- June 1, 2018
- Winter Wolves
Love Bites
Platforms
About
"Love Bites" is a visual novel game where players experience the life of a young vampire named Selene. She's just been kicked out of her nest and must navigate her new undead life while also dealing with romance and relationships. The game features multiple choices and endings based on the player's decisions.











- Charming graphics and character designs, with nice CGs that enhance the visual experience.
- The game successfully creates tension and creepy moments, effectively blending horror elements with the story.
- Multiple romance options with different dynamics add variety, and the story is engaging with a supernatural twist.
- The plot resolution is the same across different main characters, leading to inconsistencies and a lack of meaningful choices.
- Forced romantic situations, including relationships with a stepsister and other questionable dynamics, can be off-putting.
- The game suffers from technical issues, repetitive gameplay, and a lack of substantial replay value, making it feel tedious over time.
story
44 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story revolves around a main character cursed and gradually discovering the supernatural elements of their world while trying to lift the curse. While the narrative is engaging and atmospheric, it suffers from a linear plot structure where choices have minimal impact, and romance routes lead to the exclusion of other characters. Despite these limitations, many players find the story enjoyable and recommend it for its intriguing premise and integration of romance.
“I loved the story and fantasy going on within the game: you play a main character who has been cursed, slowly becoming aware of it and realizing there's a more supernatural side to their world, and working on fixing/getting rid of their curse.”
“It's a fun quick story to play through, and replaying as the other sibling and a new love interest was just as entertaining as the first playthrough.”
“The romance fits neatly into the story without making it feel strangely out of place.”
“There's not really a need to go back and replay after having already romanced your favorite romance options, because the story is pretty much the same on each route with just varying differences.”
“Your choices make little to no difference to the direction of the story.”
“The plot only branches when you pick a love interest, and by that point you suddenly aren't allowed to interact with all the other romanceable characters, which is kind of a letdown.”