- July 24, 2020
- Great Gretuski Studios
Love Spell: Written in the Stars
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About
"Love Spell: Written in the Stars" is a free demo otome game available on Steam, where players control Luna, a young girl who can cast love spells on people named in her magical spell book. After a series of unfortunate events, Luna gets drunk and accidentally uses the spell book, leading to romantic and comedic shenanigans. The game includes four romanceable bachelors and new game-based interactions for players to enjoy.











- The game features a relatable and well-developed main character, making it easy for players to connect with her journey.
- Each love interest has a unique storyline, providing a diverse range of experiences and emotional depth throughout the game.
- The art style is beautiful and the humor is well-timed, contributing to an overall enjoyable and immersive experience.
- The game lacks a manual save function, which can be inconvenient for players who want to revisit specific choices.
- Many choices throughout the game feel inconsequential, with only the final choice impacting the ending.
- Some players may find the reliance on clichés and predictable plot points detracts from the overall originality of the story.
story
166 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is praised for its engaging character arcs and unique routes, with players feeling invested in the diverse narratives and emotional depth of each storyline. While some critiques mention predictability and a lack of impactful choices, the overall experience is described as immersive and entertaining, blending romance with humor and drama. The art and writing contribute to a rich storytelling experience, making it a recommended choice for fans of the genre.
“I had a hard time putting it down as I was so invested in each character's story.”
“Each story is extremely unique, and you're never quite sure what's going to happen.”
“The storytelling was engaging and entertaining; the dialogue was believable; the situations kept me wanting to read more.”
“While there are 'choices' in the game, they don't lead the story any differently, so feel free to select any options you want without repercussion.”
“In the end, even if the story does change from one route to another, it doesn’t feel very much different.”
“Overall, I'm enjoying it, but felt it lacked immersion, lack of choice/impact on the story and CGs were a real let down; I play these games to impact the story (otherwise I would just read a book/kinetic novel) but can't wait to see what else they come out with.”