- May 26, 2024
- That Guy's Games
Girlfriend from Hell
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About
"Girlfriend from Hell" is a humorous 2D puzzle game where players help a scorned girlfriend take revenge on her boyfriend. By collecting and using various items, players can create traps and situations to make his life miserable, all in the name of love and retribution. The game follows the story of Miya, who, after being rejected by her boyfriend Haruto, decides to turn his life upside down with her mischievous schemes.








- The game features cute and comical art, with hilarious animations and voice acting that enhance the overall experience.
- It's a short and fun puzzle game that serves as a perfect time filler, with unique pranks and mechanics that could allow for more challenging gameplay.
- Players appreciate the straightforward nature of the game, as it is scripted and avoids random elements, making it accessible for those who dislike RNG.
- The gameplay is repetitive, with only eight missions that lack plot development and do not provide a satisfying conclusion.
- Technical issues, such as unresponsive controls and cursor drift, detract from the overall experience and enjoyment of the game.
- The story raises concerns about unhealthy relationship dynamics, which may not sit well with all players, leading to discomfort during gameplay.
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "Girlfriend from Hell" is criticized for its lack of depth and development, consisting of eight repetitive missions with the same objective and no significant plot progression. Players noted that the gameplay does not contribute to any narrative, culminating in a conclusion that feels abrupt and unsatisfying, as there is no epilogue or resolution after the final mission. Overall, the game is perceived as lacking a meaningful story.
“Although 'Girlfriend from Hell' doesn’t stand up to serious criticism, I can’t help but comment on its so-called story.”
“My first issue with the game is its story.”
“The game consists of eight missions, all in the same setting, with the same objective: Miya grabs specific items from shelves to set traps and sabotage devices to irritate her not-so-much boyfriend.”
“In fact, there’s no plot at all: after completing the eighth mission, there’s no epilogue, so you can assume you’ve finished the game (which you’ll likely do in one sitting).”