- October 24, 2018
- Nomad Games
Love Letter
Platforms
About
"Love Letter" is a strategic card game where you play as a suitor trying to deliver a love letter to the princess. You draw and play cards representing different characters in the castle, each with unique abilities to aid you or hinder your opponents. The goal is to be the last suitor remaining when the deck runs out. Bluffing, deduction, and clever play are key in this game of love and intrigue.





- Great adaptation of the physical card game, easy to learn and quick to play.
- Fun and engaging gameplay that works well with friends, providing a good mix of luck and strategy.
- Visually appealing with smooth animations and a user-friendly interface.
- AI opponents are often illogical and make nonsensical moves, detracting from the single-player experience.
- Limited online player base makes it difficult to find matches, often resulting in 1v1 games which are less enjoyable.
- Lacks additional content or expansions, making the game feel bare-bones compared to the physical version.
gameplay
23 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its simplicity and fluidity, making it easy to learn and suitable for newcomers and casual players. While the mechanics are engaging and encourage strategic thinking, some players find the experience repetitive and lacking depth, leading to a preference for short sessions rather than extended play. Overall, it offers a fun and quick gaming experience, particularly appealing to families and those new to card games, but may not satisfy those seeking more complex gameplay.
“Simple, fun, easy to learn and gameplay moves quickly.”
“Love the art style and the gameplay is fluid and fun!”
“The gameplay is easy to understand but hard to master.”
“But can recommend it only if you are okay with random gameplay depending mostly on what cards will come into your hand.”
“There's no gameplay; it's just bingo.”
“Due to this, you will most likely find yourself only booting this up for a short period at a time, as the gameplay feels somewhat hollow.”