In Search Of You

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In Search Of You is a single player casual role playing game with romance, drama and erotic themes. It was developed by Celestial Star Studios and was released on July 18, 2024. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Rekindle the exhilarating sensation of youthful passion—to perfectly capture the essence of romantic endeavors, making the experience of falling in love both sweet and meaningful, and to inspire players with the beauty of love within the nightlife entertainment industry.

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Audience ScoreBased on 25 reviews

The game features cute girls and offers a unique experience with interactions focused on one girl at a time.
The English subtitles are a welcome addition, making the game more accessible.
Despite its flaws, the game provides decent playtime and can be enjoyable for hardcore FMV fans.

The subtitles are poorly implemented, with many missing or swapped, making it difficult to follow the story.
The video quality is subpar, and the endings lack fulfillment, often resulting in repetitive content.
The main character is unlikable, and the overall script is weak, leading to shallow interactions with the girls.

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The game's story is criticized for its lack of depth and poor writing, with players noting that it unfolds over a short two-day period focused on pursuing one of five "club girls." While each girl has her own storyboard and multiple endings to explore, the absence of satisfying cutscenes for most endings diminishes the overall experience. The unique approach, deviating from typical slice-of-life narratives, is acknowledged but ultimately does not compensate for the story's shortcomings.
- “This game is quite unique due to not being slice of life like most of the other similar FMV games, but a short story happening in 2 days, where the main protagonist is focused on chasing one of the 5 'club girls'.”
- “But each girl has her own storyboard, which is great.”
- “You can get some more playtime out of it by making different choices with the girls (which you can do via storyboard if you want to) or hunting the missing endings (each girl has 3), but I think ending hunting is not as fulfilling as in other games as 5 out of 6 girls do not have ending cutscenes.”
- “The story writing is terrible.”
- “First up, there is no story.”
- “You can get some more playtime out of it by making different choices with the girls or hunting the missing endings, but I think ending hunting is not as fulfilling as in other games since 5 out of 6 girls do not have ending cutscenes.”