer for him or we can try to get his attention. There are two features where you can interact with the guy: One way is the message log where you can make video and voice calls as well as send them text messages. The main screen is not only the boy who is there either because we can also change his outfit, tease him and, depending on the level of the bond, control his heartbeat. Asking him what he recommends having for dinner, and having some gentle interactions like touching his chin is the first one that unlocks, but there are many more as we strengthen the bond, so it's something to constantly look at. Eye girl brings emotional dependence. If you ever wanted to strip your boyfriend down to nothing but a bath towel, get ready to whip out your royal credit cards!
🕹️ Controls: Although it is primarily a dating simulation game, it has an action-packed combat system against aliens from the deep galaxy called “wanderers”. The action icons will gradually be embellished with new attacks, in fact, against these us together with our main male companion, who is also a deep space hunter belonging to the Hunter's Association, the clashes will be in gatcha style (desires). These desires can be traced back to memories, or rather the collection of "papers" of the three boys. They range from 3, 4 or 5 stars, with 5 being the highest rating. 5 star cards will have a video and voice scenario to match, 4 star cards will only have a picture and voice scenario, and 3 star cards are good for entertainment ( sex ) and free gems if you upgrade them ( unfortunately pay-to-win). The more you level up all the cards, the more affection he will give to each respective guy, so if you have someone you have your eye on, make sure to upgrade and power up all his cards as it is one of the quickest ways to get him to level up of affection with you. Of course if the gacha gives you cards for a guy you don't like well... I suggest just upgrading the person you have the rarest cards with and then try to get your true love later. Be sure to always check the "exp" section which shows what missions you can do and do whatever is easy to get that expi! Simply put, you won't get experience if you only focus on fighting battles! Battles only happen for gemstones or bond points or for completing a mission. For example, to exchange the things you get by winning the crane game there is the "Chocolate Shop". To exchange gemstones from the gacha is another currency. To trade the SAND you get from getting the same card too many times is yet ANOTHER currency. This can all get really overwhelming for new players and is a really stupid tactic to get people to spend more money lol. At the moment I only see 5 currencies, but who knows if they will increase over time. There were many quests and ways to get free gemstones, so getting quite a few 4-5 star cards and completing many battles takes over fifty hours of gameplay. It goes without saying that, as in most MOORPGs, unlocking things requires progressing the main story.
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