- September 30, 2022
- madosoft
Hamidashi Creative
72%Game Brain Score
music, humor
story, character development
100% User Score 23 reviews
Platforms
About
Hamidashi Creative is a romantic visual novel with a school setting.










Audience ScoreBased on 23 reviews
music3 positive mentions
character development3 negative mentions
- The character designs are bright and colorful, enhancing the overall visual appeal of the game.
- The writing showcases a good understanding of romantic relationships, making the romance aspects engaging and enjoyable.
- The characters are well-developed with distinct personalities, providing a fun and relatable experience for players familiar with otaku culture.
- The storyline is considered weak and clichéd, often taking a backseat to character interactions and humor.
- The game heavily relies on otaku culture references, which may alienate newcomers and those unfamiliar with the genre.
- There are technical issues, such as crashes during fast-forwarding and bugs that can disrupt gameplay, detracting from the overall experience.
story
45 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is often overshadowed by character interactions and comedic elements, resulting in a narrative that feels average and at times clichéd. While the writing maintains consistency, it can lead to a restrictive structure that prioritizes fanservice over character development and plot progression. Despite its shortcomings, the story offers a unique perspective on otaku characters and presents conflicts effectively, though it ultimately lacks depth and pacing, leaving little room for profound reflection.
“Unironically, this is the only route that expanded on the others, giving it more insight into the storyline itself and the reason behind [spoiler](especially to Hiyori)[/spoiler].”
“Conflicts between characters are uncommonly well presented for this genre, with the resolution of these conflicts and the advancement of the plot being handled competently.”
“Although the overall story logic might seem somewhat disjointed and unrestrained, it surprisingly provides a rich and realistic depiction of otaku characters' psychological states and appearances.”
“Meaning, the story takes a backseat in favor of more character interactions and comedy.”
“While many of its characters are relatively novel and interesting, it doesn't live up to the acclaim for its storyline, amounting to a fairly average work.”
“The plot unfolds in a rather dramatic and clichéd manner, with insufficient groundwork for the romantic developments.”