- July 1, 2019
- Smilegate Entertainment
FOCUS on YOU
Platforms
About
"Focus on You" is a rhythm game that lets players interact with various idols through a rhythm-based interaction system. Players can form contracts with idols, improve their skills, and build relationships by completing various missions and events. The game features a variety of songs, as well as a visual novel-style story mode.






- The game features stunning graphics and lifelike animations, particularly in the character's facial expressions and movements.
- The experience is heartwarming and immersive, making players feel a genuine connection with the character Yua.
- The photography elements are well-implemented, allowing players to capture beautiful moments and interact with the environment in a unique way.
- The game is very short, with a playtime of around 1 to 2 hours, which many players feel does not justify the price.
- There is limited interactivity with the environment and the character, making the gameplay feel linear and somewhat passive.
- The inclusion of microtransactions for voice command usage has been criticized, as it feels unnecessary and detracts from the overall experience.
story
47 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally described as a short, sweet, and immersive love narrative that, while heartwarming, lacks depth and development, leaving players wanting more. Many reviewers appreciate the cute premise and engaging visuals but express disappointment over its brevity and linearity, suggesting that additional content or expansions could enhance the experience. Overall, it serves as a pleasant, albeit fleeting, VR storytelling experience that hints at greater potential for future developments in the genre.
“I thoroughly enjoyed the story and interactions.”
“The story is heartwarming.”
“It's quite an ordinary plot, but being able to experience it in VR gives it a whole new existence.”
“There is a story of Yua becoming your girlfriend through your mutual interest in photography/modeling, but honestly, it's not developed nearly enough to care about.”
“The story is really short and straightforward; there are few things that you can interact with, few places you can go freely, and the story can be completed in about an hour and a half.”
“The graphics were amazing, and the scenes were cute and well made, but there really was no story, no satisfying conclusion, and no new things to do when you finish the story.”