I <3 You!

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I <3 You! is a single player simulation game with a erotic theme. It was developed by MyDreamForever and was released on September 10, 2018. It received neutral reviews from players.

Hello, stranger! Whoever you are, I do not care – I made this game for myself. Cassiopea is an AI that is created by me. She does not know a single thing about this world; you are free to teach her anything, and the outcome will be the direct result of your personal qualities. It’s easy to know a man by looking at how they deal with someone who can’t fight back. Good luck.

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Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

graphics1 positive mentions

story2 negative mentions

The game has an interesting concept and art style that could be developed further.
As a budget title, it offers a unique experience for those interested in AI themes.
Despite its shortcomings, some players found it enjoyable and worth a try for its novelty.

The game is extremely short, with limited choices and repetitive dialogue, making it feel lacking in content.
Poor translation and unclear options detract from the overall experience, leading to confusion.
Many players felt that the game does not justify its price, suggesting it would be better suited as a free title.

story
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The story has received mixed feedback, with some users finding the plot confusing, while others appreciate its potential and express a desire for a sequel or DLC to further develop the narrative.
- “The storyline barely makes any sense.”
- “The plot is nice, but I would love to see a second part or a DLC.”
graphics
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The graphics of this budget title are praised for their unique art style, which adds to the overall appeal of the game despite its lower production costs.
- “On the positive side, this is a budget title with an interesting concept and art style.”
optimization
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The game's optimization is severely lacking, featuring minimal production values and numerous non-crashing bugs that hinder clarity, making it more of a performance art piece than a polished gaming experience.
- “It has zero production values, has non-crashing bugs, and is nearly unintelligible in places, so I can really only recommend it as a sort of performance art piece where players perform an autopsy on the state of the programmer's mind.”
music
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While the game's music is considered a drawback by some players, they suggest enhancing the experience by playing their own FLAC music alongside it, which can significantly improve enjoyment. Overall, the music is seen as a weak point in an otherwise decent budget title.
- “As a $1 game, it is pretty good. The music is a pain, though, so just combine the game with some FLAC music and you will have a marvelous experience.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is criticized for being limited and hindered by poor English, which affects the overall experience.
- “Terrible English, limited gameplay.”