This is good news for trophy hunters since the trophy list for LoveChoice is an easy one to complete, and you can have a Platinum trophy in an hour – two Platinum trophies if you own a PS5, since this is a cross-buy release. I would’ve appreciated it if each story were a bit longer since you can complete all of them in an hour and change. In terms of the stories, I enjoyed the fact that there were three different themes, with each one of them exploring different aspects of relationships. Each of the stories stands on its own, but you do feel that all three of them are interconnected in some way. Visually, the game has some nice scenes with a general pastel set of colors that perfectly fit the mood of the game, with some minimalist music that continues on the smooth experience of the game. For example, in the first one, you eventually have to find a five-star restaurant card that’s hidden under cups that are moved in front of you so that you can try to have the best date possible. Each story also has some unique elements that you won’t find in the other stories. There are some moments where you have some options for your potential replies, and pretty much every one of those choices will impact how the story plays out and what kind of ending you will get. From there, doubts will invade your mind, and you’ll start exploring your apartment to find hints as to what is really going on with your husband.īeing a visual novel collection, the game is mostly about going through the dialogues in each of the three stories. The last story is “Love – Detective.” This one starts as you are casually playing a game on your mobile phone… that is, until your husband’s phone rings and you witness a missed call from Mary to your husband.
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