Love n Dream: Virtual Happiness

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Love n Dream: Virtual Happiness is a single player casual action adventure game with anime and erotic themes. It was developed by Secret Labo and was released on December 19, 2020. It received positive reviews from players.

《Love n Dream: Virtual Happiness》is a card-based puzzle game with RPG components. Your job is to lead different girls to advance their adventure levels in a Virtual Reality Game.

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81%

Audience ScoreBased on 96 reviews

gameplay17 positive mentions

grinding6 negative mentions

Unique and innovative card-based puzzle gameplay that offers a refreshing change from typical adult games.
Appealing anime-inspired artwork and character design with decent 18+ animations and lewd content.
Casual and accessible gameplay that is easy to understand, suitable for short sessions and light playing.

Progression requires a lot of repetitive grinding, especially to max out character affection levels and unlock achievements.
Adult DLC disables achievements, forcing players to replay the game without the patch to obtain them, which is frustrating.
The game feels somewhat incomplete with 'coming soon' content not yet available, bugs affecting gallery playback, limited level variety, and short H-scenes.

gameplay
54 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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63%
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The gameplay features a unique card-based puzzle system combined with light RPG elements, offering an approachable and casual experience that appeals to fans of anime-inspired visual novels. While it provides a refreshing and engaging alternative within its genre, the mechanics evolve slowly, lack depth, and can become repetitive or tedious, limiting long-term appeal for players seeking complexity or strong progression. Overall, it's a simple yet satisfying gameplay loop that complements the game's character interactions and adult content.
- “Love n dream: virtual happiness, developed and published by Secret Labo, is a niche indie title that blends casual card-based puzzle mechanics with light RPG progression and anime-inspired character interaction.”
- “The mechanics are easy to understand, requiring little upfront explanation, and encourage trial and error rather than punishing mistakes.”
- “The core gameplay implied that you'd try and do many short runs in order to reach the ending, and it could be procedurally generated to increase replay value.”
- “The store page makes the game seem more fleshy than it actually is; essentially, gameplay boils down to choosing one of up to three “cards” until reaching the end of the selected mission.”
- “The gameplay however is almost nonexistent.”
- “Overall there was some choice and strategy to the gameplay but not enough depth to make me want to play this game for fun after finishing.”
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
21%
58%
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The story aspect is described as minimal and fairly short, focusing mainly on basic character interactions, affection levels, and unlocking simple visual content. While each girl has a distinct personality and some story elements, the narrative depth is limited, serving more as a backdrop to the card-based gameplay and item management. Overall, the story complements the gameplay but is not a primary focus of the experience.
- “Each of the 5 girls have 3 missions and 5 levels of affection.”
- “Each of the girls has a different personality with a bit of story.”
- “I played through all of her "story" and earned her full info screen by asking and remembering answers to questions like her birthday, cup size, weight, and favorite drink, ultimately reaching impression level 5.”
- “The store page makes the game seem more fleshy than it actually is; essentially, gameplay boils down to choosing one of up to three 'cards' until reaching the end of the selected mission.”
- “I played through all of her 'story' though there's not much of a story to talk about, earned her whole info screen by asking and remembering the answers to stuff I've asked her beforehand (her birthday, cup size, weight, favorite drink, etc.) and got her to impression level 5.”
- “Decent but short story.”
graphics
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
45%
55%
The game's graphics feature beautiful, anime-inspired artwork with high-quality, mysterious character designs and appealing h-scenes that surpass its predecessor. The inclusion of a gallery and Live2D elements enhances the visual experience, making it both collectible and pleasing to the eyes. Overall, the graphics are consistently praised as a strong and satisfying aspect of the game.
- “In fact, it's even better than the original game and the artwork is amazingly beautiful and very mysterious in the characters' backgrounds as the starting introduction.”
- “The inclusion of a gallery feature further reinforces the collectible nature of the experience, allowing players to revisit unlocked artwork and content at their leisure.”
- “The graphic is a plus also because it is pleasing to the eyes.”
grinding
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding in the game is moderately challenging and involves repetitive farming, especially to reach level 5 impressions for all characters and unlock all achievements. While manageable, many players find this process tedious and time-consuming.
- “It's a tedious grind to reach 5 'impression' levels for each character.”
- “It can get very grindy, especially if you want the full achievements.”
- “The gameplay is okay at first, but the grind to get level 5 for all the girls is extremely tedious.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game’s replayability is limited due to static level layouts, despite its unique and intriguing mechanics. While the core gameplay suggests multiple short runs, the lack of procedural generation or variation reduces overall replay value.
- “No true replayability because of this.”
- “The game mechanic itself is quite intriguing and uncommon, which is nice, but each level layout basically won't change, so it lacks replay value.”
- “The core gameplay implied that you'd try and do many short runs in order to reach the ending, and it could be procedurally generated in order to increase the replay value (though in an artificial way).”
character development
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Character development is highly praised for its top-notch, well-designed characters that perfectly fit the game's theme, with appealing animation and designs that strongly resonate with fans of 2D character aesthetics.
- “I love this game, with the animation and character design, they look great. I feel the vibrations in my soul as an otaku who loves 2D girls.”
- “The character design is so good.”
- “Character designs are pretty much top-notch and suitable for the theme of the game.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The background music is subtle and well-suited for long play sessions, providing a non-distracting ambiance. However, some users find it frustrating that the music volume setting resets with each restart or level change.
- “Background music is unobtrusive, designed to complement extended play sessions without becoming distracting.”
- “I was trying to listen to a lecture in the background while I played, but the music slider setting resets every time you restart or enter a level.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is lighthearted and charming, often highlighted by the cute and playful personalities of the characters. Overall, it adds a sweet and amusing touch to the experience.
- “The girls are pretty sweet and funny.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere is light and easygoing, effectively supported by the cohesive audio and presentation elements.

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Love n Dream: Virtual Happiness is a casual action adventure game with anime and erotic themes.

Love n Dream: Virtual Happiness is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 6 hours playing Love n Dream: Virtual Happiness.

Love n Dream: Virtual Happiness was released on December 19, 2020.

Love n Dream: Virtual Happiness was developed by Secret Labo.

Love n Dream: Virtual Happiness has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its story.

Love n Dream: Virtual Happiness is a single player game.

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