- July 12, 2024
- KaimakiGames
- 15h median play time
AMAP
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About AMAP
AMAP is a single player casual simulation game with romance, comedy, anime and erotic themes. It was developed by KaimakiGames and was released on July 12, 2024. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.
AMAP is a queer and sexy visual novel/dating sim with lots of twists and turns. There are over 80 unlockable scenes, 7 unique love interests to explore, more than 20 different endings.
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Reviews
- Engaging and varied storylines with meaningful choices and multiple satisfying routes that encourage multiple playthroughs.
- Well-written characters with emotional depth, humor, and representation of diverse LGBTQ+ identities including trans and bi/pan characters.
- Strong character sprite art, charming unique style, excellent music, and fluid gameplay pacing that keeps players hooked.
- Inconsistent art quality between character sprites and CGs, with some CGs feeling less polished and stylistically different.
- Absence of Steam achievements and some minor bugs make tracking progress and completion more difficult.
- Some typographical errors, occasional finicky choice consequences, and small UX issues like lack of audio cues and inconsistent text presentation.
story
15 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story offers a rich, lengthy narrative with multiple branching paths and emotional depth, blending humor and heartfelt moments effectively. Character development is strong, particularly in portraying diverse identities authentically, though some inconsistencies, bugs, and UX improvements could enhance the experience. Overall, the storytelling is engaging and keeps players invested with unexpected twists and meaningful relationships.
“The sheer number of ways the story nodes can be resolved and experienced alone (the 'main quest' of sorts) are enough to put this in the top tier category; it's the spiritual sequel to COOT and personally, I’m offended this doesn’t get even more recognition.”
“His storyline manages to be both hilarious and surprisingly heartfelt, landing a genuinely unexpected ending.”
“Diego and Levon are my two favorite characters, and by the time I finished Diego's story, a tear or two had fallen from my face, both happy and sad.”
“The story can be a bit finicky in some developments.”
“The game has some bugs (CG 4.2 for Deniz didn't unlock in the gallery, although I have some assumption which art should be there; a part of Levon's story appears out of place during Deniz's route although Levon's route was dropped at the beginning).”
“I had a feeling some small things could be improved for a better UX (like having different text color for different characters so the story can be perceived easier).”
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Frequently Asked Questions
AMAP is a casual simulation game with romance, comedy, anime and erotic themes. Common tags for AMAP include lgbtq+, 2d, story rich, choose your own adventure, multiple endings and others.
AMAP is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.
On average players spend around 15 hours playing AMAP.
AMAP was released on July 12, 2024.
AMAP was developed by KaimakiGames.
AMAP has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked AMAP for its humor but disliked it for its story.
AMAP is a single player game.
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