- January 13, 2025
- Renka
Love, Internet, and Murder Magic
74%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
gameplay
93% User Score 30 reviews
Platforms
About
Love, Internet, and Murder Magic is a Roguelike game. You will role-play an agent of a streamer who died because of a murder. You are trying to "bring her back" through AI technology on the Internet, making her the unique creation of the Internet.











+8
Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews
story8 positive mentions
gameplay4 negative mentions
- The artwork and character design are beautiful, enhancing the overall experience.
- The game offers an interesting story with multiple endings, encouraging replayability.
- It features simple mechanics that are easy to learn, making it accessible for players.
- The game is quite short, with some players feeling it lacks content and depth.
- Gameplay can become repetitive, leading to a lack of engagement over time.
- There are technical issues reported, such as black screens preventing players from accessing the game.
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story received mixed reviews, with some players finding it interesting and engaging, particularly appreciating the fun characters and the potential for multiple endings. However, others felt the narrative was simple and somewhat predictable, with criticisms about its brevity, as many wished for a longer experience. Overall, while the story may not be groundbreaking, it is coherent and enjoyable for those who appreciate its unique elements.
“I would be interested in trying to get more endings because the story seems really cool and I want to know more.”
“I really enjoyed the story behind this, and I'm glad you couldn't predict it like most indie games.”
“I struggled to be engaged with the story when I could instead idly play the dino/penguin game.”
“Though the story was simple, it was coherent and understandable.”
“Story isn't that wow, but the art style, characters, idea about making video, different endings, and OSTs make it a good game. However, the most disappointing aspect was how short it is; 3 hours isn't enough. I really hope it was longer.”