- October 24, 2017
- ebi-hime
- 19h median play time
Blackberry Honey
On the whole, though, Blackberry Honey is pretty harmless and inoffensive. It doesn’t ask anything of players and it probably won’t stick with you for very long after you finish it, but if you’re in the mood for reading something long and unobjectionable, you could probably do worse.
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Blackberry Honey is a single player shooter game with romance, drama, anime and erotic themes. It was developed by ebi-hime and was released on October 24, 2017. It received negative reviews from critics and overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.
A lesbian love story set in Victorian England, featuring maids, music, and finding love in unexpected places.








- Engaging and well-written yuri romance set in Victorian England with a strong focus on the relationship development between the two main characters, Lorina and Taohua.
- Beautiful art style and detailed backgrounds that effectively capture the Victorian atmosphere, complemented by a fitting and pleasant classical soundtrack.
- Deep characterizations including memorable side characters and antagonists who contribute to the immersive and emotional narrative.
- The story is linear without player choices or branching paths, which may disappoint those seeking interactivity or replayability.
- Some side characters, notably Lady Constance, have underdeveloped or unresolved story arcs, leaving certain narrative threads hanging.
- The game includes some controversial and awkward scenes involving the sexualization of minors and excessive fan service that some players found off-putting.
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The story of "Blackberry Honey" is a well-written, tender, and immersive lesbian romance set in Victorian England, focusing on the heartfelt relationship between two maids with strong atmosphere and character development. While praised for its emotional depth, engaging writing, and balanced tone blending romance with social context, some critics note unresolved side character arcs—particularly Lady Constance’s—and a somewhat slow pace or anticlimactic ending. Overall, it offers a sweet, realistic, and satisfying narrative that resonates deeply with fans of yuri and period dramas.
“Overall I loved this story so much, I was so immersed that it made me really sad to leave after experiencing the many highs and lows of the protagonist (the ending was so perfect and worth it all).”
“The quality of the writing is so good that it alone hooked me and carried me through the story from the very beginning to the very end.”
“Each arc of the story escalates perfectly, with genuine tension and heartfelt emotion radiating from the final product.”
“Conflicts with the story's antagonists end in a whimper making you wonder what the point of any of it was.”
“Characters like Lady Constance, who the game dedicates significant time to and repeatedly hints at some sort of redemption arc for, end up getting no resolution to their story whatsoever.”
“The main story is mostly fine, one real complaint though is that Constance's story is not fully resolved and it would have been nice to have a final scene where maybe she could have shown a tiny bit of redemption if not her at least trying to be on a path toward it.”
Blackberry Honey review for PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC
On the whole, though, Blackberry Honey is pretty harmless and inoffensive. It doesn’t ask anything of players and it probably won’t stick with you for very long after you finish it, but if you’re in the mood for reading something long and unobjectionable, you could probably do worse.
20%Review – Blackberry Honey (Switch)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Blackberry Honey is a shooter game with romance, drama, anime and erotic themes.
Blackberry Honey is available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation 5 and others.
On average players spend around 14 hours playing Blackberry Honey.
Blackberry Honey was released on October 24, 2017.
Blackberry Honey was developed by ebi-hime.
Blackberry Honey has received negative reviews from players and negative reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its replayability.
Blackberry Honey is a single player game.
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