- November 1, 2016
- Sapphire Dragon Productions
Heart and Seoul
Platforms
About
"Heart and Seoul" is a visual novel game where players uncover secrets and navigate relationships in a modern-day South Korean city. The game features a vibrant, interactive setting with multiple endings determined by player choices. Players will explore themes of identity, family, and love while immersed in Korean culture and language.





- The game features a charming story that captures the essence of a Korean drama, with funny and heartwarming dialogue.
- The artwork, particularly the backgrounds, is visually appealing and adds to the overall atmosphere of the game.
- The soundtrack is enjoyable and complements the light-hearted tone of the game.
- The writing is poorly executed, with bland dialogue and a lack of character development, making it hard to connect with the characters.
- The game is extremely short and lacks meaningful choices, leading to a feeling of repetitiveness and a lack of engagement.
- The inclusion of a real-life club video featuring predominantly white people feels out of place and undermines the game's attempt to authentically represent Korean culture.
story
59 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is generally perceived as short, simplistic, and lacking depth, with many reviewers noting that character development and plot progression feel rushed and nonsensical. While some appreciate the charming art and relatable themes, others criticize the writing quality and the overall blandness of the narrative, suggesting that it fails to engage players meaningfully. The inclusion of a mini-game is seen as unnecessary and detracting from the storytelling experience, leading to a consensus that the game may appeal more to casual fans of the visual novel genre rather than those seeking a compelling narrative.
“Great story and amazing art!”
“This was such a sweet story!”
“Ok, it's a short visual novel but the story, set in Seoul of course, is quite nice and relatable.”
“The storyline of this game is too plain and boring.”
“The story feels quite bland somehow, and I am not sure if the English translation is to blame for this or not.”
“The story was short and too simple, and you don't get hints on how your answers affect the relationship with the characters, and the answer options are repetitive.”