- July 25, 2016
- Team Taju
Con Amore
Platforms
About
"Con Amore" is a visual novel and dating simulation game with a music theme, where you help Claudia, the protagonist, pursue her dream of becoming a great musician while navigating the challenges of the booming music business. Your choices affect Claudia's relationships and lead to one of six different endings. The game also includes a dress-up game and CG gallery.





- The game is a short and sweet visual novel that is straightforward and easy to play.
- The dress-up feature adds a fun element, allowing players to experiment with clothing choices that affect character interactions.
- The art style is cute, and the music is well-timed, contributing to an enjoyable atmosphere.
- The story and characters are flat and predictable, lacking depth and memorable moments.
- The game feels unfinished, with limited character avatars, generic backgrounds, and minimal CGs.
- There is little replay value, and the writing contains spelling mistakes and awkward dialogue.
story
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this otome game is generally perceived as simplistic and predictable, with flat characters and a lack of depth, making it feel somewhat childish to some players. While some appreciate its short and lighthearted nature as a break from longer games, others criticize it for being vague and poorly executed, particularly in terms of illustrations and character development. Overall, it may appeal to those looking for a quick, uncomplicated narrative, especially if purchased on sale.
“While I would suggest getting this on discount, as I did, it is still a great story.”
“Short and sweet story; I wasn't expecting too much based on the other reviews, but sometimes it's good to have a break in between playing lengthier games of this type to enjoy a simple and quick story.”
“What I did see of the story was enjoyable.”
“My first experience with an otome isn't really positive; the story and characters are so flat and predictable. It's a bit too simple and childish to be enjoyed, at least by me.”
“While the story is there, it doesn't delve into much detail and is pretty vague. I would recommend it, however, if you are at all interested; I would advise getting it on sale.”
“Badly drawn, poor story, and awful conclusion.”