Anime girl Or Bottle?

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Anime girl Or Bottle? is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Nikita "Ghost_RUS" and was released on February 6, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

"Anime Girl or Bottle?" is a logic-based game where you must find and click on anime girls within a time limit, avoiding bottles to prevent failure. The game offers two modes, including a second mode where you play as an anime girl collecting bottles. Features include simple gameplay, anime lolly girls, traditional bottles, a relaxing soundtrack, and Steam achievements.

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Audience ScoreBased on 140 reviews

story4 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

The game offers a quirky and absurd premise that provides brief moments of amusement and light challenge.
It serves as a decent reflex tester, making it engaging for short play sessions, especially for achievement hunters.
The extremely low price point makes it easy to overlook its lack of depth and polish.

The gameplay is overly simplistic and repetitive, lacking meaningful depth or variety beyond its initial concept.
Visuals and audio are minimal and poorly executed, contributing to a lackluster overall presentation.
The game can be frustratingly difficult due to its reliance on quick reflexes, with many players finding it hard to distinguish between anime girls and bottles.

gameplay
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The gameplay is characterized by predictable patterns that reduce tension, leading to a focus on mechanical repetition rather than intense engagement. While some players appreciate the fun and unique mechanics, others feel the game lacks depth and valuable ideas, making it more of a fleeting amusement than a lasting experience. Overall, opinions are mixed, with some praising the fast-paced action and design, while others criticize its limited scope and value.
- “After going through this hell to emerge victorious is a testament to the design and gameplay.”
- “10 minutes of uninterrupted action-packed gameplay later and I have 100% of the achievements.”
- “Amazing story with shocking twists and amazing gameplay mechanics.”
- “Bottles tend to appear in familiar or predictable patterns, so once you understand the spawn logic, the pressure lessens and it becomes more about mechanical repetition than tense reaction.”
- “Feels less like a serious effort to create a long-lasting game and more like an odd digital curiosity, meant to amuse players with its bizarre premise and lightweight mechanics.”
- “When a level is complete, everything else is basically there just so the game can classify itself comfortably as a game despite having no valuable gameplay ideas to offer.”
graphics
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The graphics in the game have received mixed reviews, with many users criticizing them as simplistic and reminiscent of low-effort flash games, featuring basic 2D visuals and minimal animation. Some players appreciate the aesthetic choices, particularly the contrasting themes and gothic elements, but overall, the visuals are seen as lacking the quality expected from a PC game. While a few users find the graphics appealing, the general consensus leans towards disappointment in their execution and depth.
- “I never thought us mere humans would be able to create such an aesthetic anime masterpiece, but here we are: anime girl or bottle.”
- “On sale, you could easily buy the game for the visuals alone.”
- “In anime girl or bottle, reality and the space-time continuum is completely falling apart, the world is stagnant and full of unchanging undead, aesthetically rotting, full of half-decayed wall hangings and carpets in gorgeous buildings, brittle gothic-inspired furniture everywhere... I love that so, so much.”
- “The visuals are simple cutouts of anime-inspired faces contrasted against bottles, with plain backgrounds and very little animation.”
- “The game features somewhat lazy, simplistic 2D graphics, of the type you normally expect to see in low-effort flash/browser games and mobile apps.”
- “Considering this is being evaluated as a PC game, having the graphics phoned in like this isn't going to result in a high quality, visually impressive game that PC gamers are used to seeing.”
music
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the light, repetitive tunes that complement the laid-back absurdity, while others find it annoying and forgettable. Notably, the boss fight music is praised for being epic and well-suited to the gameplay, with some even comparing it to iconic soundtracks like those of "Hotline Miami" and "Pulp Fiction." Overall, the soundtrack's quality varies significantly, contributing to a polarized player experience.
- “Much of the game is surprisingly silent, but when there's music (mostly for the boss fights), it's incredible.”
- “Very epic, but also very fitting, and finely tailored to the circumstances in which the music plays.”
- “The soundtrack tries to complement the laid-back absurdity with light, repetitive tunes that neither distract nor elevate the experience.”
- “The music is annoying; I don't even remember if the game has sound effects (I think it doesn't). The graphics are very poor in quality, and the game has so few levels it can be completed in 3 minutes. Its only redeeming factor is that it's cheap and helps you practice the accuracy of your clicks, kind of.”
- “You click on anime girls' heads as quickly as you can before the timer runs out, whilst you listen to music that makes you want to shoot yourself.”
story
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The game's story is a compelling and emotional journey centered around an anime girl and her relationship with a bottle, featuring deep themes and shocking twists. Players appreciate the incredible storytelling and character development, which evoke strong feelings and moral dilemmas. However, some reviews note a lack of depth in the narrative, suggesting that while the story is engaging, it may not be as extensive as some players expect.
- “The storytelling was absolutely incredible, and the jovial feeling you get after completing any of the various challenges it presents is unmatched by any other.”
- “Deep and emotional storyline about an anime girl and finding her true love, a bottle.”
- “Amazing story with shocking twists and amazing gameplay mechanics.”
- “Not much story”
- “Deep and emotional storyline about an anime girl and finding her true love a bottle”
- “The story is lacking depth and the writing feels uninspired.”
humor
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The game's humor is rooted in its absurd premise, which adds charm but ultimately falls flat during gameplay, as the experience relies heavily on reflexes and repetition. While some humor remains in the slapdash design and quirky choices, players need a good sense of humor to fully enjoy the game. Overall, it offers a fun experience despite its simplistic nature.
- “The premise sounds ridiculous by design, and that absurd humor is part of what gives the game its charm, but beneath the joke is a very simplistic arcade-style experience that relies almost entirely on reflexes and repetition.”
- “Save the small bit of humor coming from the slapdash design and some odd choices like saying 'yep!'”
- “It's still pretty fun, though; you just need a healthy sense of humor and the ability to keep your competitive nature in check.”
emotional
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The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by its deep and impactful storyline, which evokes a range of feelings from empowerment to guilt. Players appreciate the complexity of choices that lead to unexpected consequences, making them reflect on their moral decisions and feel a genuine connection to the characters, particularly in the context of love and personal struggle.
- “Deep and emotional storyline about an anime girl and finding her true love.”
- “It made me feel badass, yet shot that feeling down with choices that you didn't know you chose, making you feel terrible.”
- “I loved the story as it somehow made me feel like a real bad person, although I didn't think I had a choice.”
replayability
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The game's replayability is considered modest, indicating that while there may be some incentive to play again, it is not particularly strong or compelling.
monetization
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The monetization strategy has been criticized as a lazy cash grab, suggesting that it lacks creativity and value for players.
- “It's been dumped here as another pointless, lazy cash grab.”
- “The monetization system feels exploitative and heavily favors players who spend money.”
- “I can't enjoy the game without being constantly bombarded by ads and paywalls.”